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2013-08-16
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I was particularly curious about Billy Bombers because I see it everywhere and yet I didn't manage to try it before. Check out Billy Bombers's menu - there are so many delicious-looking menu items to choose from. Seafood Paradise Italiano Spaghetti ($13.90++): I really enjoyed this dish as the tomato-based sauce was very rich and sweet. The spaghetti was also cooked al dente and had a really good bite to it, tangling with juicy mussels, squid rings, prawns and tiny slices of dory. The only drawb
Seafood Paradise Italiano Spaghetti ($13.90++): I really enjoyed this dish as the tomato-based sauce was very rich and sweet. The spaghetti was also cooked al dente and had a really good bite to it, tangling with juicy mussels, squid rings, prawns and tiny slices of dory. The only drawback was that the ingredients was not generous enough. There is also the choice of fettucine available.
Texas Crispy Chicken ($18.90): The chicken meat was tender and juicy on the inside, and crispy on the outside. From the first bite, you can tell that the oil used tasted fresh - and hence this is one of the rare fried chicken which I found was acceptable. The thick-cut fries was also fluffy on the inside. The honey mustard sauce complements the fries pretty well too, but I don't think it is necessary as the fries are adequate on their own. The salad was pretty awful due to its strange lukewarm temperature. The portion is also too small for its price.Overall, I find that the food here is quite good but cannot really be justified by the prices. The service here is much better than restaurants of similar pricing though, with attentive servers from the moment of entry until I stepped out.
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