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2015-11-04
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Recently the MOS Burger has gone through upgrading and reopened as MOS Cafe. Similar to its usual fastfood outlets, orders and payments are made at the counter. A number tag is given, so that food will be served to you at your table. What is different from other MOS Burger outlets is that the menu here has a number of exclusive items such as rice bowls, torilla salads and parfaits.Vegetables Smoothie ($3.80)The drink tastes rich and smooth, without too green in the vegetable's taste.French Toast
Recently the MOS Burger has gone through upgrading and reopened as MOS Cafe. Similar to its usual fastfood outlets, orders and payments are made at the counter. A number tag is given, so that food will be served to you at your table. What is different from other MOS Burger outlets is that the menu here has a number of exclusive items such as rice bowls, torilla salads and parfaits.
Vegetables Smoothie ($3.80)The drink tastes rich and smooth, without too green in the vegetable's taste.
French Toast Dessert ($5.95)This dish is only served dine in and during tea time hours. One can also top $2.05 for a soda drink to make it a set. Instead of the usual sliced bread as toast, baguette is used here. Not a bad idea, except it is not crispy and quite hard to slice with the blunt knife served with it. Overall it is not bad. Quite reasonable priced with fruits and ice cream served with it.
Overall the food is not bad, although the difference between the burger outlets is still not very distinct.
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