Organic and chicken. Those two description makes me not want to eat bak kut teh. First of all, bak kut teh should come with plenty of pork ribs and three-layered pork belly. Substituting it with chicken is already bad…but making it organic? Even worse. Or so I thought.
But the organic chic kut teh at Country Farms Organic was actually pretty decent. I ordered it because my regular noodles were not available, and it was a pleasant surprise for me. While it’s nothing like the real deal, the soup was thick, herbal-ly and aromatic. You get to choose between brown rice mee hoon or mee suah to go with the chic kut teh. I chose mee suah.
*Previous visit HERE.
Organic Chic Kut Teh: 5.5/10 (Halal)
Verdict: A decent alternative to pork bak kut teh.
Country Farm Organics
Ground floor, Bangsar Village,
Bangsar Baru.
03-2284 2094
Verdict: A decent alternative to pork bak kut teh.
Country Farm Organics
Ground floor, Bangsar Village,
Bangsar Baru.
03-2284 2094
CKT, in my opinion … is like those fake vegetarian meat … what's the point? if you wanna eat meat then eat meat, if you wanna be a vegetarian then be a proud one.
and unless your religion doesn't allow pork intake, then be a proud BKT eater
I believe that Country Farms uses the real thing. Anyway, Bangsar-Babe, may I know how much it cost for the CKT?
i just realized … there's no bak kut teh anywhere in bangsar, rite? =)
I don't mind chicken with BKT. Just made that for my parents a few days ago with organic chicken thighs.
Michelle – I have to ask…what CAN'T you cook?!! Seems like you can make anything!
Sean – Yeah…sadly no good ones around. Leonardo's got la…but it's not authentic.
Waverly – It was RM15.90 inclusive of a drink.
timing – Tell that to my mum!
i'll take my drum stick herbal mee suah instead! say no to chikutteh!! must protect our porkkkkk