Read full review
2014-01-07
579 views
As everywhere is crowded with queues, we decide to have dinner here. It is a halal restaurant which serves thai food. The place is crowded but we get a table rather quickly. The seats are quite near to each other and the place is a bit old and run down. The packets of wet tissues on table is chargeable at 0.30 each. Please take note of that.The Pineapple Rice ($6.50) is served in a cute little pineapple and topped with chicken floss. It is full of pineapple and chicken cubes. Tastes great.Also h
As everywhere is crowded with queues, we decide to have dinner here. It is a halal restaurant which serves thai food. The place is crowded but we get a table rather quickly. The seats are quite near to each other and the place is a bit old and run down. The packets of wet tissues on table is chargeable at 0.30 each. Please take note of that.
The Pineapple Rice ($6.50) is served in a cute little pineapple and topped with chicken floss. It is full of pineapple and chicken cubes. Tastes great.
Also have Phad Thai ($7.50) which is served with chopped nut, chilli flakes and lime. I am surprised to find long bean in this dish. The dish is a bit spicy on its own as there is chilli padi inside.
For vegetables, we have Kai Lan in Oyster Sauce ($12.00) which could a bit too salty for some as there is salt fish in it.
Since we are having thai food, we must have Tom Yam Soup ($10.00) which is served in a claypot. Full of chicken pieces. It tastes more sour than spicy. But we have a difficult getting the attention of the staff to get bowls to serve the soup individually.
Also have Fried Oyster Omelette ($8.00), which tastes a bit spicy but interesting.
For chicken, we have Pandan Leaf Chicken ($12.00). Unwrapping it, there is the juicy and flavourful chicken inside.
Lastly we also have Green Mango Salad ($8.00).
Post
