Business is booming in Kuching and that’s perhaps why the Lao Zhi Hao Bak Kut Teh’s boss decided to open a branch at Jalan Song. This family-run bak kut teh has its main shop in Kepong, Selangor. My usual place to enjoy bak kut teh in Kuching is usually Hiong Mon Low, BDC but when I realised the existence of this new spot, I immediately went to try it out. The Exterior of the Shop The first thing that caught my attention is of...

During my trip to Kota Kinabalu, I managed to try out two types of Bak Kut Teh (herbal pork soup) at Gaya Street. There are actually a few coffee shops or restaurant selling it but the famous one is Yu Kee as recommended by our friends (Ease and Siew Lee) as well as many other food bloggers. Kee Man and I located the shop but it was closed for 3 days since the first day we stayed at Hotel eden54, Gaya Street. So before we could try the...

One of the famous Bak Kut Teh stall at BDC, Kuching. It is not a new place especially for the Kuchingites but for me, whenever I crave for Bak Kut Teh, I will definitely go there, once in a while. Kee Man and I always order their Bak Kut Teh for 2 pax which only cost RM 12 and 2 bowls of garlic onion rice (油饭), Rm 1 each. Bak Kut Teh of 2 pax To me, the pork is tender and the internals are a bit chewy. I like its soup which does not...

Puchong is perhaps one of the places in Selangor where you can find hundreds of eating places from mamak stalls to 5-star restaurants. I found out about Restoran Yap Chuan Bak Kut Teh (干肉骨茶）or Chinese herbal pork soup via Taste with Jason (Axian food programme available via Astro AEC and Asian Food Channel) and thought of giving it a try. So, on my visit to KL not so long ago, my brother and his girlfriend brought me to the...