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2014-06-07
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The outlet is located at a rather rundown building behind Orchard OG. The dining in area is quite limited and seats about 30 people in most in a long table and the rest at the counter. The place is packed and we are more or less squeezed between others in the long table. One may feel hot as I could barely feel any aircon flowing through while sitting there. The menu is a quite worn out book. Iced tea is served free flow here and one helps yourself to the jars of tea on the table. There is variou
The outlet is located at a rather rundown building behind Orchard OG. The dining in area is quite limited and seats about 30 people in most in a long table and the rest at the counter. The place is packed and we are more or less squeezed between others in the long table. One may feel hot as I could barely feel any aircon flowing through while sitting there. The menu is a quite worn out book. Iced tea is served free flow here and one helps yourself to the jars of tea on the table. There is various condiments and cutlery on the table too. It is a no frills restaurant, and service is simple and fast.
Hiyashi Chuka ($14)Chinese style noodles (Soy sauce/ Sesame Sauce)
It is actually cold ramen, served in a choice of soy sauce or sesame sauce. The cold ramen is topped with shredded fried egg, cucumber sticks, shredded ham, shredded crabstick and lettuce. Mixs it with the sesame sauce, the dish is quite a pick me up and refreshing especially during a hot day.
M has set A which comes with shoyu ramen and gyoza. The set costs $16.
Shoyu Ramen ($12 ala carte)Soy sauce soup noodles
It looks simple and tastes falvourful.
GyozaI like it that the skin is quite thin and crispy. Inside the gyoza, it is filled with juicy and tasty minced meat filling.
Overall the food tastes not bad, but it is not a place for relaxing. It is more like a eat and go place.
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