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We booked a table ahead and were seated close to the entrance. It’s a warm, cozy place that serves up international dishes, and these are what we ordered:Starters / Side Orders –Thai Minced Pork Salad with Herbs & Glass Noodles (HK$128): Love the freshness of the lettuce. The ground pork tasted kind of light, not as savory as traditional ones from Thailand. Of course you may argue that it’s healthier in such a way.Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings (HK$85): Deep-fried single bone wings were addictive a
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We booked a table ahead and were seated close to the entrance. It’s a warm, cozy place that serves up international dishes, and these are what we ordered:

Starters / Side Orders –
Thai Minced Pork Salad with Herbs & Glass Noodles, Thai Style Potato Stir Fry
$203
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Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings
$85
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Garlic Stir Fry Broccoli with Anchovy
$75
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Thai Minced Pork Salad with Herbs & Glass Noodles (HK$128): Love the freshness of the lettuce. The ground pork tasted kind of light, not as savory as traditional ones from Thailand. Of course you may argue that it’s healthier in such a way.
Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings (HK$85): Deep-fried single bone wings were addictive and easy to eat (thanks for being thoughtful because girls wouldn’t have to worry if they look bizarre when chewing to get the meat off!). The fried garlic pleased me as a huge garlic lover.
Roti (HK$45, photo forgotten): Hot, puffed up and light, a perfect match with Thai Curry (see below).
Thai Style Potato Stir Fry (HK$75): Evenly-cut potato cubes cooked with onion and bell pepper, coated with spicy, sweet and sour sauce that stimulated the appetite. Potato cubes were moist in the inside but the lack of crispness on the outside was what I thought needed improvement.
Garlic Stir Fry Broccoli with Anchovy (HK$75): Simple veggie dish made special with bites of meaty anchovies!

Main –
Smoked Salmon Brown Rice Risotto in Cream Sauce
$148
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Thai Style Fried Brown Rice with Minced Pork & Sunshine Egg
$148
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Thai Curry with Lemongrass Cornflakes Chicken, Baby Pork Shanks with Spicy & Sour Sauce
$316
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Smoked Salmon Brown Rice Risotto in Cream Sauce (HK$148): I didn’t have problem with its mild, creamy taste but I found it too dry as in having too little cream sauce, let alone the desirable all’onda consistency.
Thai Style Fried Brown Rice with Minced Pork & Sunshine Egg (HK$148): This wasn’t impressive as it was, like the Minced Pork Salad (above), absent of the rather bold and exotic flavors typical in Southeastern food.
Thai Curry with Lemongrass Cornflakes Chicken (HK$168): Well, the same issue… maybe it’s because Oldish does not focus on just one type of cuisine, Thai curry did taste fine but did not taste Thai… and I suggest that they serve a bigger portion of it to do the Roti justice (after all, without its dip it’s nothing). Cornflake-coated chicken were good – crunchy and tasty.
Baby Pork Shanks with Spicy & Sour Sauce (HK$148): Cooked to just right, the meat was so tender that they came off from the bone effortlessly. The other girls skipped the sauce because they found it too intense, but to me it was fine and could add excitement to the meat.

Dessert –
Oldish Ginger Crème Brûlée
$70
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Oldish Tiramisu
$75
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Pieroth Blue 2013 - German Riesling
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Oldish Ginger Crème Brûlée (HK$70): This was essentially a Crème Brûlée flambé! After a minute or so when the flame had gone out, with our spoon we tapped to crack the caramel crust to reveal the creamy, decadent custard that wasn’t sickly sweet (thank God). Very satisfying, and we loved it.
Oldish Tiramisu (HK$75): Classic Italian recipe with a twist, making it look like a donut or an inflatable pool ring. It was smooth in the inside, with the sweetness balanced when eaten with a spoonful of black coffee.
Along with a bottle of German Riesling (Pieroth Blue 2013), the dinner cost roughly at HK$1,460, about HK$290 per head.

In all, it’s a secluded place to chill. They have warm, welcoming staff, not to mention Norman, one of the owners who passionately recommended dishes, brought us Crème Brûlée and two glasses of bubbly for free and took time to know our thoughts on his restaurant (and photo-bombed us).
 
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(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
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Date of Visit
2015-01-16
Dining Method
Dine In
Spending Per Head
$290 (Dinner)
Recommended Dishes
Thai Curry with Lemongrass Cornflakes Chicken, Baby Pork Shanks with Spicy & Sour Sauce
$ 316
Oldish Ginger Crème Brûlée
$ 70
Oldish Tiramisu
$ 75
Pieroth Blue 2013 - German Riesling