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Lee Ji Bak Kut Teh (李记巴生肉骨茶）
101 Woodlands Ave 12, #01-16 Polaris@Woodlands Asia Coffee House, Singapore 737719
Opening Hours
STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 30 May 2026
Our take: Lee Ji Bak Kut Teh offers a compelling herbal-style Bak Kut Teh, particularly for those in the Woodlands area who crave a richer, more complex broth than some cross-border options.
The soup is noted for its thickness and herbal sweetness, though some initial servings might be lighter before refills.
We think the Dry Bak Kut Teh, priced at $9, is the clear standout.
It's praised for generous portions of tender pork belly and knuckle meat, lady's fingers, and dried squid, all coated in a fragrant dark sauce.
While the Vinegar Pork Knuckle ($8) is well-cooked, its sauce might lack the expected depth and 'oomph.' Portions are generally considered fair value despite initial perceptions of higher prices.
However, some feedback suggests that for the price, better deals might be found elsewhere for similar taste profiles.
We'd recommend this for its signature Dry Bak Kut Teh and for those who appreciate a robust herbal broth, especially if you're in the vicinity.
Signature
Dry Bak Kut Teh
Price
$$ ($8-10/person)
Score: 75 · 5 sources
What customers say
Lee Ji Bak Kut Teh in Woodlands is praised for its rich, herbal-style BKT soup, with many customers noting its superiority to some JB counterparts.
The Dry Bak Kut Teh is a consistent standout, lauded for its generous portions, tender pork, and fragrant dark sauce.
While the BKT dishes are generally well-received, some find the portion sizes for the price to be small, and the Vinegar Pork Knuckle's sauce lacked the expected depth of flavor.
Google Reviews
Those who's craving for Herbal Style Bak Kut Teh no need to waste time crossing the bridge liao! 🥳🎉 Actually in SG also have quite a few herbal style BKT but this one really shines! 😮👍🏼✨ Let's ju…
We ordered the Dry Bak Kut Teh ($9) and the Vinegar Pork Knuckle ($8). At first glance, the prices seemed slightly on the high side, but the portions were generous, so overall I’d say it’s fair value.…
We love herbal bakuteh and this might be close to it. The first pot of soup didn't taste very herbal but the refill had much thicker and stronger herbal taste, which was up our alley.
Bkt soup $8. You tiao $1.50. rice $0.80. taste is not bad, ingredients were fresh. But it's too small size. For the price I get better deal at Parkson BKT, same taste. Definitely not worth future visi…
Lovely Malaysian-style BKT with a good balance of fat and lean meat. The soup has a subtle herbal flavor, but the dry BKT is the best.
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