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2014-09-14
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This is the place to be for a quiet & relax Sunday afternoon. There's no pipe-in music, customers chatted softly & staff just go about their business quietly. The seatings are well spaced & made complete with comfortably sized marble tables.It's almost like having our meal in a library without the shelves of books…The kitchen only serve vegetarian food on weekends.We ordered 2 plates of Hor Fun ($4 each), a Mock Chicken Pie ($1.50), a Mushroom Pie ($1.50), 2 cups of White Coffee ($1 each) & a cu
This is the place to be for a quiet & relax Sunday afternoon.
There's no pipe-in music, customers chatted softly & staff just go about their business quietly. The seatings are well spaced & made complete with comfortably sized marble tables.
It's almost like having our meal in a library without the shelves of books…
The kitchen only serve vegetarian food on weekends.
We ordered 2 plates of Hor Fun ($4 each), a Mock Chicken Pie ($1.50), a Mushroom Pie ($1.50), 2 cups of White Coffee ($1 each) & a cup of Teh-O ($1, refillable with hot water).
Everything is self service here, even for the payment…just drop the amount into the Donation Box.
The plates of Hor Fun were of rather big portion, filled with a good variety of veggies & mushrooms. It's a refreshing change to those heavily seasoned, non-vegetarian Hor Fun.
The Mock Chicken Pie was filled with stewed potato & mock chicken. It tasted like those non-vegetarian Chicken Pie although there's more potato than mock meat.
The Mushroom Pie is definitely a Must-Try Item!
It's packed with delicious, juicy sliced Shiitake Mushrooms.
Very satisfying.
We liked the crust of their pies very much. It's a mixture between the base of cheesecake & the crumbles on an apple pie. A little dry but very buttery. It goes really well with our hot beverages.
Verdict:
A sanctuary for nice quiet meal.
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