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2013-10-20
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As it is already past 9.30pm, most of the eateries have already closed and there is not much choices left. After walking around, we end up here.The place is brightly decorated in traditional Chinese style with red brick wall, paper lanterns and black and white photos. Seating is simple with just wooden tables and stools. It is a no frills self service. One has placed order, made payment in cash and collected food from the counter.Fried Rice NoodlesSet 4 is consists of Fried Rice Noodles and Meat
The place is brightly decorated in traditional Chinese style with red brick wall, paper lanterns and black and white photos. Seating is simple with just wooden tables and stools. It is a no frills self service. One has placed order, made payment in cash and collected food from the counter.
Fried Rice Noodles
Set 4 is consists of Fried Rice Noodles and Meat Ball Soup and costs $5.90. The noodles is not fried at all. It is more like cooked rice noodles topped with minced meat sauce. Worse the noodles does not have any flavour. The noodles does not have any characteristics of the traditional Taiwan Hsichu Bee Hoon. Hsichu Bee Hoon has a extremely fine texture as Hsichu is considered a rather windy county.
Meat Ball Soup
The meat ball seems to have too much flour inside as there is no bite of meat.
Taiwan Soup Noodles
Set 5 is consists of a bowl of Taiwan Soup Noodles and a drink ( choice of winter melon tea or red tea) and costs $5.50. The impression of the noodle soup that hit us is that it reminds us of the prawn noodle soup we usually found in hawker centres. It smells like one and tastes like one too. And of course not what we are expecting. Another disappointed dish.
Winter melon tea ($2.20)
The winter melon tea does not taste too sweet but the winter melon taste is a bit faint.
Overall it has been quite a disappointing meal. There is none of the Taiwanese taste to be found here. Don't think I will be back in the near future.
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