Went here for a late night dinner with friends on a weekday night. There were only a few other people there, however it took awhile standing near the counter for the waiters to realise that we wanted a table for a meal.
We ordered the fried cauliflower (the subtle flavours of the cauliflower was lost amongst the thick layers of batter and was soaked with overly sweet sauce), wok-tossed morning glory (fine), beef skewers (a bit dry and tough, but with a nice smokey flavour), fried calamari (fine) and the Asian veggie salad (agreed by all the highlight, with some interesting textures and flavours).
Didn't get to try the pork belly bao, however my friend thought the pork belly wasn't fatty enough (compared to the ones she had in Taipei).
These five small dishes were enough to adequately quench four adults' hunger.
Cocktails were on the pricey end - $16-19 each.
Service (besides the initial confusion) was friendly and efficient. Ambience casual and fun.
Overall, a reasonably average but adequate late night haunt for Asian street foods.
What a cool little place. Came here for some drinks and light snacks and was very impressed. They have a wide selecetions of drinks and there snack foods are amazing. The peking duck Bao's👌👌👌. The service great and the place feels very lively.
Lovely looking place with friendly staff, really enjoyed the cocktails I had (touch of zen is excellent). If your in a group drinking definitely go for a scorpion bowl, food was exceptional! Bao's for life!
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