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2013-08-30
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It's a Friday night and I booked a table at about 8pm. I had dinner with my family after our trip to Disneyland. Since I'd booked, we didn't need to wait for a long time. After we'd settled down, we looked at the menu. They had a great variety of choices. We'd ordered 8 flavour dumplings, noodles in soup (tan tan noodles), spicy chicken, friend noodles and red bean cakes as dessert.The taste are fine. However, I think their tan tan noodles are not as tasty as before. I think they have changed th
Since I'd booked, we didn't need to wait for a long time. After we'd settled down, we looked at the menu. They had a great variety of choices.
We'd ordered 8 flavour dumplings, noodles in soup (tan tan noodles), spicy chicken, friend noodles and red bean cakes as dessert.
The taste are fine. However, I think their tan tan noodles are not as tasty as before. I think they have changed the soup ... (I can't taste the peanut and it's a bit too sour for me)
For the dumplings, I think you should try it out. It's really exciting to taste different dumplings at the same time. The presentation is great as well, since .. it's so colourful from orange to green... In the centre, they have a sweet dumpling (The different flavour includes, spicy chicken, spicy beef, vegetables with meat etc...)
For the fried noodles, in chinese it's called 木須肉炒面, it looked very nice and served hot on the table. The taste is good, not too oily.
However, the time for you to dine is about 1.5 hour... (I guess they need to control the dinning time so as to increases the table turnover rate) Also, the service is so so since you need to wait for a long time to get your tea refilled and ordered.
The decor is cosy and modern. you can also enjoy a great view of tsuen wan. It's a great place for family or friends gatherings.
I would recommend this restaurant to you. You can try out the dumplings!
Other Info. :
Remember to call them and book a table during the peak hours
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
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