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Contribuiți la feedbackThe best Laksa in town, very large portion. I chose salted egg crab this time, very delicious. Vegetable is fresh and spicy which warm me up. The order-to-make bean curb pudding gave the dinner a complete one. Definitely will visit again!
Xihuahua and I had many Malaysian food experiences so we thought this would be similar. But there are subtle differences from Singaporean food. It had fusion elements from many places of Asia.<br/ <br/ I especially enjoyed you spicy clams. The rich sauce was perfect. Omelette with oysters is my fav too, the highlight is the crispy crust at the bottom. Indian pancake is a bit too tough for my liking and the curry beef although has inconsistent texture. <br/ <br/ Staff is quite negligent as we felt very ignored trying to order. The staff just rather stare into the void. Free fruit at the entrance is pretty cool. Overall a very delicious try!
Who's a big fan of Singaporean Crab? I check out popular chain Kreta Ayer for the full Singaporean food experience. Have you been to Kreta Ayer before?. MW and I wonder into Chatswood Chase and see a busy stream of people outside Kreta Ayer. We head into this Singaporean chain and I make a conscious thought to visit the Eastwood store as it's closer next time. It's full of people which creates a nice buzz at 12pm on this public holiday. For Full Review including photos, go to the blog post
Decent food. Ok service Hainan chicken rice is okay chicken could be more tender and rice is a bit hard could be cooked longer. The combination laksa is a good portion and comes with prawns, tofu, meatball, dumpling, chicken. Costs about $18 each. Hot soya drink was delicious sweet and very hot. Fair number of tables inside. Service is quick although have to ask for water a few times.
Ordered a chilli fried fish and a pan fried oyster omelette. Great plating of the fish and egg. Everything was flavourful, balanced and yummy. Would order the fish again