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2011-07-14
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Discovered this restaurant on OpenRice because of its name.It is situated opposite the blue house on the historic street of Wan Chai.It is blue outside, and looks slightly like the Macau restaurant, however when you enter the restaurant, there is blue lighthing on the ceiling, it takes a while for your eyes to get accustomed to it.Anyway, the reflections of the blue lighting were everywhere, I couldnt resist taking pictures of them.Tried the tea set that was served from 2-30-6-30pm, it was quite
It is situated opposite the blue house on the historic street of Wan Chai.
It is blue outside, and looks slightly like the Macau restaurant, however when you enter the restaurant, there is blue lighthing on the ceiling, it takes a while for your eyes to get accustomed to it.
Anyway, the reflections of the blue lighting were everywhere, I couldnt resist taking pictures of them.
Tried the tea set that was served from 2-30-6-30pm, it was quite generous because most places only serve tea until 5pm.
The range was quite interesting, but quite expensive because for that price you can get a Chinese lunch.
The full price dishes cost around $60+
I got the stir fried cambodian noodles which resembled stir-fried beef flat noodles.
It tasted quite nice because the noodles are thinner and less oily, however it was slightly too sweet.
There was stewed pork knuckles soup noodles which I wanted to try, maybe next time.
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