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2011-12-05
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Venue: ION - but you gotta walk round and round, and up and down escalators before you get to it. You can people watch as you're waiting for your food.Service: Efficient, quiet, not in-your-face. They leave you alone except they'll clear your plates the minute you finish that last drop of soup. It's like they're trying to get you out of there pronto.Value: Haven't had oyster mee sua in our life, so we're not sure how much it's supposed to cost.Food: First oyster mee sua in our life. Was alright.
Service: Efficient, quiet, not in-your-face. They leave you alone except they'll clear your plates the minute you finish that last drop of soup. It's like they're trying to get you out of there pronto.
Value: Haven't had oyster mee sua in our life, so we're not sure how much it's supposed to cost.
Food: First oyster mee sua in our life. Was alright. Very generous with the oysters! 5 big ones each! Fresh and juicy! LOVED the oysters. Noodles were obviously handmade and fresh. Silky smooth and tasty gravy. Not salty or weird at all.
There's a great variety of food, a bit like ala carte yum cha, where you tick the boxes and they bring it. No one pushes you or tries to sell you stuff.
Overall, it was a nice experience. You choose what you want to eat, they bring it to you, no one bothers you. And then you leave. No photos because it was really dark inside and there's nothing spectacular to take photos of.
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