Best Late-night Bak Ku Teh Eateries in Singapore
Nothing beats a delicious warm bowl of peppery soup filled with juicy pork ribs. Bak ku teh is one of the most highly sought-after Singaporean delicacies, and we are glad there are several specialty bak ku teh eateries in Singapore that open till late.
From 333 Bak Ku Teh to Founder Bak Ku Teh, we have five recommendations on the best bak ku teh spots that remain open even after midnight. Rejoice, as you no longer have to go to bed on an empty stomach!
1. 333 Bak Ku Teh – This eatery is open 24 hours daily
Open 24/7, it is a perfect supper spot for foodies craving hot soup in the middle of the night. Dishes served here are simple yet amazingly scrumptious!
Like most bak ku teh eateries, you can enjoy 333’s signature pork ribs with free-flow peppery soup. Other than their signature bak ku teh, you should also give their salted vegetables and fatty pig trotters a try. Braised to perfection, the fragrant and tender pork melts effortlessly in your mouth.
Opening Hours
Address:567 Balestier Road, Singapore 329884
Opening Hours: 6PM – 6AM (Closed every alternate Mondays)
Contact: +65 6352 6192
Nearest MRT Station: Novena
2. Balestier Bak Ku Teh (Kian Lian) – Enjoy all things pork
Source: Balestier Bak Ku Teh
From pig intestine, kidney, liver, ribs, stomach, skin, tail to trotters, Balestier Bak Ku Teh (Kian Lian) is where you can indulge in all things pork. As its name implies, the best-selling dish here is bak ku teh. Order the Dragon Rib Bak Ku Teh (S$9) and dip the fork-tender pork ribs into red chilli and soya sauce. The hearty soup is a lovely blend of herbs, garlic and pepper – especially comforting on a cold rainy night!
Have a big appetite? We suggest you order Balestier Bak Ku Teh (Kian Lian)’s braised peanuts and crispy deep-fried dough fritters as appetisers to kick-start your meal.
Opening Hours
Daily: 24 hours
Address: 365 Balestier Rd, Singapore 329785
Nearest MRT Station: Novena
3. Founder Bak Ku Teh – So good that even Jay Chou is a fan
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The first thing that stands out at Founder Bak Ku Teh is their massive wall of fame filled with celebrities from all over the world. Recently, Mandopop king Jay Chou – who is said to be a regular of Founder Bak Ku Teh – was spotted dining at the local eatery with friends.
With two outlets in Singapore and a legion of international superstars as its customer base, Founder Bak Ku Teh is evidently one of the best of its kind in Singapore. Its superb peppery soup and premium pork ribs are so tasty, you will be left hankering for more. Some other recommended dishes include braised tau kee and pig trotters.
Opening Hours (Balestier Outlet)
Monday, Wednesday to Sunday: 12:00pm – 2.30pm, 6:00pm – 2:00am
Tuesday: Closed
Address: 347 Balestier Rd, Singapore 329777
Contact: +65 6352 6192
Nearest MRT Station: Toa Payoh
Opening Hours (Hotel Boss Outlet)
Daily: 9am-5am
Address: 500 Jalan Sultan, Hotel Boss,#01-09, 199020
Contact: +65 6816 2582
Nearest MRT Station: Lavender
4. Xiao Chen Gu Shi – Popular amongst partygoers in Clarke Quay
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Just finished partying in Clarke Quay? You might want to drop by Xiao Chen Gu Shi for supper before calling it a night. We love their spicy garlicky broth and fall-off-the-bone pork ribs. Good news for the food-centric instagrammers: Xiao Chen Gu Shi’s bak ku teh are interestingly served in traditional claypots to preserve heat.
It is worth mentioning that Xiao Chen Gu Shi also serves high-quality soya sauce chicken rice. Your party squad can now peacefully enjoy both chicken rice and bak ku teh at the same time! Yes, we know how frustrating it can be when everyone has a different drunk food craving.
Opening Hours
Monday to Saturday: 11:00am – 6:00am
Sunday: 11:00am – 10:00pm
Address: 3E River Valley Rd, 01-08, Singapore 179024
Contact: +65 6336 0939
Nearest MRT Station: Clarke Quay
5. Ya Hua Bak Ku Teh – A household favourite since 1973
Source: Ya Hua
Ya Hua Bak Ku Teh has been striving to create the perfect Teochew-style bak ku teh since 1973. Despite its regional fame, prices have remained wallet-friendly at Ya Hua. The award-winning no-frills eatery is renowned for its succulent premium pork ribs served in steaming hot clear peppery soup (from S$7 per bowl).
Other must-try dishes at Ya Hua include fresh sliced fish soup (small – S$8, medium – S$10, large – S$15) and braised pig’s intestines (small – S$7, large – S$10).
Opening Hours
Monday: Closed
Tuesday to Saturday: 7:00am – 3:00am
Sunday: 7:00am – 1:00am
Address: 7 Keppel Road, #01-05/07 PSA Tanjong Pagar Complex, Singapore 089053
Contact: +65 6222 9610
Nearest MRT Station: Tanjong Pagar
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