Lai Lai Casual Dining (Closed)

Herbal Pork Ribs Udon Set ( Plus pepper salf chicken) - $13.90 pepper salf chickenI adore herbal soup and so I kinda liked this set. It was an unique combination of herbal sauce, pork ribs ( which were really tender) and udon. If you wanna try something special, this can be a nice option. Stew Beef Noodle - $7.90On the contrary, I dun really like the beef noodles. I think besides tender & tasty beef, the soup is another main factor to differentiate between a good and bad beef noodles.The noodles

came by to utilize my groupon voucher code worth $20. the voucher couldnt be used for set meal orders though. set meals do look like the popular choice here with one main, one side and one drink. I proceed with my ala carte order of 2 beef noodles (taiwan noodle), 1 pepper salt chix and one 葱抓饼with cheese. I previously tried the dry version but concluded the soup one is better. the soup is unlike our usual sg style. its less intense but it has his unique taste. it also goes well with the noodles

A rainy evening and feeling like eating something warm, hearty and meaty.We've come to Lai Lai Casual Dining for some beef noodles.We got the beef noodles set with a side of Pepper Salt Chicken and hot milk tea ($15.90)...The noodles are a little tough but chewy (a bit harder than "al dente", not sure if this is the intended effect) but the beef is tasty without being stringy. The soup at the side is too spicy for me so I didn't drink much of it. The pepper salt chicken is crunchy and tasty. We

One of the many Lai Lai stalls in Jurong Point, there was one at the basement called Lai Lai Casual Dining selling Taiwanese food.I had ordered the menu recommeded Soup Beef Noodle.The Beef Noodle came with some sour cabbage.The soup of the beef noodle tasted light and not much of beef meat stock, maybe I did not put the sour cabbage into the soup. The noodles used were similar to those Japanese udon, slightly soft and springy. There was a few braised beef meat, it was braised until soft but tas

We had chosen Lai Lai Casual Dining for dinner as we have run out of ideas of what to dine in Jurong Point.Requested to dine in the interior rather than the outdoors as we find it noisy. We was given Lai Lai's Menu once we had settled down. The red menu was cute with a cow head on its cover page and cow's butt at the back of it. We decided on its set meal as it was worth the value than ordering ala carte. Each set meal comes with a main, side dish and drink.We had Red Milk Tea (Cold) for the dri

I love the beef noodles served in lai lai casual dining. the beef noodles that I always order is the beef brisket noodles as it is more meaty and the beef is surprisingly tender. they are also quite generous with the beef meat portion. the soup is very tasty too, infused with the essence from the beef. noodles wise they used those Chinese la mian style and it is not very mush up and in fact it tastes good too. Other than beef noodles, they do sell other Taiwanese snacks to satisfy the craving of

Lai Lai has always been my favourite place for taiwanese cuisine, in fact the style is extremely similar to 'toilet bowl restaurant' in taiwan... with cute doodles and adorable fonts. Lai lai was having some sort of lunch promotion, where there are meals (drinks and side dish) going along with it.My companion and I both ordered ebi fried prawns for our side dish, honestly I think this is reasonably the side dish that's most worth it!I ordered pork 'ramen' and added an extra egg.. I love Lai lai'

As we were still feeling a little hungry after a not so satisfying lunch, we decided to visit Lai Lai for some additional bites to fill our tummy.Stewed Beef ($8.50 ++)The thick and savoury broth, with hints of sweetness from the carrots and radish condiments, brought out the full flavours of the beef chunks. The soft texture of the beef melts instantly upon entering the mouth and leaves a beefy fragrance aftertaste. Yummy! Grilled Saba ($3.90++)This is definitely a must-order at an extremely p

This is my second time having Lai Lai, because my friend working around this area, so when I'm on leave,i come to visit her & have lunch together. I like their Pepper Salted Fried Chicken, the chicken had more flour then meat, so upon biting, I can feel the crunchiness. Eat it while it's hot! Braised Pork Rice was just so-so, the meat a bit too fatty & rich, too oily for me.Fried Tofu was crispy outside, but not soft nor smooth, quite dry, don't really like it. It's not really authentic as it ta

The aftermath of my previous Taiwan trip hit me recently when I had a sudden craving for Taiwanese delicacies, especially a good bowl of stewed beef noodles which tastes so good in its own right. One might say that Singapore has so many restaurants specialized in Taiwan-originated beef noodles, but most of them do not even come close to Lai Lai (literally translated as "Come Come"), a casual dining eatery which hails from Sheraton Hotel in Taiwan itself.Beef Noodles, be it paired with flavourful

My friend and i decided to have this Taiwanese Spring Onion Pancake (cong you bing) as she was craving for taiwanese snack. There was 2 type to choose from-one is cheese/floss combination while the other is curry chicken. We both had the cheese/floss one as it was our late supper and we don't fancy spicy food.It took more than 15 mins before our food is served. The spring onion pancake was rolled with egg, floss and cheese. We both felt that the pancake taste similar to roti prata and were rathe

I am writing this review in comparison to the previous reviews i wrote about Lai Lai Causal Dining. I went there for dinner just one day ago. i ordered what i normally ordered which is their beef noodles set meal and yan shu ji for my sides. i noticed the significant drop in the quantity of both the yan shu ji and the beef in the noodles soup. apparently they served on the same plate but this time round the plate seemed much more empty. the number of beef in the soup is also much lesser as well.

I always like Japanese Curry. Japanese Curry vary from our normal curry in the sense that it is not too spicy and Japanese curry has some sourness taste in it. This time I ordered Lai Lai’s tempura and chicken cutlet curry rice. it was really awesome. All the meat were deep fried till very crispy. The among of curry is really a lot. More than enough to eat with the rice. I like their rice, is the Japanese sticky kind, very chewy, goes well with the curry.

We were actually contemplating whether to dine at Swensen's or Lai Lai before we finally decided on having our dinner at Lai Lai Casual Dining. Here's a picture of how the restaurant looks like:We ordered 2 set meals. Each meal comes with a side dish and a drink. For my set, I ordered the beef soup noodle, and chose the fried chicken and Chocolate Freeze drink. Here's a photo of the beef soup noodleo not be deceived by the plain and ordinary presentation of the beef soup noodle. One sip of the s

I ordered the peach freeze from lai lai causal dining. I normally go there and only order their bubble tea but this time round I wanted to try something different. their peach freeze was really good, it had a lot of colourful koniyaku jellies on top. the koniyaku jellies were very chewy and had different flavours. The freeze itself was not too sweet. they even had some pieces of the canned peach on top. I must say the visual appeal is really good.