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2024-04-15
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A Taiwan-style all you can eat hotpot restaurant which I had a mixed experience.The time allowed for eating was two hours, with the option to order dishes for the first 1.5 hours. We opted for the "澳洲極上和牛set" (Australian Wagyu Set), which included "Sliced Australian Wagyu (M5)," "Diced Angus Beef," "Beef Hanging Tender," "Angus Short Ribs," and a complimentary Australian Wagyu Beef Ball.To be honest, the quality of the beef was average. The only satisfying beef option was the "Angus Short Ribs,"
The time allowed for eating was two hours, with the option to order dishes for the first 1.5 hours. We opted for the "澳洲極上和牛set" (Australian Wagyu Set), which included "Sliced Australian Wagyu (M5)," "Diced Angus Beef," "Beef Hanging Tender," "Angus Short Ribs," and a complimentary Australian Wagyu Beef Ball.
To be honest, the quality of the beef was average. The only satisfying beef option was the "Angus Short Ribs," while the "Sliced Australian Wagyu" didn't meet our expectations in terms of tenderness.
On the positive side, there were various Taiwanese soups to choose from, and we decided on the Taiwanese Pineapple and Chicken Soup. Although the soup contained a whole small chicken, I couldn't discern the taste of pineapple.
The electronic menu offered a wide selection of Taiwanese dishes, and overall, they tasted decent. I particularly enjoyed the pastes. Additionally, there were several self-service options for side foods like fish balls and various vegetables, which were satisfactory. The variety of drinks was plentiful, and we tried their cold tea, which was just average in taste.
For dessert, we were given the choice between movernpick ice cream or traditional Taiwanese options- redbed and grass jelly with milk. They were only available at the 1.5-hour mark, when the waitress handed us the bill with a small piece of paper attached for dessert indication, asking us to choose one dessert. Surprisingly, there was no pen provided. I was disappointed to learn that the dessert was not included in the all-you-can-eat meal plan, which cost us over hkd $ 350 per person.
The location of the restaurant is convenient, and the waitresses were helpful throughout our visit. Despite some shortcomings, the restaurant provided a decent experience with a variety of Taiwanese dishes. However, improvements could be made in terms of beef quality, dessert inclusion, and better organization when it comes to bills and choices.
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