Singapore Street Food, Fire-Grilled Pork Jerky (Original Flavor 12oz) *Fresh Grilled to Order *Shipped the Same Day *L.A. Times "Handmade Gift" Winner

I have ordered this at least 6 times and sent to family, who love it also. Beware of storage instructions. In addition, no nutrition values on the packaging (just additional info) It really is a serious Singapore flavor.

A little sweet and not super spicy, but tasty nonetheless

Having been to HK and China recently, I discovered Bee Cheng Jiang which is the platinum standard for jerky - on a world class level. They even have their own store, with long lines in the TST location. Tip - go early in the morning, no lines. Or buy in Shenzhen or Guangzhou - may be cheaper too. I understand the stores may be franchises or company-owned. The China ones were boasting how they are the true BCJ. Enough of Bee Cheng - back to this product's review. I was so happy to see ratings matching the BCJ's version that I ordered asap on amazon, not paying attention that it was pork, when I really wanted the beef version. Nevertheless I was happy to try it. The pork version all have a different smell profile - it's definitely got that pork smell. The original is the dry American-like jerky but yet soft enough to tear and eat. The American jerkies tend to be like cardboard, but not here. Much better here. The Tender Pork is much closer to Bee Cheng's version - a honey-sticky and extra tasty. The last sample pack was for Bacon. It's got the visible fat of bacon, which I normally like as a hot item for breakfast, but not for me. Still it was easily removable, and the bacon version was acceptable. Overall, if you are a pork lover, you will like this version. I've ordered the beef jerky version, and anxiously awaiting for it this week.

I'm really glad to find this Singapore bakwa in Amazon because it's illegal to bring this into the US from Asia *boo* But who would ever think that it's available in Amazon!!! I think i just randomly found this and took my chances without any high expectation. Turned out that it's actually pretty legit! Not as much charred flavor as I like + could be a little saltier/less sweet. The texture is slightly better than the coins one and it's definitely better than the Asian pork jerky sold in Costco. I bought the 8oz and there's only 2 sheets of jerky around 7" x 7" size :( Wished it's cheaper so I can buy them more often + eat them everyday :D I posted on my facebook and all my Asian friends went crazy as well and ordered right away after my validation.

I have never written a negative or bad review and this is my first. This is definitely not the type of authentic bah gua that you are expecting for the following reasons: 1.) the thickness- this is rather a very thick and barely chewable piece of meat. This is more like America type of jerky, which is dried an harder. If you are craving for some authentic Malaysian / Singaporean style jerky, this is not the type you are looking for 2.) Taste- this is a very bland and lack of fire grilled flavor. Further I can taste expired oil within the meat (that’s not pleasant at all) 3.) expensive- I get the idea that this is made to order, but this price for only 4 piece of meats in a package, that’s rather expensive.

I traveled many times to Singapore for work. Singapore is one of the best places for foodies. Cuisines from all over are available. I would buy bakkwa (grilled pork) to snack on. It is very popular item there. I've looked for it here but was never lucky enough to find it .....until now. I found this and tried it by buying a small sample. This version brought back many memories of my times in Singapore. Its taste is right there. My only (minor) wish was that it was grilled a bit more. I'm glad I found it and am definitely reordering. Now if I could only find Singaporean Pepper crab! I recommend.

It was ok... I'm used to it being a little thinner and softer. This was tougher in my opinion, even after microwaving it, but maybe some people prefer that.

It's been 12 years since I had this! exact same flavor!