Kungfu Bak Kut Teh — Restaurant in Borneo

In the heart of culinary enchantment lies "Kungfu Bak Kut Teh," a haven where flavors pirouette in a ballet of gastronomic brilliance reminiscent of ancient Chinese poetry. Each bowl is a canvas painted with the chef's passion, a masterpiece that unfolds in hues of indulgence, echoing the literary traditions of classical Chinese gastronomy. The symphony of aromas, a tantalizing melody, serenades patrons into a world where every spoonful is a verse, a poetic journey through the annals of Chinese culinary artistry.

Amidst the warm embrace of the ambiance, diners find solace in the lyrical atmosphere, a sanctuary for the senses that pays homage to the elegance found in Chinese literary classics. From the initial sip to the final delicate morsel, the experience transcends mere dining, evolving into a poetic sojourn through culinary realms steeped in the rich tapestry of Chinese literary traditions. "Kungfu Bak Kut Teh" beckons guests to relish the verses of indulgence, inviting them into a realm where each dish is a stanza, and every flavor is a carefully crafted line in the poetic epic of Chinese cuisine. Here, patrons savor the eloquence of taste, and in each slurp, find themselves immersed in the timeless poetry of...

Last night we came here for dinner. My youngest daughter and her family invited me so I came along with them. Actually, it was my first time, I mean dined in at this restaurant. As usual and already became our daily lives tradition, whenever we go out for dinner, lunch, breakfast and whatsoever we scan Mysejahtera. After that then we find our table which was in front of the shop walkway. My daughter and her husband ordered Bak Kut Teh and Ketchup Pork Meat with rice, whereas I ordered oyster sauce lettuce (vegetables) with rice and cendol pandan. My food were tasty as I like lettuce vegetables. It's soft and crunchy. I used to mix it with tomatoes when I cooked fried fish soup at home, it's so delicious. The Bah Kut Teh was really delicious as I can smell the aroma of Chinese herbs it it. This restaurant is fully a non halal Chinese foods because when I asked the waiter if there's a chicken dish and he...

I tried by best to explain even by showing brown slimy leaves in the veggie was not acceptable and that I live here and want to be able to eat here. I received an unfortunately typical malaysian defensive response telling me this is correct. I have lived in malaysia 4 years and i know what good and bad food looks like.. even didn't need to come to malaysia to learn this. i grew up on a farm and also grew my own food as an adult. the defensiveness was ok but the main cook made a threatening violent physical gesture at me, puffing his chest while slamming his knife. this is not forgivable. two stars only because they didn't ask me to...