Outram Park Ya Hua Rou Gu Cha

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I finally tried this out! Luckily there was no queue. Overall, my favourite is still Sxxg Fx. The Rou Gu Cha in Outram Park is okay but portion is smaller and more expensive. Need to be patient on waiting time.我還是比較喜歡松x的肉骨茶。歐南園的肉骨茶份量較少價錢也較貴。客人坐下之後會送一碟油條和每人會有一片收費的酒精濕紙巾大家要有耐性等候食物喔～

Bak Kut Teh for late dinner!Chose this restaurant because it opens till past midnight!To be honest, I have no idea what to expect because I have never really eaten Bak Kut Teh in Singapore before so this was my first time! Fragrant soup with just the right amount of peppery taste (I cannot stand strong peppery taste one).But after the refills which were free, the peppery taste kind of got to me. :/And I actually ate all the meat by myself, the meat was tender and salty, it absorbed the soup tast

Yes! Finally tried the BKT! I have always drive pass this place and had it skipped somehow. Ya Hua's menu was hanging at every column in the shop and I find it rather different.The ordering slip is also available under the menu in the container mounted on the wall. Customers have to select and indicate their order on the 5 pieces carbon copy of ordering slip.Dough Stick (You Tiao), large costing S$2.00 was placed onto our table before our order. Tastes abit doughy and is a dish that cannot be mi

We ordered spare ribs soup, pig's kidney soup and beancurd. The soup base was too peppery and overpowering. I love peppery bak kut teh soup but this was really too peppery for my liking, almost like those powdered packet bak kut teh where you can simply find in supermarkets. The BKT soup also lacks the BKT fragrance and tasted bland in a diluted way. In all, I felt like I was drinking a diluted and peppery wannabe BKT soup. The meat of the spare ribs were not tender as well.Gave it 3 stars beca

What is your first meal for the year 2013? Ours was a Bak Kut Teh meal at Outram Park Ya Hua Rou Gu Cha. As we drove into the carpark around noon on New Year Day, it seemed that most of the shops and even the coffeshops next to it were all closed. Surprisingly, after we had parked our car and walked up the stairs, we could see that Ya Hua Rou Gu Cha coffeeshop was bustling with lots of people! Service was rather slow on that day as the place was overly-crowded.The you tiao (fried dough stick

The FoodI ordered the signature spare ribs soup, braised pig trotters, my favorite salted vegetables and youtiao. When I take the first sip of the soup, it is very fragrant and aromatic with a robust peppery taste. The pork ribs are tender and soft as it melts slowly in my mouth.The salted vegetables are not overly saltish and goes very well with the rice.The Youtiao also not so oily and remain crispy.The ServiceService was prompt, and rather smooth as I went on weekdays hence not so crowded.The

Was feeling full, so instead of ordering Bak Ku Teh, I ordered the kidney soup with mee sua and tou fu! As you can probably see from the photos, the kidney comes in thick slabs, wonderful! Of course with thick slabs like this, prices arent cheap, but I am contented with just seeing how thick it is. Hate places that serves me thinly slice kidney that shrink even smaller after soaking in the hot soup.I am a toufu lover, so here is my dose of toufuInstead of ordering a bowl of rice, I had the mee s

Here's the receipt/price list for all those who wanna know how much the different chunks of meat cost, because you cannot get the price on the menu. Isn't it strange? They only have pictures and words in the menu but no price. It made my family quite embarrassed to ask how much each dish cost, so we decided to order blindly and simply enjoy our midnight supper. We spent a total of $27.40 for 3 people. We ordered a bowl of pig's trotter, which cost $6.00 for just a few chunks of delicious meat. W

Love drinking ba kut teh, since my mum is lazy to cook, we decided to eat out. Each bowl cost $7 and we were given a choice of lean meat or fatty meat. The soup base is a clear base type, and the pepper taste is there but definitely not too strong. The meat was cooked till soft, tender, and easy to chew. The you tiao taste good too after soaking into the soup.

Had intended to go to Ng Ah Siao at Rangoon Road for some early morning Bak Kut Teh but they were closed. And at 8am in the morning, choices for Bak Kut Teh were rather limited so headed down to Outram Park Ya Hua Rou Gu Cha. Just a short recap of news that happened quite a few years back. The chief executive of Hong Kong, Donald Tseng was in Singapore and had wanted to try out Ng Ah Siao, but got turned away. He ended up at Outram Park Ya Hua Rou Gu Cha as well. This joint serves up Teochew sty

I heard a ultra filling meal at ya hua bak kut the shop. I went there with a couple of friends who were bak kut the lovers. We ordered tie guan yin to go along with our food as the soup was kind of oily. When you added the fried you tiao in, it made the soup even more oiler. But the meat is really tender, normally some places, the meat is so tough, but this one, the meat is tender and moist. The soup is very thick and taste really tasty. The you tiao goes so well with the soup, love the way it a

The serves' up! Craving for a great bowl of peppery bak kut teh? The Outram Park Ya Hua Bak Kut Teh is now available at it's Keppel Branch, a cheery coffee shop on the ground floor of Tanjong Pagar Complex. (Just across the road from RCL building and M hotel).Expect regular refills of soup without having to ask for it. Prompt service, and happy chinese staff.The tender pork ribs are served in a nicely balanced soup ($7 a bowl) with a peppery kick that you may happily indulge in with a bowl of

A great place for a hot peppery soup especially after a night of clubbing and drinking! Definitely keeps one awake! Love their flavourable soup and best of all, it is free flow! You can request them to top up your soup! Mixed the youtiao with the soup and you will never regret it! Heavenly =) Their other side dishes are delicious as well namely, preserved vegetables, beancurd and pork's belly soup. Yummy !

Although this place is called Outram Park Ya Hua Rou Gu Cha, it is actually located at Tanjong Pagar, near the KTM railway station. This place is supposedly quite famous, with lots of celebrities visiting it. Whether it's all hype or not, I can say that the whole place is really hot and you will sweat like mad eating there, especially with all the hot soup.Normally I will order a bowl of pork ribs and rice to go with it. The pork ribs are damn tasty and the meat falls off the bone easily. The so