After being promptly seated and then perusing the menu, we opted for the breakfast special. This was composed of a crispy bun, scrambled eggs, some ham slices and a cup of pasta, potatoes and ribs in tomato soup. It came with a cup of tea. All for a reasonable (pefrhaps too reasonable) price of about 30 odd dollars.
The food and drink came quickly and was mostly a mess. The tea was VERY bitter - overbrewed with too much tanin. I like a strong cup of milk tea, but this was not pleasant. The bun was fine and the reformed ham (not spam - ham) was OK. The eggs were a little on the not cooked enough/slightly greasy side, but when combined with the ham in the roll, made for a not completely unpleasant mouthful.
The real problem was the soup. The pasta was alright (a little mushy maybe) and the potato and ribs were also edible. The tomato soup was tasteless and insipid. It was more like tomato coloured water. Not good - no redeming features aside from its small size, thereby shortening the displeasure.
Basically it was not Tsui Wah's greatest hour. Either we picked badly (possible) or this branch doesn't quite come up to standard. It is a shame, as their pineapple buns and Mexican buns that are sold at the take away counter are great.