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Noodles with Soy Bean Paste ($180):
There are a lot of shredded cucumber topped with the paste on the noodles.
They give you a large spoon to stir the noodles and the paste since it’s hard to do so merely with a pair of chopsticks.
The thin noodles (you can also make them thick) have soft and flexible texture and soy bean paste really complements well, which ends up being a little sweet.
This dish has been a significant part of my childhood memories.
Mutton with Scallion (S: $310, M: $465, L: $620):
The slices taste relatively succulent, well seasoned, and strongly flavoured.
It’s one of the best mutton delicacies I’ve ever tried.
This Chinese cuisine banquet restaurant is on 3rd floor (there’s a main access to the building next to POYA and the opening lift will lead you here) approximately a hundred metres away from the MRT station (Zhongshan) and the closest exit is No. 3; besides, it wasn’t too busy and a few seats were empty on Thursday night.
To top it off, moderate prices, convenient location, excellent food, rapid delivery, and benevolent service.
Overall, it’s a 9 out of 10!
FYI, hot tea and dessert (almond tofu jelly) are complimentary, the 10% service charge is included in your bill.