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2015-07-21
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Went with colleagues for lunch in Shatin New Town Plaza Phase 3; arriving after 1pm, we only managed to get ourselves a table after a 15-minute wait even though we used the booking app. First came the deep fried eel which was slightly tough and soggy. The beef slices were well marinated and tasty. Then came the signature dish Siu lung bao (pork dumpling in soup) which was satisfactory with not-too-thick dumpling coat and the soup was kept warmed. I liked the high-cholesterol fried prawn ball coa
Went with colleagues for lunch in Shatin New Town Plaza Phase 3; arriving after 1pm, we only managed to get ourselves a table after a 15-minute wait even though we used the booking app.
First came the deep fried eel which was slightly tough and soggy. The beef slices were well marinated and tasty. Then came the signature dish Siu lung bao (pork dumpling in soup) which was satisfactory with not-too-thick dumpling coat and the soup was kept warmed. I liked the high-cholesterol fried prawn ball coated with egg yolk-flour-mix which was rich and guilty. The stir fry broad noodles with seafood was slightly greasy and salty. The creamed cabbage was definitely a misnomer; what arrived was nothing more than stir fry cabbage with no hint of the cream sauce integral to this famed Shanghaiese dish.
At $126 per head, I believe we deserved something better than this half-hearted effort as this was supposed to be a restaurant renowned for its Shanghai cuisine. Just half of the food being satisfactory was far from being up to scratch.
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