Koon Bak Kut Teh Cafe

Very clean, AC place. Price makes sense for the AC comfort. Fast and efficient. Foods are above average to quite good depending on what you order. Their iced coffee with less sugar is excellent! Bak kut teh meat was rather tough and soup was alright. They didn't give me soup refill, so I do not like it. Braised pork rice was good and seafood white bee hoon was so so. Overall a good place to eat at if you want to stay fresh and clean in Singapore's hot and humid environment. Draft Beer at $16 is too expensive unless there is 1 for 1 at happy hour 5-9 pm!

$$:S$20-S$50. Here is the place where you can enjoy Bak Kut Teh and draft beer. Not only Bak Kut Teh, you also can enjoy local dishes like Laksa, Yong Tau Foo, Sambal Sea Bass Fillet, Seafood White Bee Hoon. Taste of Bak Kut Teh is not so special but not bad and it worth to come because of draft beer. Until 9pm is happy hour and you can get 1 for 1 promotion.

The salted egg lala was awesome! We loved it so much that we ordered another plate. Then again, they did run out of the main set of bak kut teh (ribs) so we got a smaller bowl. Service was decent, food came out fast, only gripe is that there's dart game here, so, it's kinda noisy at times. But the food is good.

The bak kut teh serving was a little disappointing. Just two pieces. The soup was decent. The fried dough fritters are really good... Very fluffy, but again the price relative to the serving size is a little underwhelming. They claim to fry it upon order so that's nice and may contribute to the price. We really enjoyed the braised meat nice. It was delicious and value for money.

Stumble upon this local eatery/bistro featuring Lala bee hoon and Bak Kut Teh. The advertising pictures and interior impress us a bit but unfortunately the quality of their signature dishes came out disappointing. The Lala bee hoon is watery and very much lacking flavor. Thank God the ingredients are still fresh so overall still edible and that's it. The worst is their signature Bak Kut Teh and Yong Taohu. The meat is overcooked and pretty much bland. The Yong Taohu are also on the bland side and pretty much tasteless. The soup is just pepper water lacking the wholesome flavor as compared to the other competitors. Service wise is still ok. Overall a disappointment for their food.