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2012-04-29
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I walked through all the stalls and as expected, all the food costs a lot more than the price from normal food court. It was hard to make a choice since everything was so expensive.Finally I decided on the fried kway teow from this stall, which costs $6.The portion isn’t a lot, in fact some other food court which sells at a much lower price gives a larger portion. The taste wasn’t really that fantastic either. Even though I am one who goes for a heavier taste, this fried kway teow is definitely
Finally I decided on the fried kway teow from this stall, which costs $6.
The portion isn’t a lot, in fact some other food court which sells at a much lower price gives a larger portion. The taste wasn’t really that fantastic either. Even though I am one who goes for a heavier taste, this fried kway teow is definitely overly-salted. That has covered the sweet taste it is supposed to have.
Nonetheless, I liked how the kway teow is, being chewy and not too soft. It is not too oily too.(:
However, if I had the choice I would definitely not dine at this food court as the price is considered to be absurdly high.
One thing I should mention regarding the service. Before I even had the chance to order, I heard the stall owner speaking in a hostile manner towards one of his customer. After a few minutes of observation, it seems like because the customer is a tourist and could not really speak or understand English well, so that has irritated the stall owner. They ended up communicating in Chinese and the stall owner scolded the customer and said he should say so earlier that he could speak better in Chinese.
The owner even scolded and said that he has stood the whole day and has been very busy, that he is very tired already.
When it was my turn to order, he also used an attitude which I strongly felt was not what an owner should be using towards his customers, no matter what happens. Hence in terms of service, I would say it’s very bad.
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