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2012-10-04
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I walked into Steam Sia knowing very little to expect as it is a new place. To my amazement, it reminded me of my primary school days and even earlier. There were yaohan vouchers, country erasers where we could battle it out with our erasers etc. The seats were really nicely done up along with the tables which reminded me of some coffee shops when i was really young. Wooden chairs and marble top tables i think.As for the food, i had a taste of the Nonya Chicken Curry. I mean c'mon, i don't real
To my amazement, it reminded me of my primary school days and even earlier. There were yaohan vouchers, country erasers where we could battle it out with our erasers etc.
The seats were really nicely done up along with the tables which reminded me of some coffee shops when i was really young. Wooden chairs and marble top tables i think.
As for the food, i had a taste of the Nonya Chicken Curry. I mean c'mon, i don't really find this much in other food stalls. Its not too mild but at the same time it ain't that spicy either. It was served with a french loaf that was nice and soft and it was very complemented with each other.
Apart from that, i tried out the salmon with the mashed potatoes. Now this is a superb dish, coming from a person that doesn't eat as much salmon.It had a fresh and juicy taste to the palette. The mash potatoes was average but i wasnt complaining.
The plating of the dishes were served in a very homely feel. It was the ol school plates, very traditional. The portions are worth for that prices. You can rarely find this kinds of concepts these days. This is really what makes Steam Sia very different. I like to taste, I love the concept and i will go back there anytime
Like old (the design in terms of memories and nostalgia)
Like new (new to me as i havent seen these much)
Like nice (I simply love it)
Il be back for more at Steam Sia!!!
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