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post May 2 2013, 03:21 PM

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Recently notice soup based bak kut teh now has NEW 2 types.
Type 1 - Focus on traditional herbs.
Type 2 - Focus on the soy sauce.

I'm looking for those who still retain with the traditional herb soup one. The soy sauce type one feel like MSG soup to me.

Anyone know where still sell the traditional herb soup type one?
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post May 2 2013, 04:09 PM

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QUOTE(new in IT @ May 2 2013, 03:21 PM)
Recently notice soup based bak kut teh now has NEW 2 types.
Type 1 - Focus on traditional herbs.
Type 2 - Focus on the soy sauce.

I'm looking for those who still retain with the traditional herb soup one. The soy sauce type one feel like MSG soup to me.

Anyone know where still sell the traditional herb soup type one?
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There are more than the 2 types that you mentioned biggrin.gif i.e:

- The original Klang BKT - Herbs, light brownish and served on a bowl rather than claypot (Klang Under the bridge/ Mo Sang Kor-Pandamaran) - Getting less & less (And answering your question earlier)
- The Teluk Pulai style- Claypot with mixed ingredients - Common BKT in Klang Valleys nowadays
- The Dry type- New type Also from klang - Also common nowadays

All the above originated from Klang and for Singaporean, they named it "Hokkien Style"

The white pepper style BKT - This wan claimed by Singaporean for sure and very popular in Southern M'sia - For Singaporean, this is what they called "Teochew BKT
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post May 2 2013, 04:52 PM

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tried different style before, still think that the original one is my favor~smile.gif

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post May 3 2013, 01:43 PM

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QUOTE(stimix @ May 2 2013, 04:09 PM)
There are more than the 2 types that you mentioned  biggrin.gif i.e:

- The original Klang BKT - Herbs, light brownish and served on a bowl rather than claypot (Klang Under the bridge/ Mo Sang Kor-Pandamaran) - Getting less & less (And answering your question earlier)
- The Teluk Pulai style- Claypot with mixed ingredients - Common BKT in Klang Valleys nowadays
- The Dry type- New type Also from klang - Also common nowadays

All the above originated from Klang and for Singaporean, they named it "Hokkien Style"

The white pepper style BKT - This wan claimed by Singaporean for sure and very popular in Southern M'sia - For Singaporean, this is what they called "Teochew BKT
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pepper style , Pandan Indah have oops.gif name forgot liao sweat.gif .... i eat before w family... quite nais smile.gif

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post May 3 2013, 02:59 PM

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this 1 not bad at kelana jaya....opposite the church
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post May 12 2013, 01:50 PM

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Try Ming Wei @ 47, Jalan Batai Laut, Taman Intan/ Taman Rashna Klang. By ex-MSK chef, currently new & rebranded by him. Same old authentic traditional taste.

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post Jun 29 2014, 12:14 PM

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Hmm..last post here May 2013

Not in order of yumminess

Teluk Pulai BKT, first shop turning into the Teluk Pulai road, the middle shop i wont go cos its sorely lacking in hygiene.

Klang Town, behind Plaza Chi Liung (hope i got the building name right, anyway its the the tall building near the old bridge) , the shop across Maybank and the mamak shop.

Port Klang famous BKT still got no chance to go cos i heard hv to queue early and also finish early

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post Dec 23 2015, 02:08 PM

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Anyone have any idea where is the BKT stall which used to operate beside Agora Hotel, Bukit Bintang?
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post Jan 4 2016, 08:18 PM

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I'm from Klang, and I feel the best BKTs are the ones in old shops or simple shops selling BKT. Commercialized shops like Teluk Pulai and others tend to prepare too much in a day due to the crowds (who go there often due to internet exposure) and quality tend to lack (some even use premix BKT flavours to quicken service).

I like Ah Han BKT, quite hard to find but definitely recommended for those who wanna try old school homemade BKT. It's in a house (owner uses house compound for restaurant) at Pandamaran along between Jalan Sijangkang and Jalan Pandamaran 2.
Only open in morning and tend to finish by 9.30am. smile.gif smile.gif


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post Jan 4 2016, 10:31 PM

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My favorite so far is Ah Sang in PJ, near the Hindu Temple.
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post Jan 6 2016, 05:05 PM

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I had BKT few days ago at Sunway but i forgot the shop name. Its the turning just before the Petron station to Sunway Pyramid. Opens the entire day if not mistaken and their style is more herbal based but still balanced.
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post Apr 14 2016, 09:57 PM

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Any good bak kut teh in Damansara?

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post Apr 18 2016, 11:21 PM

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many bkt sellers used a lot of MSG in the soup.
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post Apr 24 2016, 04:27 PM

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QUOTE(Kaka23 @ Apr 14 2016, 09:57 PM)
Any good bak kut teh in Damansara?
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You can try Le Xiang BKT (https://www.facebook.com/LeXiangBakKutTeh/). Just opened not long ago. But quite good - for both dry and soup style. And it's air-conditioned smile.gif
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QUOTE(PseudoGene @ Apr 24 2016, 04:27 PM)
You can try Le Xiang BKT (https://www.facebook.com/LeXiangBakKutTeh/). Just opened not long ago. But quite good - for both dry and soup style. And it's air-conditioned smile.gif
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Interesting.. Consider not so far at kota Damansara.. Thanks!
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post Apr 25 2016, 05:51 PM

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last night after smokin some dank plants at my friends place in Cheras, me and my mates had this amazeballs bak kut teh. So good swear to god, it's called Da De Bak Kut Teh, Cheras. We were attended to by a nice and friendly old lady

they have both dry style and the one with the traditional broth, and they're both worth checkin out.


Also, in Desa Sri Hartamas, there is another tip top Bak Kut Teh joint, same row as the Ducati showroom. They've mushrooms and everything

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post May 11 2016, 10:37 AM

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Subang dry bak kut teh very nice! It's called teik kee I think
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post May 11 2016, 10:40 AM

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Taman midah one not bad also, near the pasar malam

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post Jun 8 2016, 01:12 AM

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QUOTE(stone2012 @ Apr 24 2013, 05:38 PM)
Hi, I did go tried several times~I like their bakuteh soup~not bad. smile.gif
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chuen kee bakuteh in setapak is my all time favorite. is like something i must have at least once a month, like taken their drugs. drool.gif

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