Ming Kitchen Seafood (Closed)

I have came here to pack back some signature dishes from this seafood stall in this coffeeshop.  Service consider quite reasonable and friendly.  The stall is clean and neat.  Bought the soon hock fish in steamed version which the meat is fredh and soft and the gravy is not too salty.  The pork meatballs are very crispy and not too oily.  Generous amount of minced pork meat are mixed inside.  The fish maw soup is thick and full of the natural sweet flavour from the crab meat and fish maw cooked

During the holiday season, I have bought a vegetarian yam basket from this Chinese cooked food stall to buy back and eat with my family members. For less than $20, is affordable and the portion is very generous. Service staffs are quite friendly but I waited nearly twenty minutes before my item is ready for my pick up. The stall is quite clean. Yam basket is very crispy and not too oily, and the yam paste is very smooth and not too hard. Lots of crunchy fresh vegetables are cooked together

This food stall really has very good busy on every evenings. I have waited for almost fifteen minutes before my seafood hor fun is served to my table. The hor fun, which also known as the broad rice noodles, was too soggy and stick together. Even tbough the portion was quite generous, but I find the standard of this dish was not really that good. Moreover, the prawns and pork lean meat used in this dish are not fresh and tough in texture as well. Gravy used was abit too oily as well. At $4.