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2013-10-14
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There was a number of food stalls named Lai Lai in Jurong Point Shopping Mall. There was Lai Lai Curry at Kopitiam foodcourt, Lai Lai Kitchen a standalone roast meat stall and Lai Lai Casual Dining at basement selling Taiwanese food. I wonder are all of them opened by the same boss?I had went to Lai Lai Kitchen which sold roast meat and ordered roasted duck noodles with char siew.The roast duck had very nice tasting skin which was grilled to crispy and there was also a nice layer of fats under t
There was a number of food stalls named Lai Lai in Jurong Point Shopping Mall. There was Lai Lai Curry at Kopitiam foodcourt, Lai Lai Kitchen a standalone roast meat stall and Lai Lai Casual Dining at basement selling Taiwanese food. I wonder are all of them opened by the same boss?
I had went to Lai Lai Kitchen which sold roast meat and ordered roasted duck noodles with char siew.
The roast duck had very nice tasting skin which was grilled to crispy and there was also a nice layer of fats under the skin. The duck meat tasted well cooked and tender, there was slight five spice powder taste.
The char siew tasted good with grilled caramel sweetness on the outer layer. The char siew meat was moist, not dry.
The noodles were a slightly soggy, maybe the chef had over cooked it.
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