[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for Song Fa Bak Kut Teh Chinatown Point (Updated Oct)

Singapore is undoubtedly the best country you can reach with a 6-hour flight~ You can comfortably get to any area from the airport by subway, and since all the buildings are connected underground, it's convenient to escape the heat and move around coolly underground 🙌🏼 The air conditioning in shopping malls and restaurants inside buildings is so strong that you might feel cold, so it's wise to bring long sleeves or a cardigan in generous Singapore 😀 Since various countries live together here, you can taste foods from many different countries, and if you're not on main shopping streets like Orchard or Clarke Quay, you can enjoy a variety of affordable dishes outdoors, though it might be a bit hot~ (shrimp noodles, various skewers, flounder dishes, Chinese-style shabu-shabu, crab, etc.) No need to say more about shopping, and there are many great places to have a full meal, enjoy the evening night view, and take a walk, so you can spend your day meaningfully 👍🏼 If you like drinking, you can enjoy happy hour beer or visit rooftop bars with great views to fall for another charm of Singapore 💜 Singapore, with its good safety, convenient transportation, and clean surroundings, is perfect for solo travel, and it's definitely a fun destination you won't regret visiting with friends or family~

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 If you were to choose the most representative food in Singapore, I think many people would definitely choose Hainanese chicken rice or Bak Kut Teh, and the most representative Bak Kut Teh in Singapore is Song Fa Bak Kut Teh. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh has many stores in Singapore and is the most well-known one. Every store does very good business. In addition to local customers, there are also many tourists who come here to eat. Every time I come to Singapore, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh is a must-try Singaporean delicacy. The rich garlic-flavored soup paired with the tender and tasty pork ribs is a perfect match. As someone who doesn’t like to drink soup with meals, I was completely conquered by the rich garlic-flavored soup. After finishing the soup, you can have more soup for free. I drank three bowls of soup in a row, but it was not enough. I bought two bags of Bak Kut Teh when checking out. When I returned to Taiwan, the Bak Kut Teh soup cooked by my wife tasted exactly the same as the Song Fa Bak Kut Teh in Singapore. Whenever I come to Singapore, Bak Kut Teh is definitely one of my top food choices.

Song fa Bak ku teh 11 New Bridge Rd, #01-01, Singapore 059383 133 New Bridge Rd, #01-04, Singapore 059413 According to what I know, Bak ku teh is pork rib soup, usually peppery or filled with herbs. Song fa Bak ku teh is one of the popular brand. They have many outlets in Singapore. Its easily to locate one nearby. I went to a few of their outlet, they don't just serve pork rib, there is pork tenderloin and fish too. I would recommend the pork tenderloin over the other. For side dishes, the ground nuts and you tiao is good. Their braised egg is extremely hard. What I like about them is that their soup is refillable. Give it a try if you haven't. #singapore #foodie #soup

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Day 1 - Take off at 09:05 in HK; Land at 13:00 in SIN - Lunch at Maxwell Food Centre and check-in at "Singapore Dorsett" - Swimming at the hotel - Chinatown Souvenir Street - Riverside Dinner + Merlion Park photo spot Day 2 - Sentosa - Universal Studios Singapore (can spend half a day here) - Beach firework show (Wings of Time) is quite good, with water, fire, and fireworks effects for just a few dollars - Dinner at Lau Pa Sat Satay Street (a huge night market/food center, highly recommended) Day 3 - Breakfast at Ya Kun Kaya Toast in Chinatown - Kaya toast - Sentosa Luge - Sentosa Harry Potter Theme Park/ Haji Lane for artsy photo spots and chill cafes (tea time) - Early dinner + Night Safari (earliest entry at 7 PM) Day 4 - Gardens by the Bay - Jewel Changi Airport (allocate more time here for shopping and buying souvenirs!) - Song Fa Bak Kut Teh - Take off at 19:00 and land at 23:00 in HK 💡Tips: - Singapore is very hot! Remember to bring light clothing and apply sunscreen! - Transportation is super convenient. Buy a transportation card at the airport and top it up a bit, then you can take the MRT hassle-free throughout the trip. - There are plenty of photo spots, so take lots of pictures! 🛫🍴🌴

#OverseasTravel 📍Songpa Bak Kut Teh This is a place that serves Bak Kut Teh! I've never seen this dish in Korea, so it was especially interesting! This is a popular dish among Singaporeans, and with multiple locations, it's a great option for travelers! This dish, in particular, tasted like Korean galbitang (short rib soup), which was incredibly delicious. They also have a variety of other menu options, making it fun to choose from. If you ever travel to Singapore, I highly recommend visiting this place. You'll be satisfied. 😆😆 #OverseasTravelDestinationRecommendation #SingaporeHotPlaces #SingaporeRestaurants #SingaporeRestaurantRecommendations #SingaporeTravelDestinations #TravelDestinationRecommendations

Singapore is a gourmet paradise, often referred to as the "food capital." This time, I'd like to introduce three restaurants I personally visited and thought were a "must-try!" From classics to unique experiences, I hope these tips will help you plan your trip! ✨ 🍖Song Fa Bak Kut Teh 📍 11 New Bridge Road, Singapore 059383 When it comes to Singapore's famous Bak Kut Teh, this is the place to go! Song Fa is a long-established restaurant popular with both locals and tourists, and is actually a regular Michelin Bib Gourmand winner. ✨ The peppery soup was subtly spicy, and the tenderly braised spare ribs were exquisite. The simple yet unforgettable flavor makes this a must-try on your next visit to Singapore!!! 🦀JUMBO Seafood _Riverside Point Branch 📍 30 Merchant Rd, #01-01/02 Riverside Point, Singapore 058282 When it comes to Singapore's famous "chili crab," JUMBO is the place to go!!! This hearty and luxurious dish features a large crab smothered in a rich chili sauce. The flavor is simply exquisite, but be careful of the spiciness! 🌶️🔥 The punchy flavor will make you say, "Just like Singapore!" and it pairs perfectly with beer or a cold drink. Enjoying the night view of the riverside is also a great way to enjoy it. 🍍Golden Moments Durian Cafe 📍 11 Tanjong Pagar Plaza, #02-11, Singapore 081011 While strolling around Little India, it was so hot that I wanted to stop by a cafe, so I stopped by this unique experience spot. The interior was a dazzling gold. ✨🤣 Surprisingly, it was a durian cafe. I'm not a fan of durian, so I ordered a pineapple smoothie. However, the waiter gave me a gift of some durian choux (cream puffs) that he'd made, so I got to try them! ☺️ If you muster up the courage to try them, your travel memories will be forever enriched. The classic Bak Kut Teh, the hearty chili crab, and the dazzling durian cafe. Singapore's cuisine is deep, and even a short stay was thoroughly enjoyed through the food. 🍴✨ #TravelGuide #SingaporeTrip #SingaporeFood #BakKutTeh #ChiliCrab #DurianCafe #TravelDiary #Foodie #TravelMemories #Singapore #SingaporeTrip #michelin

🍲🇸🇬 When it comes to bak kut teh in Singapore, the first name that comes to mind is Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, a famous restaurant that's been around since 1969. From a small cart to now having multiple branches, it's even been awarded the Michelin Bib Gourmand 🌟 The atmosphere is lovely, decorated in a retro vintage style 🏮, with wooden tables and round chairs. It's always bustling with people, both tourists and locals. As soon as you walk in, you're immediately greeted by the aroma of pepper. 🫚🔥 ⭐ A must-try is the Pork Ribs Soup. Large chunks of pork ribs, tender meat, and a hot, clear broth with just the right amount of pepper spice. Unlimited refills are available, making it incredibly satisfying 🥰. Pair it with hot steamed rice. ✨ We also ordered the Char Siu (Red Pork) to try. 🐷🍯 The sweet, salty flavor and the grilled aroma of the pork are tender and soaked in the sauce. It's delicious, but a bit too oily. If you love the aroma and richness, you'll definitely love this place 👍. Service is fast even when the crowds are high 💯 💰 Priced at around S$6.5–9.8 per bowl, it's a great value for the taste and atmosphere ✨ In conclusion, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh is a must-try. You'll get delicious bak kut teh, fragrant and fatty barbecued pork, and a warm and welcoming atmosphere ❤️ #SongFaBakKutTeh #SingaporeFood #MichelinBibGourmand #BakKutTeh #SingaporeFood #CharSiuLover #EatTravel #SingaporeEats #Spicy #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

The dish looks very simple, but the pepper and garlic soup and tender spare ribs are irresistible. The soup is refilled so you can drink as much as you like. If you don't tell them to stop, it will keep refilling forever. The spicy pork (?) on the left is this month's special, with a strong spicy flavor and a little sweeter than mapo tofu, making it a great choice for eating with rice. There are several stores. I visited the Chinatown Point store around 10:30 and there was already a line. However, the line moves quickly. As it is inside a building, you can dine there without worrying about the temperature or weather. There is seating both indoors and outside the store.

I chose to go to Singapore during the New Year holiday. There are fewer things to do, more delicious food, and it is also very nice to take photos. 📍Address: Jewel Changi Airport 📍Address: Gardens by the Bay 📍Address: Sentosa 📍Address: Akuntoshi 📍Address: Liaofan Fried Chicken Rice 📍Address: Tiantian Hainan Chicken 📍Address: La Sala at Jieshuang Bridge 📍Address: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh 📍Address: Lao Pa Sat 💰Average consumption: Air ticket 2xxx, laundry fee 1xxx Recommended for friends who like to eat

If you are ever visiting Singapore, do remember to try their cuisines and food A recommended restaurant would be Song Fa Ba Ku Teh. The place mainly serves pork ribs soup as their signature dish. The meat is tender and juicy, accompanied by Tea, it is definitely something you should try whole in this city state. You might have to queue and wait to be served as it's a popular place among locals and tourists alike There are several locations in Singapore, so be sure to try them out.

📍Address:Song Fa Bak kut teh @ChinatownPoint 💰Average price per person: S$10 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Next to MRT Chinatown 🕰️Opening hours: 10:00 onwards This is a recommended restaurant for tourists who travel to Singapore and choose to stay in the Chinatown area. It is convenient for traveling and is a famous restaurant that has been guaranteed by receiving the Michelin mark for many years. The price is not expensive. For those who order soup menus, the shop provides a service to refill soup throughout the meal. It is a soup that smells very peppery. On rainy days, if you have a cold or are tired from traveling, try stopping by this shop. P.S. The hand towel smells very good. I heard that you can also win an iPhone. After trying it, please come and share your experience. #SingaporeTravel #songfabakkutteh #SingaporeTravelByYourself #chinatownsingapore

#favouriteitinerary Song Fa Bak Kut Teh is a renowned restaurant chain in Singapore, celebrated for its signature dish—bak kut teh. Here’s some key information: • Bak Kut Teh Basics: The name “bak kut teh” translates to “meat bone tea” in Hokkien. Despite its name, the dish is a savory pork rib soup infused with a blend of Chinese herbs and spices. It’s believed to have restorative properties, with the herbs traditionally thought to boost health and vitality. • Song Fa’s Signature: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh is particularly famous for its rich, aromatic herbal broth and tender pork ribs. The restaurant offers variations of the dish, typically including the classic herbal version as well as a pepper-infused variant, catering to different taste preferences. • Cultural Impact: Since its establishment, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh has become an icon of Singapore’s vibrant food scene. It’s not only popular with locals but also a must-try for tourists looking to experience authentic Singaporean cuisine. The restaurant is known for its no-frills, authentic approach, letting the quality of the food speak for itself. • Beyond Bak Kut Teh: While bak kut teh is its star offering, many Song Fa outlets also feature other local delicacies and side dishes—such as youtiao (fried dough sticks), tofu, and various rice accompaniments—to complement the meal.

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💞Reasons to Recommend: Very good bak kut teh(肉骨茶)! Unlimited soup refill! Worth the wait #bakkutteh #肉骨茶 #singapore #chinatown

Song Fa Bak Kut Teh is a must-try Bak Kut Teh restaurant when visiting Singapore. It has been famous for a long time and serves Teochew-style Bak Kut Teh, which focuses on clear pepper soup with a well-rounded flavor and a strong spiciness from pepper. It is very refreshing after a sip! The pork bones here are soft and tender, not tough at all, and are boiled in a fragrant and mellow soup. You can ask for more soup, and the staff will refill it for you without you having to ask again. It is really worth it. It is even more delicious when eaten with hot rice and side dishes like fried dough sticks. The atmosphere of the restaurant is classic, not very luxurious but clean and tidy. It is suitable for a casual meal or a family outing. If you want to experience authentic Singaporean food, you must come and try it. Don't miss it!! #Singapore's best restaurants #Singapore travel #Singapore

#SeptemberTravelSupportEvent #SingaporeTravel #SongpaBakkutteh #songfabakkutteh I visited a restaurant called ‘SongpaBakkutteh’ in Singapore, which is famous for its delicious food. SongpaBakkutteh has several branches in Singapore, but the one I visited was in Chinatown. As expected from Singapore, where various cultures coexist, the route was very unique and felt like a Chinese country. I visited around 11:15 AM, and as expected from a place famous for its delicious food, there was a wait, but since it was early on a weekday, I only waited for about 10 minutes. I was able to order easily using a QR code. The menu I ordered was a lunch set, which consisted of rice, bakkutteh, pickled vegetables, and iced tea. As expected from Singapore, where things are expensive, the price per person was about 16,000 won (including tax and tip). Bakkutteh is a famous food in Malaysia and Singapore, and it tasted very similar to Korean galbitang. If you think of it as galbitang, it's cheap for Singaporean prices :) However, I think the amount of soup is a bit small, so it might be too little for those who eat a lot. Anyway, if you're traveling to Singapore, I recommend trying it at least once.

On the morning of the 4th day, we chose to swim in the hotel swimming pool. Most hotels in Singapore have open-air swimming pools. The water depth is generally between 0.6 meters and 1.2 meters, so this depth is especially suitable for children to play in the water. In addition, the surrounding designs of most swimming pools are beautiful and suitable for taking pictures, so be sure to reserve some time to take your children to experience the swimming pools of various hotels. After swimming and resting, we changed to the third hotel in Singapore at noon. It is located in Republic Building near Raffles Place MRT Station, Citadines Raffles Place Singapore. This is the second tallest building in Singapore at 208 meters high. Guests staying at the hotel can climb to the top to enjoy the view for free. There was no explanation when booking the hotel. Instead, when I asked at the front desk, the waiter told me that I could go up to the city viewing platform from the middle viewing platform on the 17th floor, walk around half a circle, and take an elevator directly to the 51st floor. However, the top floor platform is only open on weekdays, so it is impossible to enjoy the night view of Singapore. But because of this unexpected gain, I canceled my Ferris wheel trip. The Ferris wheel and the golden sand are both smaller ones in front of the rooftop landscape garden of this hotel. Please see the picture. I walked to Chinatown in the afternoon, about 10 minutes away. I happened to pass by the internet-famous hotel full of green plants and checked in and took photos. Then I went to eat Song Fa Bak Kut Teh in Chinatown. Song Fa Bak Kut Teh (Chinatown branch) is a Michelin restaurant that costs only 15 Singapore dollars per person. There was still a long queue at around 2 pm. It is really popular. I recommend everyone to try it. After lunch, the children were sleepy, so we took a nap in the hotel and then walked to Merlion Park in the evening. Passing by the river, we could see Clarke Quay. It was not night yet, so Clarke Quay was not yet lively. Merlion Park is just a few minutes walk along the river. It should be noted that Singapore's iconic big lion is under repair from the end of September to the end of December 2023. I have known that Singapore has an iconic Merlion since I was a child through Qiduo Circle. It is a pity that I didn't see the real Merlion. However, I think there is still a chance to see the Merlion. It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the Merlion under repair. Fortunately, there is a little Merlion behind the big lion, which is also spraying water all the time, so the tourists all gather at the little lion behind to take pictures. After taking the photos, we walked around the bay and the scenery was beautiful. The golden sands opposite were also very photogenic. It was a bit rainy that day, so we returned to the hotel early in the evening to rest and end the day's itinerary. Raffles Place: I would like to remind you that it is very convenient to travel around if you live near Raffles Place MRT station. There are many subways and many attractions can be reached on foot. The disadvantage is that this is the city center and many shops are closed after 8 pm. There is no atmosphere of hustle and bustle, so it is recommended to stay for 1-2 nights to experience it. You must try a few more hotels in Singapore as the styles and environments of each hotel are quite different. Two of the four hotels I stayed in required a deposit of 100 Singapore dollars each, which was returned after check-out, and the other two did not require a deposit. Two hotels have direct drinking water, and two hotels require you to go to the corridor to get purified water with large cups provided. Some hotels do not provide proactive cleaning services, and there are check-out times and other things you need to pay attention to when checking in. Another reason why I change hotels every 2 days is that many hotels don't take the initiative to clean, so changing hotels saves a lot of trouble

Address - Song Fa Bak Kut Teh Environment/Facilities – There were quite a lot of people there that day, probably because it was a weekend. There are not many facilities, the intervals between each location are narrow, and the environment is normal. Features: The most famous is Bak Kut Teh. Price per person: 70HKD Rating – 3.5/5

Address: 133 New Bridge Rd, #01-04, Singapore 059413 Opening Hours: Mon-Thu 11:00 - 21:00 Fri-Sat 11:00 - 21:30 Sun 10:30 - 21:00 Facilities/Atmosphere: Bak Kut Teh is a dish of meat boiled in tea, and is mainly found in Malaysia and Singapore! It is also known to taste similar to Korean galbitang. Ordering via QR code and the menu's characteristics have a fast turnover rate, so there's a waiting line, but you'll be able to eat quickly👍 Key points: Dip the main menu pork rib soup in spicy chili sauce and eat it with rice with the soup, it's delicious! The lime juice you can enjoy as dessert is also great😆It's a must-have for your travel itinerary as it's been selected for the Michelin Bib Gourmand for 4 consecutive years, so you can taste delicious local Singaporean food at a reasonable price!⭐️ Rating 4.7/5.0 #SingaporeTravel