Which Bak Kwa is nice?

[Vroomtattat]

haha...go relatives/friends house and eat all you can...no need $$$....if possible Da Bao some back also...

 

why didn't I think of that? LOL . . .

[Pchmj]

Yishun Chong Pang market there got one old store. 20+ years liao. Still like their traditional taste after all these years. For those who interested, it is near the back gate of the chong pang community centre.

 

Besides shop&save? That store I always pass by but never buy before. Very tradition looking shop, it's made by themselves and don't have brand? Will get some to try when I'm there.

[Adrianli]

Which type of bak kwa taste better, sliced or minced???

 

I like minced but everyone say sliced is better and more expensive. I have cheapo taste bud.

[Acanthus]

I tried the duck meat at their outlet over at KL chinatown.

 

Just bought 500g to try and in the end...went back and bought another kg.

 

Wonderful stuff.

[Donut]

so u able to tell the difference from each store by blind testing?

 

wa.. u so good ar?

[Ken4555]

so u able to tell the difference from each store by blind testing?

 

wa.. u so good ar?

 

hello donut.... you said all Bak Kaw taste the same... i said no it does not... anyways pork got different grades... different amt of fats...

 

and i didnt say i can tell which store which bak kaw by blind tasting.. but i sure can tell you the difference which is sweeter saltier or more burnt blah blah blah...

 

and btw heres a pic for you to use for your avatar...

[Vroomtattat]

hello donut.... you said all Bak Kaw taste the same... i said no it does not... anyways pork got different grades... different amt of fats...

 

and i didnt say i can tell which store which bak kaw by blind tasting.. but i sure can tell you the difference which is sweeter saltier or more burnt blah blah blah...

 

and btw heres a pic for you to use for your avatar...

 

I do not like the idea of eating the charred bits and good thing for me is that I don't really appreciate them.

 

Ah pek like me eats bah hooo . . . hoo hoo hoo

[Jlyb86]

can try this xing dong fang, not too bad also the standard

[Berncsp76]

The melaka one has been taken over by Long Zi. Last time went there was before you. unless there's another location you went to.

 

 

hmm bro you mean 龙记？hmm...cant remember the shop location but is somewhere near to the bridge which can see the christ church...

 

duno anywhere still can find 我来也 other than the Sentosa branch...probably this weekend go around to recce...

[Berncsp76]

Which type of bak kwa taste better, sliced or minced???

 

I like minced but everyone say sliced is better and more expensive. I have cheapo taste bud.

 

 

minced meat more for ah pek haha...sliced more chewy bite...to each his own taste and preference lah...

[Berncsp76]

can try this xing dong fang, not too bad also the standard

 

 

ya I think I tried them before, not bad.

 

Do they have an outlet at Lucky Chinatown too?I remember several yrs back I went to buy there got good promo buy 1 kg free half kg...

 

end up I buy about 3kg then cut into small slices mix with rice to eat...haha

[Tgkm2307]

is it possible to bring bak kwa back from JB?

 

 

[Twelfth]

is it possible to bring bak kwa back from JB?

you can refer to ava.gov.sg

[Ken4555]

I do not like the idea of eating the charred bits and good thing for me is that I don't really appreciate them.

 

Ah pek like me eats bah hooo . . . hoo hoo hoo

 

funny thing abt Bah hoo is that since young, when i was introduced to it... i always considered it 'fake' food... its like dust and some sugar blended together... never liked it until bread talk was born... then LOVED it this time round.... haha

[Ender]

is it possible to bring bak kwa back from JB?

Legally not possible.

[Ender]

funny thing abt Bah hoo is that since young, when i was introduced to it... i always considered it 'fake' food... its like dust and some sugar blended together... never liked it until bread talk was born... then LOVED it this time round.... haha

 

Same here. I consider it as a flavoring food.. you put them onto bread, or porridge to add flavor.

[Berncsp76]

Legally not possible.

 

 

[Ken4555]

Same here. I consider it as a flavoring food.. you put them onto bread, or porridge to add flavor.

 

yeah... but actually i dont know how they make Bah hooo... do you know?