Restaurants that offer Bah Kut Teh

Curry Leaves Malaysian

➤ 135-31 40th Rd, Flushing, NY 11354, City of New York, United States

Tea • Fish • Chicken • Noodles

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"**Pros:** The fish cake was a standout! The service was quick—rather than overly polite, it felt more like a casual family atmosphere, which I appreciated. I also liked that they default to using wide flat noodles (not the balanced pad Thai style). **Cons:** The menu indicated that shrimp and squid would be included, but my dish came standard with shrimp and fish cake. I ordered the Char Kway Teow with added pork, but it seems the cook might have swapped the shrimp for pork instead, possibly thinking shrimp and pork don’t work well together. There was no red Chinese sausage, and I had to add extra dark soy sauce to get the right flavor. Additionally, my dish lacked shrimp, and there was no complimentary Chinese tea option. Just a heads up: they only accept cash. The medium-sized portion was not as wide in noodles as I expected, although it was about double the width of pad Thai. **Rating Summary:** - Fish cake: Excellent (only for CKT) - Overall experience: 6/10 - Ambiance: 5/10 - Overall rating: 6/10"

Ace Bagel Cafe Inc.

➤ 59-06 Main St, 11355, FLUSHING, United States

Cafe • Cafés • American • North American

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"I hadn't been around this area in a bit. But I'm very familiar with it having gone to school at Queens College. I was taken in by how NY Presbyterian has expanded from where it originally started. They have spread through main st and seem to have bought up houses and turned them into medical offices. Same thing has happened in Astoria I think, where Kaufman studios has expanded and bought real estate for their shoots or to house actors. I can only imagine how much the rent will be going up as a result. How can any of us compete with a hospital or movie studio? But as the hospital expands it means more jobs, as evidenced by the number of people I saw in scrubs or in nurses outfits, before 7am. This will in turn give rise to more businesses like this one, a small breakfast place. The bagels seemed freshly made. There are two tables for two, so it isnt a sit in place per se. My sausage and egg took a min but that reassured me that it was being made fresh. My black coffee was exactly what I expected. So no complaints. For less than six bucks, it was a very reasonable breakfast that I couldnt even finish since the roll was so packed. There is always the question of consistency for me if I came here everyday, would the food always be of this quality? But based on this visit, if you're looking for a hot breakfast in the area, cant go wrong here."

New Seafood House

➤ 2450 S El Camino Real, San Mateo, CA 94403, United States

Soup • Chinese • Seafood • Noodles

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"Pros: Authentic chinese food. Bustling. Popular fixture for decades.Cons: right on a busy el camino junction so the parking can be rather painfully hard. Service is a challenge. They tend to misplace to-go orders and lie about it. Once, they claimed they did not even get our order when they were talking to each other that someone else picked up our order. Rather dirty inside and the service leaves a lot to be desired. Parking: extremely hard to find parking and there are no paid parking options and it’s free but hard to find."

Penang Garden

➤ 728 Washington St, 94113, San Francisco, United States

Thai • Asian • Chinese • Taiwanese

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"The restaurant is nicely decorated. But there was one table asked for an electric fly swatter. Not sure if it's because they were sitting in the corner.But we ordered the roti, combination beef and chicken satay, pineapple fried rice and Singapore noodles. The beef and chicken satay skewers was not the best. The chicken was dry and the beef skewers were ok. The peanut sauce was decent. It has chunks of peanut in the sauce it self.The pineapple fried rice was one of more decent dish. It had a pretty decent amount of pineapple chinks. They also plate the pineapple fried rice in am actual chunks of pineapple. they offer chicken, pork or seafood to add into the pineapple fried rice. The rice in the pineapple fried rice was a bit moist. I am assuming it's because of the juice from the pineapple. But either way thus was the dos with the most flavor among all the dishes we ordered.We also ordered the quail. Ehich was nice and juicy. But 1 quail was $18. They forgot to bring the salt to dip the quail and by the time we finished rhe dish they remembered to bring the salt. The roti was ok but seemed kinda lacking and thin. And the roti was $6.80 and I have seen other places that offer the roti for the same price but seems bigger portion size.We asked for Spicer Singapore noodles. But it was not spicy enough. I am not sure it I'm just immune to the spice. But to my friend he said it was way to spicy. And I thought it was funny because I didn't feel any type of kick to it.There was only two staff members working. And both male staff. They didn't even ask if we wanted napkins or anything which was disappointing when there was only 4 tables of customers. And it appeared that the one big table was given more attention and service."