Seafood bak kut teh


A GOOD lead is always worth trying out. This was the case when I made a bicycling tour to Tanjung Sepat and stayed a night there.

While searching for the ultimate supper in this fishing village, I ended up having Vietnamese coffee at a shop next to the famous Yik Kee’s fish kut teh.

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