@8dayseat: This Singaporean bak kut teh hawker speaks fluent Japanese! After working in Japanese MNCs for 15 years, third-gen Jason Lin returned to Singapore to take over his family’s bak kut teh business, now named after his grandfather Ng Mui Song. Jason’s uncle is Ng Ah Sio, who started an eponymous bak kut teh ch chain that was acquired and currently run by homegrown Jumbo Group. Other than pork ribs soup, Jason also offers wonton noodles with house-made char siew! #8dayseathawker #fyp #sgfoodie #FoodTok #tiktoksg
The roast meat cannot la. I stay there and try twice.
2026-11-03 17:43:51
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luckymodena :
how to learn to speak like him Japanese so good I just move to Japan few months ago and still cannot understand
2026-11-04 01:27:45
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rudememesg :
tried. bkt ok can no special but not lousy. no smell. really soft but the soup no special. no need travel to try
2026-11-04 09:54:04
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I'mOnlyMed :
on Google it's
NgMuiSong Bak Kut Teh. Charcoal Roast Meat
2026-11-03 14:13:21
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Hawkers Party :
bkt soup is unique and quite different from songfa or even ngahsio which is more pepper centric.not for those who prefer stronger taste.charsiew and wantons are good