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Singaporeans may affiliate <\/span>bak kut teh<\/span><\/i> with its garlicky peppery pork soup, however do you know that <\/span>bak kut teh<\/span><\/i> has loads of different variations as effectively? For instance, the Malaysian-style <\/span>bak kut teh<\/span><\/i>, which is alleged to have originated from Klang, is thought to have a darker and extra natural broth. After which, there\u2019s the <\/span>dry <\/b>bak kut teh<\/i><\/b>.<\/span><\/p>\n

Whereas some may say the soup model of <\/span>bak kut teh<\/span><\/i> is reassuring and warms your total physique, the dry <\/span>bak kut teh<\/span><\/i> is energy packed and crammed with loads of aromatic flavours. The key lies in the dead of night gravy, which is simmered on a range and topped with dried shrimp or cuttlefish, dried chillies and garlic.<\/span><\/p>\n

For these of you preferring stronger and sturdy flavours, that is for you. Listed here are <\/span>10 dry <\/b>bak kut teh<\/i><\/b> stalls in Singapore which can be so good that they\u2019ll even impress your Malaysian relations<\/b>.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Nestled amongst the various <\/span>bak kut teh<\/span><\/i> eating places in <\/span>Balestier<\/b> is <\/span>Jia Bin (Klang) Bak Kut Teh<\/b>.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

This stall has been extremely raved by Malaysians dwelling in Singapore (in truth, our Malaysian colleague was the one who really useful this place to us!) and it\u2019s no marvel, seeing that its house owners are Malaysian and first opened a <\/span>bak kut teh<\/span><\/i> stall in Seremban, Malaysian.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Whereas the Yang household first began out with the natural Klang-style <\/span>bak kut teh<\/span><\/i>, they finally went on to promote extra dishes reminiscent of <\/span>Jia Bin Dry <\/b>Bak Kut Teh <\/i><\/b>(S$11.50)<\/b>, <\/span>Jia Bin Spicy Pork Stomach (S$11.50) <\/b>and <\/span>Jia Bin <\/b>Hua Diao<\/i><\/b> Wine Rooster (S$10.50)<\/b>!<\/span><\/p>\n

Its <\/span>Jia Bin Dry Bak Kut Teh <\/span><\/i>is a black and savoury mess, that includes a mixture of pork ribs, pork stomach, pig\u2019s tail, pig\u2019s intestines and pig\u2019s abdomen all tossed in a glistening thick gravy. It was fragrant, sturdy and mildly candy, with the dried cuttlefish including loads of <\/span>umami<\/span><\/i> flavour to the entire dish.<\/span><\/p>\n

62 Rangoon Street, Singapore 218352
<\/b>+65 6900 7708
<\/b>Tue to Fri: 11am \u2013 3pm & 5pm \u2013 9.30pm
<\/b>Sat & Solar: 11.30am \u2013 9.30pm
<\/b>Closed on Mon
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2. Leong Kee (Klang) Bak Kut Teh<\/b><\/h2>\n
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