KEE HEONG BAK KUT TEH

Dessy Delta Santika

Another BKT in meals abudant PJ. Unfortunately that one does not measure. The taste is typical, the You Tiau (Yau Cha Kuay) is hard and chewy, and the purchase price (being truly a standalone ground flooring shoplot) in PJ, more costly than the others. Avoid.

Fifi Lie

Simple restaurant situated in SS2. Opens 8am to 10pm that is good because so many bah kut teh (BKT) places either concentrate breakfast or supper/supper. Not among. Service is average. Costs a little on the high aspect but expected taking into consideration the area. Car parking can bea pain. We tried both soup & dry version. Dry out was good & spicy however the soup could possibly be stronger. Decent quantity of elements. Pork had been tender. They do possess other products on the menu aside from BKT that is a plus. Washed everything lower with some Chinese tea. Overall an okay location for good BKT. Might go back to try various other dishes.

William Alaric

Okay bah kut teh. I love the type with an increase of organic flavour but theirs is really a bit mild to your preference. The dried out bkt is nicer.

Rina Rusli

Among the best Bak Kut Teh Eating place around. Could be crowded if past due. Have to drive around to obtain parking but occasionally they have a couple of reserved.

Frida Aprilia

Great bak kut teh with claypot for RM13.00 per pot. The soup is certainly flavorful and delicious and goes effectively with the fried dough fritters.