I have never expected an estate restaurant which would be given me any surprise. But this restaurant just proves that I am wrong.
A short summary for my lunch visit on lst Sat:
Dim Sum – tastes good and price is cheap, especially the sea food rolls, spring roll and Char Siu Bao (must try).
Foods – We also ordered a shrimp fried rice and a beef fired noodles, both taste very good. The sizes of the dishes are just right, and the raw material used seemed fresh and the quality can be compared to some top grade restaurants.
燒腩仔– please do not miss their signature - 燒腩仔, this was the best so far I have ever tried in other Chinese restaurants.
Desert – the desert was given me a happy ending of my lunch, we ordered a馬豆糕 and椰汁糕, both are very well done.
Tea – worthy of mentioning was their tea, the tea was great, it’s wonderful!
Services – the overall services is good, the staffs there must be all well trained, they are very polite and all the services come fast.
Place – the place there are very large and the overall environment is very comfort.
I will definitely visit it again. To be honest, it’s worth to try their high standard of foods and services but given an estate restaurant price.