![](build/assets/img/gallery/bakuteh.png)
YI XIN Bak Kut Teh
Premium Soup Sachets
ABOUT US
Back to 1900s
Bak Kut Teh together with Hainanese chicken rice is one of the iconic dishes of South East Asia. How did the unique style of ribs & bone soup come about? How did it become world famous? Making soup with ribs & bones is not unique in the South East Asia Region, indeed it is ubiquitous throughout China since time immemorial. Everywhere there are Chinese communities, there is some form of ribs & bone soup. But, the Malaysian style of Bak Kut Teh - the most famous of all ribs & bone soup in the world - is a fairly recent creation.
Bak Kut Teh is commonly consumed in both South East Asia. The origin of Bak Kut Teh is unclear, but it is believed to have been brought over from Fujian, China and to have derived from the Fujianese dish. In Malaysia, the dish is popularly associated with Port Klang, where the locals believe it to be the place of origin of Bak Kut Teh.
There are a number of claims for the invention of the dish; one claimed that a local sinseh (a Chinese physician) invented the dish in the 1930s, while another claimed he brought the recipe from his hometown Fujian, China, in the 1940s.The dish is also claimed to have been invented in Port Klang for coolies working at the port to supplement their meagre diet and as a tonic to boost their health in the early 20th century. The dish was popular among early Chinese immigrants, many of whom had also come from Fujian.
Today we would like to share our piece of tradition thru a good tasty bowl of Bak Kut Teh soup, we wish to share this awesome goodness for your good health and well-being.
![](build/assets/img/gallery/history.png)
![](build/assets/img/gallery/howtocook.png)
Preparation for Cooking
1) 2 whole garlic unpeeled
2) 2 sachets of Yi Xin Premium Soup Sachets
3) Prepare the ribs (meat of your Choice)
4) A dash of cilantro
Cooking Instructions
1) | Boil 3.5liters of water in a cooking pot with high heat/fire. |
2) | Put in 2 whole garlic and 2 premium sup sachets and boil with high heat/fire for 15 minutes. |
3) | Add in 1-2kg of ribs or (meat of your choice), continue boiling with low simmering heat/ fire for 1 hour. |
4) | Serve in a bowl with the topping of cilantro. Enjoy! |
INGREDIENT
![](build/assets/img/gallery/package.png)
![](build/assets/img/gallery/danggui.png)
![](build/assets/img/gallery/yuzhu.png)
![](build/assets/img/gallery/guoqi.png)
![](build/assets/img/gallery/pepper.png)
![](build/assets/img/gallery/ginsengroot.png)
![](build/assets/img/gallery/cinamon.png)
![](build/assets/img/gallery/bajiao.png)
![](build/assets/img/gallery/spices.png)
OUR SUCCESS STORIES
Still fitting a square peg in a round hole?
Let's prime for success together. Drop us your thoughts.
![](build/assets/img/gallery/logoBig.png)
Restaurant & Retail
![](build/assets/img/icons/gmap.png)
![](build/assets/img/icons/waze.png)
![](build/assets/img/icons/whatsapp.png)
![](build/assets/img/icons/fb.png)
D-35-G, Bistari De Kota
Jln Teknologi 3/9,
Taman Sains Teknologi,
Kota Damansara,
48710 Petaling Jaya
Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 012-2883466
Tel: 013-3649975
Email: [email protected]
Operation Hours:
Weekend (Sat & Sun)
10:30am-3pm & 5:30pm-8pm
Wholesale & Distribution Center
![](build/assets/img/icons/gmap.png)
![](build/assets/img/icons/waze.png)
![](build/assets/img/icons/whatsapp.png)
![](build/assets/img/icons/fb.png)
![](build/assets/img/icons/insta.png)
Chuan Cheng Yi Xin Sdn. Bhd. (1407064-A)
No. 63, Jalan Putri Jaya 7,
43200 Cheras,
Selangor, Malaysia.
Phone No.: +603-9082 4521
Mobile No.: +6010-6168 8115
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.yixinpremium.com
Operation Hours:
10:00am - 5:30pm
(Saturday & Sunday Closed)
Copyright @ Chuan Cheng Yi Xin Sdn. Bhd.