KK Food Reviews

* Non-halal post *

To those of you who have always wanted to go eat bah kut teh in town, but can never find any empty tables to sit on, let me give you another alternative to go to that is just as good as the ones at downtown!

Name of coffeeshop: You Kee Bah Kut Teh

Location: Beverly Hills, Jalan Bundusan.

Here, you would surely get a table, and the environment is much calmer as compared to the one downtown. You don’t have to rush in finishing your food at all, which is a plus for me!

The arrangement and preparation of the bah kut tehs are the same as the ones at downtown, and even looks and tastes the same too!

See?

But sure, the crowd is not the same the ones in downtown, but I don’t know about you, but that is not a problem for me at all. I don’t go there to socialize, I go there to eat!

So visit You Kee the next time you want to have some Bah Kut Teh!

If you live somewhere near Beverly Hills in Bundusan, here’s a coffeeshop that you can check out in the morning, Bundusan Restaurant.

This coffeeshop actually takes up 2 shoplots, so it’s not that hard to find.

This is what BF and I had, dim sum. We actually came here quite late (almost noon time), so most of the other dim sum were gone by then.

But this is their specialty among all of the dim sum:

The siew mai is a lot bigger than in normal dim sum eateries! But I failed to show in my pics how big it actually is, so you just have to trust me. There’s even a big prawn (or was it 2) in this siew mai. Can’t say much about the taste, as most siew mai tastes the same, but that’s the only difference; the size of this particular siew mai sold at this shop!

But if dim sum is not your cup of tea, then you could try their other dishes here. Their other specialty (other than the siew mai) are roasted meat; chicken, duck, and pork. This is the stall for all those roasted food:

I didn’t get to try any of the roasted dishes this time around, as I was busy stuffing my mouth with the huge siew mai! I’d try it next time..