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2021-06-17
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Walking around boyfriend's neighbourhood, we stopped here for dinner as it seemed to be a lot of diners. Samuel's Kitchen is a typical cha chan teng. But at night, they offer Cantonese style dishes and hot pot. A number of people were doing hot pot but we decided to just order dishes to share. Menu is in English and Chinese. There is no 10% service charge. Mains can be upgraded with a few dollars for soup and rice. You order by checking off what you want on the menu and pay on your way out.Frie
Menu is in English and Chinese. There is no 10% service charge. Mains can be upgraded with a few dollars for soup and rice. You order by checking off what you want on the menu and pay on your way out.
Fried Flat Rice Noodles with Beef in Black Bean Sauce ($53) was ok. The beef was a bit tough but the sauce tasted quite good. The noodles were not over cooked so not too soggy. The onions were, however, still raw but boyfriend liked it that way.
Deep Fried Fish Fillet in Creamy Corn Sauce ($78) was ok. The fish was not over cooked and still flakey. The corn sauce was creamy and sweet.
The food was ok, portion size was not too big and the right amount. It seemed hotpot was more popular here. Prices not expensive but this is definitely a neighborhood restaurant.
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