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Categories : Teochew | Seafood | Zi Char

Had wanted to go to Togi for dinner but decided to give this Teochew restaurant a try when we passed by since we noticed that the restaurant is always pretty crowded during dinner time. Honestly, I am not a fan of Teochew food, nor do I know what it is good at so we decided to ask the staff to recommend. We ended up ordering fish maw soup, a plate of prawn balls & a plate of braised duck for the two of us.

The prawn balls are such delights. Although they are deep fried, the freshness of the prawns could still be detected clearly. It has been said that they only use fresh salt water prawns for this dish. Lovely. Besides, there are some bits of what I believe to be water chestnut inside which add some bite to the prawn balls, enhancing its taste.

The braised duck is a let down though. The meat is far too rough & bland. It seems like it has not been braised long enough, so is the tau kwa which comes with it. Totally tasteless.

I have never fancied soup thickened with corn starch much but the fish maw soup here is not bad, I have to say. Loaded with a lot of ingredients: shreds of chicken, bits of crab meat, carrot, mushroom, etc and with a dash of vinegar, we finished up 2 bowls each. It gives me a warm & fuzzy feeling. Really enjoyable especially on cold, rainy days.

All in all, there are hits & misses. I guess I would return to try out their speciality which is cold crab the next time I come.

 
Prawn balls 虾枣.

Prawn balls 虾枣.

 
Braised duck. Too bland for my tastebud.

Braised duck. Too bland for my tastebud.

 
Fish maw soup 鱼鳔羹.

Fish maw soup 鱼鳔羹.

 

 
 
Date of Visit: Jan 17, 2011 

Spending per head: Approximately $25(Dinner)

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Categories : Japanese | Ramen

Men Men Don Don, as its name suggests, is a Japanese eatery selling mainly noodles (soba, udon, ramen) & rice (don). The eatery is really small with tiny tables which could only sit 2 customers each.

As I was craving for some japanese food & I was alone, I decided to settle for something for casual & Men Men Don Don seems like a suitable option.

Ordered Salmon Ikura Don. Bad choice I guess. Though I like the fact that the amount of salmon & ikura given was really generous, I won't say the same for the freshness. Halfway through eating, I have already gotten sick of the taste. An obvious hint that the ingredients were not fresh enough. Needless to say, I did not manage to finish my food.

However, I guess I might return to try other items on the menu as I like the availability of such fuss free japanese dining places.

 
salmon ikura don

salmon ikura don

 
 
Date of Visit: Jan 18, 2011 

Spending per head: Approximately $8(Lunch)

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