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2010-12-07
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The ah je at the store said there was a tray fresh off the oven and so i swiftly handed ten dollars for a piece of 'chinese pancake king'. It was so huge in size that i had to cut in into fours!it was pipping hot and gave off a tempting aroma. it was thin and not too crispy, but the meat toppings were soft and full of flavour. the pancake made your fingertips oily but it tasted just perfect, making you forget about the awful amount of oil used to brush the pancakes before baking.at ten dollars p
it was pipping hot and gave off a tempting aroma. it was thin and not too crispy, but the meat toppings were soft and full of flavour. the pancake made your fingertips oily but it tasted just perfect, making you forget about the awful amount of oil used to brush the pancakes before baking.
at ten dollars per piece this was a bargain indeed - and i am determined to try its 'mo dai long' upon my next visit.
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