Guozi — Restaurant in Wang Mai Subdistrict

I returned again because i think there might be improvement but sadly no.

When I enter the restaurant, it's empty and I was looking at the menu but nobody come out to serve me even when the staff saw me from the kitchen. In the end I have to knock on the sliding door to ask them out.

Braised Pork Rice - 1 out of 10 Pork used is minced meat, with a few pieces of belly parts. Sauce is still very blend as the rice tasted blend Worst is they use Thai Rice. This dish will only be nice with Taiwanese Rice. The rice used is rough

Stinky Tofu - 5 out of 10 (same as last time) Smell and taste is not strong enough. I prefer the chilli to be separate than placed on top the tofu.

Mala dumpling - 8 out of 10 (I didn't order this on my 2nd visit) Mala taste is good but can be stronger Dumpling is nice but skin is a little think and hard.

Price: 8 out of 10 215 for 3 dishes and drink. Good value

Service: 4 out of 10 I have to take my own drink, fill my own ice and take my own spoon. The rice was serve first but I cannot start eating as the others dishes are not in. Then mala dumpling came in 5 minutes later and stinky tofu was served another 3 minutes later. I would prefer my food to serve all together

Overall: 5 out of 10.

I won't...

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