Came here at 1145am but they only start operating at 12, but the satff was nice enough to allow us to sit at the alfresco seating to go thru the menu first. JCB cards have promotion for 1 for 1 ramen or set meals. I ordered the small ramen with small salmon and roe rice. The set also comes served with a chawanmushi, a bit of pickles, some salad and also a small cup of tea. I also topped up another tamago becoz of the ramen. I’ve always like this set as I get to eat both noodles and rice, and the rice with ramen broth is very appetizing. I ordered the miso version which is the safest choice in my opinion. My only gripe is it has only 1 piece of meat . The chawanmushi taste well also but being a typical sporean, it was too small for me to enjoy. Overall a very good eat, love the not too thick soup base, the qq noodles and also the food variety because it is a set. Was here with 3 friends and utilising one of the 1for1 jcb promoton, our bill works out to be $16 each.

I refer to their MENU , i ordered Smashed Fried Chicken (Ayam Penyet) & Grilled Chicken & Vegetable soup . But they serve me the Smashed Fried Beef Ribs! , i told the waitress i order is smashed fried chicken, then she said is calculate into my bill cannot refund! then no choice i order the correct Smashed Fried Chicken. Anyway overall the food is taste nice. The vegetable soup is special inside have peanut, taste sour.

New open in Chinatown Point, place is crowded, need queue for about 10minutes time. Ordered the restaurant’s star dish Roasted Chicken is home-made Mushroom Chardonnay Sauce to create the perfect combination. but tat day the roasted chicken overall not that soft & nice...but for the Oxtail de Bourguignon (Highly Recommended Dish) is soft enough the taste is greattt! , Onion Soup; Braise de Canard; Iberico Pork Belly, Saute Wild Mushroom, last also ordered a tiramisu dessert.

Usually i always have the Dim Sum with my granpa in the early morning. Yesterday was found out there a Dim Sum restaurant is only open from 6pm - 6am. I went there about 9pm, the place is crowded, but service is efficient.

I ordered Lo Mai Kai ; Xiao LongBao; Custard buns, Siew Mai, Har Kow, Chee Cheong Fun, Fried Prawn Dumpling (with Mayonnaise) & they also selling some dessert too, ordered the Mango with Pomelo & Sago.

Overall the food is not bad, but Lo Mai Kai is NOT recommended. the rice not soft enough.
Many items to try, will be back.

Let the food do the talking. XO Sliced Fish Bee Hoon $5, San Lou Hor Fun $5, Prawn Paste Chicken $8. $18 worth of food for 2 pax to share. It can’t get any better when the prawn paste chicken is probably one of the “crispiest” version you’ve tried. More importantly, its not overly oily. The special chilli sauce also brings out the chciken flavour, complemently it very well, somewhat like thai sweet chilli sauce but different. The side kick san lou hor fun is also a performer, with lots of bean spouts to make each biteful crunchy and you will not be disappointed by the decently sized fish slices. The XO soup is not overly too strong and should be manageable by most taste buds. You can opt to have the non milk version and it will taste just as nice. My next visit I would probably want to try the steamed fish head and also pig trotter, saw 2 old folks eating that and I must say it looks real tempting!