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2014-07-06
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I only knew of this place when I surfed OpenRice for lunch options. With an adventurous heart, I set out to see, if this place still exist! Thank God they do (or my colleagues will kill me, from the long walk)! If you know where Yangtze Cinema is (ahem! ), it's there, at Level 3. You can take the old old lift up since the escalator is constantly not working (never see it worked before). The restaurant is essentially "Buddhist-ic", with the unmistakable "Fo" hung on the wall. I ordered the "Thre
If you know where Yangtze Cinema is (ahem! ), it's there, at Level 3. You can take the old old lift up since the escalator is constantly not working (never see it worked before).
The restaurant is essentially "Buddhist-ic", with the unmistakable "Fo" hung on the wall. I ordered the "Three Mushroom Beehoon". I had wanted to order this mushroom - "Bei Gu", but didn't know what mushroom it was, and didn't quite believe the waitress when she said it was the black one (which black one?!). Btw, the "aunty" waitresses were all very friendly.
Pretty dish right? Unfortunately, it was bland. I was unsure if it was meant to be this way - probably healthy without MSG and all. I likened it to Loving Hut, a vegetarian restaurant that also serves bland food. Oh well, it was still acceptable as I simply regarded it as a healthy meal. My colleague said his Hor Fun was bland too (oops! ).
The curry vegetables, on the other hand, was delicious! It was rather light, so each bite did not incurred "weight" to the subsequent one.
The place is air-conditioned, so people who breaks a sweat easily or folks on a diet can consider having their meals at this place.
As for me, I need food with "taste". Sorry!
Total Cost: Three Mushroom Beehoon - $6
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