Already planning my next Taiwan trip

Dropped by for an afternoon set, and decided to go with the Egg Omelette ($4.80) and added on $1 for a cold milk tea. Overall a decent meal at a good price after the 25% discount on Fuzzie. Only bad part about my experience was that the high chairs were a tad uncomfortable.

Lurou Fan ($5) and Pork Cutlet Bento ($7.50). Homely and tasted good, I'll return whenever I'm craving simple Taiwanese fare. Tried their Fried Mushrooms too but didn't like them.

Had the Ah Bao Braised Pork Rice ($5.80), Crispy Enoki Mushrooms ($5.20), and Chicken Mee Sua ($5.50). Do note that you can only use the Burpple 1 for 1 on specific items. My mee Sua was the free dish so total added up to $12, no GST or service charge.

- The Braised Pork Rice (or luroufan) was delicious yet comforting, reminding me of those I had eaten in Taiwan. The cai poh also added a crunchy kick to the dish!
- The Enoki Mushrooms were crispy and flavourful, especially since we added the Truffle flavour (+1). The batter was slightly thick though, so the taste of the enoki did not shine through.
- Lastly, while the flavour of the mee sua was there, the mee Sua itself was a little too soft for my liking, and it was more of the soupy variety.

The shop is quite a ways away from Bendemeer MRT, and there were barely any people when we were there on a Tuesday night. Do support!