I saw all these little pieces of toast on everyone’s plates as I looked through the windows rom the street. Cooked and chilled chicken with hot soup and rice. I never really liked the cold chicken like many places in Hong Kong have. But many at he restaurant had ordered it so it seemed popular. Came out very fast (benefit of going with the popular dish). Also came with 3 different dipping sauces. One that looked like soy sauce but tasted sweeter than salty. Another was clearly garlic sauce. Another orange sauce which has some spice/heat to it. And of course those little pieces of toast that intrigued me. I ordered milk tea which, for the first time in Hong Kong, I witnessed being made in front of me. Before I sat they told me to pickup my drink. They threw a brown syrup looking solution into a blender with some milk and water. Didn’t look like tea in he traditional sense was utilized.
The drink was the unique Hong Kong style milk tea flavor. Maybe a little sweeter than usual. The toast had sweet butter between each piece and it was a sweet delicious treat. Chicken was as I expected but the sauces gave me ways to switch up the flavors. Rice was a brown version hat had a taste I wasn’t familiar with but didn’t notice as much as I continued to eat. He soup was great. Reminded me of miso soup but a different flavor.
There was a tv that half the screen was scrambled so it was hard to read the subtitles of the informational film that was on loop. It was about the toast and other food. A little history lesson. Pity the tv was busted so I couldn’t read what was being explained.
Lunch was around $65. Table to myself even though it was busy. Big enough for many people.
Would go again.