Lai Lai Casual Dining (Closed)

Though the restaurant doesn't really advertise that the cuisine is Taiwanese so much, it's rather authentic. We decided that it'd be more value to order from the menu.This dish was a slight disappointment as it didn't have the flavor that I was looking for.The fried chicken pieces were hot when they came out and had fried basil leaves too. However, the pepper/salt combination that usually accompanies it wasn't so apparent.The highlight of the meal really was the Stewed Pork over Rice and the Bee

my friend suggested that we go try out the lunch promotion at lai lai causal dining. Apparently they have an additional lunch menu on top of the normal menu. I ordered their chicken cutlet with mushroom sauce. The chicken cutlet is really large in size, the meat inside a big slab. It was tender and juicy. the mushroom sauce is very tasty, went well with the rice and chicken. The pickled vegetable is too sour for me, didn’t like it. But nevertheless, it was pretty filling.

Everytime I go to lai lai, I always miss the lunch promotion. I was lucky this time to reach just in time for the lunch menu. What caught my eyes were the large cutlet set meal. You can choose from pork cutlet, chicken cutlet and fish cutlet. I opted for their chicken cutlet. Then you can choose the sauce you want to go with your cutlet. I ordered the sweet and sour sauce. When they served me my sweet and sour chicken cutlet, I was served by the portion. For the price I was paying, the chicken c

This Lai Lai outlet was at jurong point, b1. We went on a week day night so it s not very crowded, service was reasonably fast too. I ordered the beef noodle set that comes with pearl milk tea and a variety of side dishes of which I chose the salt peppered chicken. The whole restaurant is taiwanese inspired serving mostly traditional Taiwanese dishes. The pearl milk tea came first and was very good. Not too sweet and serving size was large too, they had either the green milk tea or red milk tea

I had a yummy lunch at Lai Lai that day. Besides the famous beef noodles that they serve, they have other lunch set meals too, including the sambal chicken cutlet meal together with a cup of milk tea with pearls. The chicken cutlet was really juicy with flavour that the sambal chili over it just made it too salty but it was still really goood. The cutlet was also huge! The pearl milk tea was well-brewed and there were quite a lot of pearls. Besides this set meal, I also ordered their fried bring

Had a satisfied dinner at Lai Lai Casual Dinning. Ordered my friend's recommend dish Beef noodle, really love the beef noodle soup is light and the taste is good. I ordered a set so it came along with a side dish and a drink. The crispy chicken was yummy and the milk tea was just okay, I don't really like the drink. But overall with a great dinning at Lai Lai, the set price was really affordable . Thumb up!

Lai Lai Casual Dining is where you can find the authentic Tawan flavours I reckon. The minced pork rice is delicious. The minced pork, with right portion of fats, is simmered in the sauce for long that it tastes so flavourful. The rice itself is a bit hard though.Apart from the rice, we also ordered a few side dishes. This is the first time I tried pig's big intestine here. It is very well-cleaned! Flavour wise, quite peppery and strong taste of spices. Nice. The cold dish silken tofu with centu

Jostled with the crowds to have a go Lai Lai Casual Dining - a seemingly popular beef noodles cum pseudo Taiwanese eatery. There was a steady stream of people queuing up to get a seat in the eatery so we naturally assumed that this place was of a certain acceptable standard.The bulk of the seating at this eatery is open concept, which means that people from the upper levels of the mall can view you from the top and tables are squeezed uncomfortably close to each other to maxmize revenue. And hon

Though Lai Lai is more famous for its beef noodles, we ordered their set meals instead because it comes with a main course, drink and 1 side. For $14 you get beef noodle/ some special lailai noodle in soup as the main course. For $13, you get taiwan meesua or rice and pork as the main course. The taiwan meesua is served in a very small portion so hungry people, do try the other mains instead. The rice and pork wasn't as good as expected, the sauce was abit too oily, which makes the rice oily as

Visited Lai Lai @ their Jurong point outlets for dinner with my colleagues after work last Friday and as usual, I ordered their Set A which comes with a main+a side+a drinks.My side dish & drinks came first and after I finish it my main dish has not arrive hence I waited patiently till approximate half an hour later both my colleagues were almost done with their meals yet my main dish was nowhere to be seen.So I check with one of the waitress politely on the status of my beef noodles and she ret

I reckon it's quite economic to pay $12.50++ for a set meal that consists of a main (noodles or rice), a side dish and pearl tea! Very filling and satisfying. The braised pork rice with peanut and egg tasted a bit ordinary. The braised pork was a bit too dry and not enough gravy kind of. But the egg was yummy! Taiwan vermicelli was yummy with vinegar and pepper added. The portion is just right for a lady too. You can choose 1 topping (of 3 choices - pig intestine, pork meatball, shredded chicken

Though Lai Lai is more famous for its beef noodles, we ordered their set meals instead because it comes with a main course, drink and 1 side. For $14 you get beef noodle/ some special lailai noodle in soup as the main course. For $13, you get taiwan meesua or rice and pork as the main course. The taiwan meesua is served in a very small portion so hungry people, do try the other mains instead. The rice and pork wasn't as good as expected, the sauce was abit too oily, which makes the rice oily as

Ever since we visited Taipei, we would like to have reminisced of Taiwan taste! We saw this restaurant at Jurong Point so we decided to have a go. It looks authentic Taiwanese food from the menu.Beef noodle is a must for us as it is so famous in Taiwan. We have beef noodle of course, braised intestine, floss with fried chicken and 2 ice bubble tea. Bubble tea was fine without funny taste. Floss with fried chicken was good, crispy and taste right, it was a bit oily to our taste towards the e

I was expecting this eatery to be a corner kiosk, but was pleasantly surprised it has "equal standing" with other eateries such as Thai Express, in terms of space. My friend and I were promptly ushered to our seats and food was served quickly after we made our orders. We ordered the following:Meatball SoupThe soup was flavourful!! Meatballs were big, and makes a good alternative to the other rice and noodle mains.Pepper Salt ChickenOn first look, it just looks like ordinary fried chicken piece

I went with some of my colleagues to lai lai for lunch. As always, I will order their set meal, the pig large interest is one of the nicest there. I have tried many large intestines from kway chap stalls but none of them are comparable to lai lai’s. I always like to eat it with the fried shallots in chilli oil dip. Gives the intestine an extra spicy flavor!