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2011-10-30
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Basically the "lai lai" is maybe "come come" in English. It is to invite people to come in the restaurant and have a try. So yeah during evening time at about 7.30, the occupancy level was high but I am surprised that the waiter manage to arrange a table seating promptly. Kudos for the service. Once we were seated, we started to order a series of Taiwanese popular dishes that was pre-selected via the Online Menu on the Lai Lai Casual Dining Profile. The service crew was also very quick-witted to
So yeah during evening time at about 7.30, the occupancy level was high but I am surprised that the waiter manage to arrange a table seating promptly. Kudos for the service.
Once we were seated, we started to order a series of Taiwanese popular dishes that was pre-selected via the Online Menu on the Lai Lai Casual Dining Profile. The service crew was also very quick-witted to recommend us their new dishes.
I would like to comment on the Braise Pork Rice, because it just got better each time. Oh ya, I had also added more Fried Chilli to my Braise Pork Rice this time to compliment my meal. Remember to taste the Fried Chilli at least once coz' you can't get it in the market!
My favourite dishes are particularly those savory and I wouldn't find else where similar too. Must tries are the candid eggs, fried Intestines, Cong Jua Bing (Chinese Pizza) and not forgetting the Banana Kiwi Blend.
In my conclusion, Lai Lai Casual Dining has successfully done its best into giving us a joyous and sumptuous feast. The laughters, the joy of sharing the various dishes, and every bit of actions portrait by the Foodies tonight would definitely tell the world they are enjoying their dinner.
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