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Song Fa Bak Kut Teh Mandai Wildlife East (Non-Ticketed Area)

4.8 ★★★★★★★★★★ (311 reviews)
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4.8
★★★★★★★★★★
311 reviews
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Aaron Derrick
3 months ago
★★★★★★★★★★

Great place! It was darn bloody good that my family had to wait for 15 min to be seated. Can't be blamed since we went there during the peak hours. Lunch hour. But I would like to take this opportunity to thank my wife for letting me choose lunch for the family. The food was great! It was a shame that I didn't order more. Their kids meal was the right size for my 2 small kids. They loved their kids meal. We we getting ourselves ready for the thinking that the seating area would be super warm since they were packed. But fortunatly the restaurant a/c held out well. Their main dish, pork rib soup, oh~ the soup was flavourful, peppery taste, but yet, not that spicy. I was pleasantly surprised when we could ask for a refill for the soup with no additional charges. Thumbs up for that. Usually, other restaurants/stall will reject your request and insist that you buy another serving just to taste the soup again. The pig stomach soup is also a dish to die for! The tenderness of the meat, chewy, yet light on your jaw. Paired with the steamy rice. O.M.G... I couldn't bear to leave the restaurant even after finishing my food. If not for my kids, I would have order another round just to stay and eat once more. For the price we paid, it was a little expensive, but worth the taste.

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Mandy Wan
3 months ago
★★★★★★★★★★

I had a great meal at the bak kut teh restaurant in Mandai Wildlife Reserve. The food was excellent—the bak kut teh was especially delicious, with rich, flavorful broth and the bonus of all-you-can-eat soup, which makes it even more satisfying. The sesame oil chicken was another highlight, very fragrant and tasty. The restaurant itself is a simple, casual diner, perfect for a relaxed meal after spending the day at the zoo. Do expect a queue, especially on weekends, as it’s a popular spot for both lunch and dinner. Overall, it’s definitely worth the wait if you’re craving comforting and hearty local food.

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Keng Low
3 months ago
★★★★★★★★★★

A reliable choice among the many dining options here. The food arrived quickly, which is ideal when you’re on a schedule for the wildlife parks. It offers the same great taste as their city outlets without a steep "tourist tax" on the bill. Definitely recommend the signature pork rib soup to charge up before your night adventure

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Giao Nguyen
5 months ago
★★★★★★★★★★

We didn't really expect much cause we were just looking for an affordable place to eat and was pleasantly surprised. Everything tasted so good, even the sambal. Best sambal I've ever had. Supposedly made in house and was not available to buy :( Pork bone soup really tender. Meat was especially good dipped in the soy sauce and sambal. Soup refill was amazing. Pig intestine yum. Chinese broccoli yum.

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ethan chew
6 months ago
★★★★★★★★★★

Always one of the go to place when we are craving for bkt. The braised trotter was well done and the intestine was cleaned without any smell. The garlic fried chicken is a welcoming dish along with the yuzu icy drink which we’ll balance the greasiness of the trotter.