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2012-05-02
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in small portions, one get to try as many food as possible in this restaurant.Try the Fried Kway Teow and order in bigger portions if you are with a family. It may appear a bit chaotah but it's quite crispy yet juicy at the same time (tangible)! It is stir-fried to almost a neat perfection. I'd recommend the steamed bun and the custard tart,and not the steamed glutonous rice with lotus leaf.It feels kinda awkward to eat sort-of street food in this high-class environment, i don't feel that the fo
Try the Fried Kway Teow and order in bigger portions if you are with a family. It may appear a bit chaotah but it's quite crispy yet juicy at the same time (tangible)! It is stir-fried to almost a neat perfection.
I'd recommend the steamed bun and the custard tart,
and not the steamed glutonous rice with lotus leaf.
It feels kinda awkward to eat sort-of street food in this high-class environment, i don't feel that the food suits the kind of environment you're in because these are food that you'd love to dig in with your fingers. it's more suitable for corporate-working people in my opinion. anyway the service staff are really nice and always ensuring we have enough drinks and would ask how the food is like.
Great experience
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