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2020-08-14
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Came here for afternoon tea after doing some errands in Sham Shui Po. It was your typical cha chan teng except the interior was all yellow and there was a lot of Lipton tea items all over the place.During tea time, they only offer a tea set menu. Menu in Chinese only. There is no English and no 10% service charge. Sets come with a drink. I ordered the ice lemon tea and it was really good. Boyfriend didn't and had watery coffee. So, perhaps go with the name and order a lemon tea.Boyfriend ordered
During tea time, they only offer a tea set menu. Menu in Chinese only. There is no English and no 10% service charge. Sets come with a drink. I ordered the ice lemon tea and it was really good. Boyfriend didn't and had watery coffee. So, perhaps go with the name and order a lemon tea.
Boyfriend ordered the satay beef with instant noodles, scrambled egg and toast set ($37). The scrambled eggs were fluffy and not too watery and lightly seasoned. The toast was a Danish toast and super crispy.
The instant noodles were a bit soggy. But the beef was soft and rather spicy.
I had the Soy Sauce chicken drumstick ($42). The drumstick looked really dark but surprisingly it wasn't very flavorful and a bit on the dry side. The potato salad was ok with a lot of large chunks of potato. I wish there was a bit more mayo.
Overall, food was cheap but it was a bit average. It wasn't terrible but it wasn't great. At least the place was very clean.
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