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2011-01-26
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Not sure if this is a subsidary of Pizza Hut, but there is a big sign pointing to Pizza hut, however it turns out to be the PHD!Even on my printed credit card receipt where I signed, it also said Pizza hut.PHD is not a doctorate, but a pizza joint that specialises in pizza take-outs and deliveries.I did not order pizza on my first visit, but rice, snacks and pudding.I was attracted by the rice, because it was rice with tofu, cheese sauce and seafood. Not many places put tofu and cheese together,
Even on my printed credit card receipt where I signed, it also said Pizza hut.
PHD is not a doctorate, but a pizza joint that specialises in pizza take-outs and deliveries.
I did not order pizza on my first visit, but rice, snacks and pudding.I was attracted by the rice, because it was rice with tofu, cheese sauce and seafood.
Not many places put tofu and cheese together, as well as that I ordered chicken rings,
because I liked them since trying them at Pierce chicken.
The dough in porcini sauce was also ordered because they seemed interesting,
and lastly the tofu pudding was something that I wanted to try as well.
Tofu and cheese seafood rice:
This was quite a big portion, however the amount of sauce and rice was not that good, there was about 15% sauce, tofu, seafood, and the rest was rice, so there was not enough of it to go with the rice.Chicken rings:
Tasted the same as the ones at pierce, but not so crunchy.Dough Rolls with Porcini Sauce:
this was dissappointig and dry, it was dough rolled with onions, sweetcorn and mushroom, no sauce.Hokkaido Milk Tofu Pudding:
This had tofu taste, the topping was slightly different to the product picture, it was cocoa powder instead of biscuit crumbs.The texture was creamy with gelatin firmess.
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