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Met boyfriend after waking from my night shift and he wanted something to eat. After a bit of walking around, he decided to try this place. It looked clean but it was also pretty quiet with only 2 other customers at around 3 PM on a Friday afternoon while the other places were busy.There was no English menu.The place served handmade noodles. It said that it was also healthy with no msg. We shared a plate of lo-mein with addition of beef patties and hand shredded chicken. It came with vegetables,
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Met boyfriend after waking from my night shift and he wanted something to eat. After a bit of walking around, he decided to try this place. It looked clean but it was also pretty quiet with only 2 other customers at around 3 PM on a Friday afternoon while the other places were busy.

There was no English menu.

The place served handmade noodles. It said that it was also healthy with no msg. We shared a plate of lo-mein with addition of beef patties and hand shredded chicken. It came with vegetables, mushrooms and black wood ear. The noodles were pretty good. Nice and chewy. Though sauce was a bit bland. Beef patties were didn't really taste of beef. It really didn't taste of anything resembling meat at all. Hand shredded chicken was too salty.
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Lo mein came with Chinese soup which was sweet. The waitress said it had no MSG.
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For added $4, an ice drink could be added.

Restaurant is very clean. Food is healthy yet underseasoned. Price range was $50 for a plate of lo-mein and portion size was quite small. Not enough for someone with a large appetite. For Mong Gok area, there are much more places offering larger portion size for a cheaper price with better quality. Thus, not value for money. Will not return.
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Date of Visit
2014-08-29
Dining Method
Dine In
Spending Per Head
$50 (Tea)