These grilled mid wings at Pizzahut may be one of the most tasteless mid wings in town. Although the chicken meat is not really that tough and dry, but the size of it is really small and the appearance of it is not that appearing at all. Charging at such a high price, I think it is not worth the money and is still best to buy their pizzas instead of other side dishes here. Fortunately the restaurant staffs are very friendly and attentive to all my request.

Tried their fine dining foods during my uncle's birthday celebration. One of their appetitizer which is the Egg White Crab Meat. May look good on their presentation, however the first try of it really bring my high expectation over this dish to a very low point. Lots of beaten egg white is used in this dish, although they are really smooth, but is is quite tasteless as well. The crab meat in it is quite little and not much taste as well. The deep fried crust outside is also not crispy at all. Really disappointed.

Although Din Tai Fung restaurant is suppose to be really good with their fine cooking on their noodles, soup, dim sums and other chinese dishes. I find that their steamed baos are quite poor in standard as was really quite shock to it. Tried their red bean baos and was quite upset with it. The bun's texture is really tough and not chewy. The red bean paste in the bun is quite dry and really too sweet. The combination of it makes this bun tastes quite horrifying. Really wonder did they purposely did this to make their bun looks more different and unique from other restaurants out there? Really confuse!

Normally I love to try new foods and things around me, so this time round I also take a little risk to check out this ice cream stick. Quite disappointed as the strawberry flavour is quite light and not really fill with much really strawberry fruits. Looks really simple and the taste is equally quite bland and flat as well. With less than four to five bites you will be able to comple the whole ice cream stick already. Worth of all is it is really costly at four dollars and fifty cents per stick. They might want to consider reduce the price of it, I thought so. Not my favourite ice cream after all.

Those who enjoy eating wanton mee, I believe this version from The Old Malaya Café may not be able to delight you. They offer this Pontian Wanton Mee which is at three dollars and fifty cents per small bowl. First of all, the portion is indeed really little and not satisfying. The noodles are the usual wanton mee which is chewy but too bad that the mixed sauce used to toss the noodles are just too little. I am quite disappointed with their char siew meat which are not roasted to perfection and are abit hard and not tender. Overall, not to my liking and I believe may be the ideal choice for the others too.