J F.
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Known to many as "under the bridge bak kut teh", this place has been around for a long time and is my go to for Klang style bak kut teh. Specific cuts in individual bowls of just pure pork and soup/ broth. It was such a treat to enjoy my bak kut teh where the flavours were exactly how I remembered them to be.
Highlights & tips:
- My personal preference is the traditional Klang style bak kut teh with the rich, herbal and savoury soup that has good depth of flavour. The meat cut type can be chosen base on preference (no difference in pricing).
- You can choose the different types of teas you may like. Each of them have different price points. The good thing bout this place is they have outlets of hot water taps for self service of hot water top ups as much as you would like. Definitely more efficient & safer than decades long tradition of continuous boiling of hot water on individual burners on gas tanks. They also have small little teacups for the tea to be poured in. My go to tea type for bak kut teh is known as "king of teas" or "cha wong".
- Orders and payments are made at the table you are seated at. With cash payments, they will bring the change back to you.
- It is possible to get top up soup but it did appear that they may be limiting the number of times for top up soups available for customers.
- The rice that is served is known as oily rice or "yao faan". It is fragrant with shallot oil mixed into the rice.
- Noticeably, they have expanded their menu to cater for more KL style bak kut teh like claypot bak kut teh and side dishes like braised chicken feet and vegetables.
- Staff are pretty alright and is generally helpful.
I highly recommend this bak kut teh restaurant as each time I have been over the years has been a joy to eat.