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2013-04-30
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The thought of supporting Singapore's Brand - AOne.Barley drink is available finally - during my first visit, Barley drinks were sold out. Mild sweetness in the drink with strong fragrance of winter melon stripes. However, there isnt any barley grains nor winter melon in it.Costs: S$1.50 per cupI will choose Mushroom Chicken Claypot Rice over Claypot Noodles (Ee Mee) for my dinner. Amazingly there is no burnt taste at the sides of the claypot. Condiments of the claypot rice are adequate to a ce
Barley drink is available finally - during my first visit, Barley drinks were sold out. Mild sweetness in the drink with strong fragrance of winter melon stripes. However, there isnt any barley grains nor winter melon in it.
Costs: S$1.50 per cup
I will choose Mushroom Chicken Claypot Rice over Claypot Noodles (Ee Mee) for my dinner. Amazingly there is no burnt taste at the sides of the claypot. Condiments of the claypot rice are adequate to a certain extend, I realised having chinese sausages and salted fish in a claypot rice is a must. Checked. They have it.
Big chunks of chicken cubes are found together with black mushrooms. Braised juices of the mushroom ooze out as I bite on it. Sweet and Saltish tasting, making a decent blend with the white rice below.
Claypot Ee Fu Mee is nothing but very similar to Sheng Mee, just that the only difference is that the thick sticky gravy fills up to the claypot.
I did not enjoy my noodles, look at the length of the noodles, they were all cut into smaller lengths. Arghh...
Overall AOne Claypot house tries to sell something similar to Zhi Char style but at a higher pricing. Afterall, we are still dinning in a mall, not neighbourhood coffeeshop. Food are move on average standards and the best deals given to customer is that No Service charge is rendered.
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