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2012-07-11
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For more reviews with photos, please check out http://t.comHan's is one place I'd go to for a cheap and quick homestyled lunch, in comfortable air-conditioned surroundings. Although the quality of their Hainanese mainstays and localised versions of pastas and western soups has dropped over the years, but at least the prices commiserate with the quality of the food. Come to think of it, the quality of their food is probably what a relatively competent secondary school home economics student is ab
Han's is one place I'd go to for a cheap and quick homestyled lunch, in comfortable air-conditioned surroundings. Although the quality of their Hainanese mainstays and localised versions of pastas and western soups has dropped over the years, but at least the prices commiserate with the quality of the food. Come to think of it, the quality of their food is probably what a relatively competent secondary school home economics student is able to whip up in the kitchen. Their All Day Set Meal, of a main with a soup of the day, dessert and drink is quite value-for-money and makes for a substantial meal, even if some of it tasted straight out of a can.
We had:
1) Grilled Fish Dory ($9.80) - simple, no-fuss, and fresh, but the fish was a little tasteless. A more liberal sprinkling of salt would have done the fish more justice
2) Spaghetti with Sausage ($12.80) - really just a localised noodle dish using Italian pasta, processed hotdog chunks and tomato sauce
3) Cream of Mushroom - yucky, it tasted straight out of a Campbell's can, except that it was extremely watered down, with just a light peppering of sliced champignons
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