Taiwanese 🇹🇼

Order the breakfast longtong ($5) which is only available between 9-11am. The vegetable were crunchy but it was not flavourful enough. Maybe I should not have ordered a Malay dish at a Taiwanese eatery. Won’t order again.
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Ordered the oyster mee sua($7). Comes with 5 rather big oysters, the mee sua tasted like what I had in Taiwan. They were generous with the chicken strips. There was an interesting twist, found Japanese cutter fish strips (those they put in the takoyaki) in the mix. Overall satisfying despite the slight saltiness.
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Ordered the royal princess ($27) salmon Wellington. Generous amount of salmon filling with mushroom served in puff pastry done just right! Recommend for sharing so that you don't get too sick of the salmon. The Thai slaw asparagus salad is quite interesting, it has the crunchy bite of pickles, smells like sour crops but taste like slaw without seasoning. Xoxo, wet tissue no have

Ordered the beef noodles ($9.8) which was quite oily and salty. The noodles tasted ok but the beef cubes were simply too hard. Not recommended. Xoxo, wet tissue no have

Ordered the milk tea because milk eat at Taiwanese bistros are usually good but this turned out to be quite a disappointment. It taste like the sweeter version of "3-in-1" Tek tah rak.

Ordered the salted crispy chicken ($6.8). According to their advertisement, this is supposed to be their number 1 dish. Although this tasted best amongst the 3 things ( oyster Mee Sua and braised beef noodle), it's mediocre in my opinion. Xoxo, wet tissue no have

Oyster Mee Sua ($5.80) tasted worse than the shilin fast food chain stalls. The oyster tasted weird and I only ate 1 out of 4 oysters in the bowl. (Note: plain Mee Sua cost $3.80) xoxo, wet tissue no have