This is really nice .
The mee is soft and at the same time have the chewy texture.
The char siew is also not too hard like other places char siew which taste like a stone (exaggerating).
The wanton is very smooth and it can just slide down you throat - yes it is that smooth .
Even though the wanton may be a lot smaller, but it still tastes nice.
The soup will be better if they could remove or add less oil when preparing it

The bread is really flaky and crispy - this meant that a lot of fats are added to the process of bread making.
You enjoy this type of bread? Then I have to tell you the truth , it actually contains more fat than you think.
The kaya and butter merge well together. I especially like it when I put one mouthful of the part of bread where mot butter is and just savor it. It taste really good - sinfully good.

The aloe vera - At first I did not like the taste when I tasted it. But after drinking a few more sips , i began to like it. My taste bud has gotten used to the aloe vera tastes and began to adapt and love it more and more. It is mildly sweet but gets sweeter at the end. It doesn't really quench thirst maybe because of the added sugar. Plum and honey drink - The plum used is prune , i guess but it is loaded with salt - so I have no idea why they chose this plum to make it into a drink. But because of the honey, it helps to cover the salty taste of the prune and make it sweeter . The salty taste can only be tasted if for example people like me who don't usually eat salt . Yes. But it actually helps to quench thirst more effective than the aloe vera drink .

The chocolate chip is quite a lot and it tastes sweet .
The bread that is, i think, suppose to taste like chocolate muffin but it does not really bring out the chocolate taste . I hope they did not chose to use coloring for the chocolate coating looking muffin .
However, the texture of the muffin is almost there - it is soft and a little bit fluffy and flaky.

If you ask me if I were to buy this again, I will answer, "no".

Do you like soya bean? If so, I don't recommend people to drink their soya bean here. But their soya bean can be for consumption, of course. That only depends on the standards of soya bean people are looking out for.
To me, the soya bean tastes diluted and the proportion of the ingredients are not right. I mean, it's like the milk is more than the bean and it also tastes diluted. A good soya bean should have a good proportion of beans, milk, then sugar.