Zhou's Kitchen (Closed)

Tried its weekday high-tea buffet. quite cheap. $13.80+ for adult. It is an ala-cart buffet, and there are many items on the menu.This item is quite unique- the dumpling wih pork floss laid on time. Taste good. I like the prawn roll (hei zou) too. The food is so-so standard, can't complain much since it's quite cheap for a high-tea buffet.Drink is not included in the buffet price though, and needs to be ordered and paid separately.

Everyone loves dim-sum, for I do not know someone who dislikes them. These delicate, mouth-sized artpieces are - in my opinion - the most incredible creations of the Chinese, and not without reasons. Each and every piece of good dim-sum is made out of the freshest ingredients with skilled and dedicated hands that were moulded through years of experiences. And in Zhou's Kitchen, a casual mid-range Chinese restaurant under Tung Lok Group, the chefs know how to do it well.Their rendition of the tra

Was craving for dim sum so went to check out the high tea buffet at Zhou's Kitchen.Clean and bright place, really suitable for chit chatting and high tea with friends. Lots of variety to choose from, would say that it's value for money if you're a big-eater. Overall food is hot, fresh and good.recommend to try the crispy fish skin, succulent steam pork rib and tasty fried fish hor fun.

Sliced Fish Congee - Was told by a friend that the Fish Congee here has thick slices of fish. Ordered it and yes! Indeed the slice fishes were thick and smooth. The congee itself is very well boiled to a smooth paste. It is so tasty that you do not need to add any sauce to it. Just sprinkle some pepper on it and that's it - a very tasty and nutritious bowl of sliced fish congee. The yutiao pieces are crispy and goes very well with the congee. $6 per bowlDragon Fruit Pineapple - An interesting co

I had Zhou's Kitchen lunch buffet that day. The restaurant was very quiet on a weekday afternoon. Only a few tables were occupied. There was a menu of items to order as part of the buffet and some self-service items too. The menu consisted of main dishes like meat, fish, seafood and vegetables while the self-service items consisted of some dim sum items and dessert.

Zhou's Kitchen serves chinese food like dim sum and other dishes. As I had only one more hour left for the buffet, I decided to go ala-carte instead. I ordered quite a few dishes like the siew mai, har gow, spring roll and egg tarts. Of the lot, their egg tarts impressed me the most since the crust is flaky and the egg tart itself is not too sweet. The egg tart is those mini ones, so one person to a plate of three egg tarts is recommended for those who love egg tarts, so that there will be no fi

Went to meet up with beau and his friends after work and head down to Zhou's Kitchen on a Sat afternoon for dim sum buffet Each table is given a list of menu, the items were quite limited and you can only order 3times. so you must order as much as you want for each round. The service of the staffs is not very good. When we ask one of the staff to give us chilli sause, the staff just place it on the table without taking away the empty container. Moreover, some of the food that we ordered was not

Want to fill up your stomach with lots of foods and not to feel the pinch in your wallet? Try this affordable high-tea buffet now. With a huge range of 35 dishes to choose from, you will definitely find the ideal foods that suit you. Like to recommend their chicken feet in spicy sauce which is very soft and fragrant. Their sambal kang kong is also impressive as it is crunchy and not too spicy. Do call for reservation as weekend is usually crowded and full house here.

It's time for the family gathering for Chinese New Year. We are having a lo hei feast at this Zhou kitchen. It is an afternoon gathering in order to have the ala carte buffet. This is a nice family restaurant with good service, however most of the waitresses are from china, and I think they could hardly understand English, but all of them do wear a smile despite the communication barrier. We have the lo hei which is excluded from the buffet. It is worth to go such place for family gathering.

Celebrated Winter Solstice at Zhou's kitchen yesterday with hubby. This should be cheaper than the usual Tunglok Signatures and Classic....The crisp fried silver bait with salted pepper is quite nice being not too oily and very crispy. Also it's not as saltish as other restaurant.Next we ordered the wok fried french beans with minced pork. A bit spicy and oily for this dish though...Not as good as i expected.Because hubby got diarrhea before this, so decided to go for soupy dish. This is garoupa

Appetizer Drunken Chicken with Spicy Garlic SauceNice chilled cold dish with tender chicken meat and a tinge of ShaoXing wine an garlicky flavour.appetizer Sliced Pork and Jelly Fish ( My favorite 猪肉冻!)The pork is tender and well marinated. The jelly fish is very nice, crunchy and refreshing.Braised Spinach with Three Kinds of MushroomsSpinach is always my favourite. So do mushrooms!! This combination is great with oyster sauce and soy sauce gravy.Crispy Fish Skin with Special Spiced PowderI lik

I had this plate of cold dish, drunken chicken. It was very cold and tasted and smell of liquor. It was edible but not to my liking. Somehow it tasted a little bitter and i find the smell too strong. Crystal Jade have better drunken chicken!

Zhou's kitchen offers a dimsum buffet during the non-peak hours from 2:30-5:30. I was there on a weekend and it is $16.80++ per adult. The dishes on the whole are quite ok, I especially liked the mini egg tarts. We ordered several of this dish. The popiah wasn't that well done in my opinion though. Besides dim sum, there are other dishes like the sliced pork with garlic sauce, drunken chicken and desserts. Not sure if the menu has changed since this visit was in 2009, but I thought more variety

Zhou's Kitchen offers nice and reasonable high-tea buffet. The ranges on their buffet menu are quite alot. All dishes are only cooked upon ordering. However do note that pickles, towels and Chinese tea are not included in their buffet. Great venue for simple gathering with friends and colleagues. Indeed a very satisfying meal. My verdict: 6.5/10

This is my first visit here. It was already 9++ and they are the only ones not closed yet, thus i went in for some small bites. Their service was nice. I had crispy beancurd with salted pepper for a start. It was a major letdown as it was just pieces of tasteless bite sized beancurds. There's no salt nor pepper to taste at all. And a small plate cost $6! Not worthy at all.