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It's not bad. I used to visit this stall when I was in my teens and living in the west. It's still good but somehow the top up soup was tastier than that that came with the ribs. Flavours are good but from memory the flavours were richer then.

Quite chucks size of pork rib in Chinese herbal soup. Dip with dark sauce and chili to bring out more of the flavor. Chinese dough with the soup is a delight

Easily one of our favourite Bak Ku Teh stalls to visit in SG. Savoury pepper broth with hints of garlic (thankfully not too strong). The pork ribs were tender, organs were clean and cooked to perfection (just don’t leave it in the broth too long to prevent it from overcooking). Special mention to

Bak Kut Teh (SGD $13.90) @ Joo Siah Bak Koot Teh. . Serving their signature peppery garlicky savoury soup for over 30 years, their rendition isn't quite as potent as other brands, but is certainly appetizing and drinkable. . The pork ribs are tender enough to come off the bones easily, but have a ch

Headed over to the vicinity of Chinese Garden MRT Station to try Joo Siah Bak Kut Teh. Located within a coffeeshop facing the overhead bridge, this popular Bak Kut Teh store has many loyal fans. Ordering is simply done at the cashier. The best option here is the Premium Loin Ribs Soup. The ribs wer

Meat is slightly tougher than expected. Need to wait for 15-30mins during peak period but will deliver to your table number so have them ready before ordering. Soup can be refilled but only if sitting nearby. When they bring your food to you, they'll prepare their preserved vege dish for extra $1, w

The bkt in the coffee shop, and in the nearby hawker center is another good bkt. Also just walking distance from chinese garden mrt. The bkt is peppery and serving is above average. A 10 dollar dish that is worth it.

The soup was good but the braised pork belly and trotters are even better. The side dishes were really good too!