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2013-07-22
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This review is dedicated to my brethrens who share the same intake capacity, and have a rare unique obsession for meats. Our hunger and patience were stretched quite a bit, owing to the phenomenal dinner crowd queue, and since our banquet for three was convened impromptu, no reservation just means we partake in Singaporean’s favorite past-time. Thankfully, they allowed orders to be placed prior to seating down, and that turned the productivity level up several notches.As soon as our gluts hit th
This review is dedicated to my brethrens who share the same intake capacity, and have a rare unique obsession for meats.
Our hunger and patience were stretched quite a bit, owing to the phenomenal dinner crowd queue, and since our banquet for three was convened impromptu, no reservation just means we partake in Singaporean’s favorite past-time. Thankfully, they allowed orders to be placed prior to seating down, and that turned the productivity level up several notches.
As soon as our gluts hit the chair, we were offered hot Chinese tea, and quickly followed with the starters/appetizers/snacks; chilled sliced pork, century eggs, shaoshing wine marinated chicken, crispy pork chop & stir fried doumiao.
The racks towering so many that the other diners couldn’t help but pay us the attention we commanded.
With your chopsticks gently pick it up & put it in your soup spoon (add shredded ginger julienne if you like the prickle sensation)
Prick the XLB skin to let the juice flow & you sip it slow
Assess the temperature before u gobble it
To end the meal off, we were presented complementary yam XLB for desserts.
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