Its Shaomai燒賣 (One-side opened dumpling generally stuffs with pork)mixed with its unique sauce appeal to street-food fans. For instance, there are chocolate sauce or spicy garlic Sichuan sauce. One of the secret recipe is the “Strange mixing”, which mixes the Shaomai with pineapple and Thai-liked chilly sauce. The chef is in his element, serving Cantonese and Taiwanese authentic desserts. You should not miss its Taiwanese Taro mochi. The owner is a fervent fan of Arsenal , and you may linger there for a joyful conversation in discussing Arsenal’s...
Read moreI went there at 7pm to avoid the famous long queue. Very close to MTR Austin station Exit A then walk up the tunnel towards Man Wui St.
Fried noodle with ham & veggie 雄哥炒麵 Not bad!
Rice rolls with XO sauce XO醬炒腸粉 VERY generous amount of XO sauce which gave the dish a very punchy taste. The texture of the rice rolls was great and prepared perfectly.
Taro Tapioca 芋頭西米露 There's a typo on the menu page 6. Taro Tapioca was translated to Coconut Tapioca. Around 5 pieces of reasonable size taro. Tapioca was well cooked. The whole dessert...
Read moreI recommend their traditional Chinese food and chinese dessert. They have chinese and western dessert in here, but I think they do better with the chinese dessert. Their food such as chicken wings, turnip cake(蘿蔔糕)and rice noodle roll(腸粉)taste very delicious, I strongly recommend them. This restaurant is very good for gathering with friends, and it closes at 4am everyday, which is very convenient for having a late night dessert or snack. Behind dessert and cooked food, it has different kind...
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