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2013-06-11
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Here in E Hub, there's several Halal restaurant and Streats Hong Kong Cafe is one of them. This cafe serves both Hong Kong and Chinese cuisines in a casual style. The open-concept restaurant's cozy ambience is a decent place for a get-together for friends and families. Oh yes, they unfortunately, well for me, do not have any baby chairs. I was given with more than a 100 food items to choose from menu! From baked rice to noodles to Western delights to tea time item like the French toast and dim s
I was given with more than a 100 food items to choose from menu! From baked rice to noodles to Western delights to tea time item like the French toast and dim sums. I eventually settled for Wanton Noodles with Soup and for dessert, I had the French Toast with Honey and Butter.
The Wanton Noodle was served within the next 10 minutes after ordering. It's just you mian noodles with 2 stalks of Kai Lan and 4 chicken dumplings. The dish served hot, was not exciting. Personally I think its just bland. Like really bland. Not a dish I would recommend to anyone. I wished they had chopped the Kai Lan into half. I had a hard time getting it into my mouth. The chicken dumplings was just okay. It's the only thing in that dish has flavors. At least my 3 year old niece enjoyed it.
Then comes the French Toast. The toast was swimming in honey and lo and behold a very pathetic thin square shaped slice of butter floating on the top of the toast. Well at least it was not going to be bland and plain! The golden brown bread was soft. I was hoping they could be more crispy on the outer layer but it wasnt.
I would not make another trip here anytime soon. Spent close to $15 for a dinner meal that just leave my mouth with a bad taste. Not worth it for me really.
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