Crystal Jade Hong Kong Cafe (烏節)

myingz

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As Crystal Jade Hong Kong Cafe sells fusion food, I brought grandma here for a new tasting experience.

Rice Roll Topped with Kiwi: There's crabmeat, seaweed and egg in the sushi, and a slice of kiwi on top. I love the sauce which the chef had generously put on every piece of sushi. However, the rice bits were not firm enough, which could risk making this dish taste like rice inside of sushi.

Ordered the Giant Bowl Noodle ($10.90) again! This dish never fails to impress me! QQ noodles, savoury broth and crispy side dishes!

French toast with honey: Warm toast spread with honey. What's not to like about it?

Green Tea Snow Ice ($4.90): Snow ice dessert to round up the meal once again! The green tea goes well with fine shavings of snow ice, not overly sweet. I've chosen banana and strawberry toppings ($0.80 each) for a sweet and sour combination. The banana is even drizzled with chocolate sauce.

(以上食評乃用戶個人意見 , 並不代表OpenRice之觀點。)

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myingz

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I would recommend this cafe for family gatherings as the food are set at reasonable prices, taste great and cosy ambience.

The Assorted Platter with Sides consists of T-bone Lamb Steak, Chicken Chop & Fish Fillet ($13.90). This is quite a nutritious meal; besides the meat, there are mashed potato, corn, and fried egg, though less vegetables are found. The sauce, paired up with onions, brings out the flavour in the meat.

Hong Kong Milk Tea ($3.90): Your usual milk tea is not presented in a normal glass but displayed in a flask, with an opening in the front to put dry ice, thus keeping the drink cold for longer periods. You drink the tea from a shot glass, sipping small amounts at a time. It sure is a different but fun experience to drink in this way.

Giant Bowl Noodle ($10.90): 3 types of noodles (Japanese Style La Mian, QQ Rice Bucatini, Spicy Noodle) are given for customers to choose from. Ordered the La Mian. I love the flavourful soup and springy noodles. Not to worry that this noodle dish would be a dull one, as it comes with fried fish fillet and prawns. The restaurant has considerately separated the fried items from the noodles, so that customers can taste the crispiness of the fried items instead of having soggy ones.

Mango Snow Ice ($4.90): There's a variety of snow ice flavours to choose from and a variety of toppings as well, such as watermelon, nata de coco and strawberry, ranging from 50-80 cents. The snow ice is soft and has a smooth and flaky texture. If you order a sweeter snow ice flavour, choose less sweet toppings such as strawberry, red bean to complement it.

As with most Hong Kong cafes, plain water is chargeable. But what's different is that besides Asian food, they serve Japanese food as well, such as noodles and sushi.