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2013-09-16
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Boss is treating us lunch and he brought us to a very remote place for cheap and good food. This place is located in the most remote part of Tampines off the main road behind a chinese temple. The old school shophouse resembles those that we usually see in Malaysia.The shophouse has got a non-aircon coffee shop selling economic rice etc. and an aircon tse char area selling signature Bak Kut Teh and various Stir-fry dishes. Boss ordered a Large Bak Kut Teh, Large Assam Fish head and a few other d
The shophouse has got a non-aircon coffee shop selling economic rice etc. and an aircon tse char area selling signature Bak Kut Teh and various Stir-fry dishes. Boss ordered a Large Bak Kut Teh, Large Assam Fish head and a few other dishes to share.
Signature BKTThey claimed that this is prepared Pontian style with lotsa fried tau kee as topping. The soup base was flavorful, pork ribs were tender but I still prefer the Port Klang style ones with taupok, pig intestines, pork belly etc. Overall, an ok dish.
Assam Fish headThis was very good, serving portion of the fish head is huge. The assam gravy was thick and very tangy, I would've prefer it to be spicier though...but still nice.
Coffee ribsThis is alright, pork ribs are tender and had hints of coffee flavor...not too bad.
Yam riceThey serve a choice of plain rice or yam rice, I opted for yam rice. It was pretty good with lotsa yam cubes and hae bee inside.
The service here was decent and very prompt. Dishes were cheap and of above average quality. Recommended for diners who drives only.Post
