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2012-09-04
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We actually wanted to have french food for dinner but somehow their menu wasn't that attractive that we diverted for chinese food instead. My friend's first choice was Taste Paradise and we all agreed. As we were last minute walk in customers, we were told that we have only one and a half hour to finish our meal as their restaurant was fully booked after that.So we settled for a simple dinner for 5 persons with a fish maw soup(very sweet and tasty with some herbs that looked like branches), a si
We actually wanted to have french food for dinner but somehow their menu wasn't that attractive that we diverted for chinese food instead. My friend's first choice was Taste Paradise and we all agreed. As we were last minute walk in customers, we were told that we have only one and a half hour to finish our meal as their restaurant was fully booked after that.So we settled for a simple dinner for 5 persons with a fish maw soup(very sweet and tasty with some herbs that looked like branches), a signature roasted chicken(very well roasted and the skin was amazingly crispy and the flesh was succulent and tender), a roasted meat combi(char siew, roasted pork and suckling pig, all so yummy and well roasted), a mayo with wasabi prawns(hmm, very normal) and finally a fried seafood mee sua( very oily but generous amount of cubed prawns and scallops).
We finished our dinner within 45 mins which normally you couldn't with chinese dishes at a restaurant as often they would served every dish in a slow pace. It happened so fast that we didn't really get to slowly sipped our chinese tea and enjoy the ambiance. Our total bill was $215.
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