Yummy One - Haymarket

Had a great Char Kay Tao, delicious aroma, beautiful balance of ingredients, beautiful and hot straight out of the wok. Hong Kong milk tea also met the square. The staff was friendly, will go back to more! The partner also enjoyed his Hainan Chicken Rice, it serves with simple rice, but he moves that.

It was the worst food I've ever had ... ordered the crispy chicken with roasted rice, but the chicken skin was not crispy at all, and it smells like she would not have changed the oil ... The fried rice was plant . Just cook it with egg, garlic and soy sauce ... no passion on all .. and it was pretty expensive .. No, it's worth it ...

Probably the worst place to go eat around Chinatown. Decided to check this place out since there always seems to be a decent amount of people dining here. The place has a rather large menu with a mixture of asian cuisines as mentioned by a past reviewer (Chinese, Thai & Malaysian from memory). Alarm bells should've rang as the menu was quite large & going from experience places that do more than one cuisine tend to not be very good & I end up having a sad experience. I ordered the laksa & my friend ordered the bbq noodle soup. As soon as my laksa came to the table I was already a bit hesitant as the soup base did not look like the usual laksa. I tried to force a few mouthfuls down but just had to stop because it was just not laksa. It was rather sour & salty & did not have the slightest hint of flavour that resembled a laksa, a really sad attempt. Surely you can go down to one of the asian supermarkets & get a laksa paste. I'd rather that then what I had. My friend advised me that the soup base for their dish could've had more flavour & was disappointed as well. Service was ok & did not experience the rudeness from staff unlike past reviewers. All in all, for the prices you pay this place is not worth it. You have another chinese restaurant down the road that does lunch specials & thai as well. Suffice to say, I'm glad Breadtop was around the corner as I was still hungry due to not eating my laksa.

Probably the worst place to go eat around Chinatown. Decided to check this place out since there always seems to be a decent amount of people dining here. The place has a rather large menu with a mixture of asian cuisines as mentioned by a past reviewer (Chinese, Thai & Malaysian from memory). Alarm bells should've rang as the menu was quite large & going from experience places that do more than one cuisine tend to not be very good & I end up having a sad experience. I ordered the laksa & my friend ordered the bbq noodle soup. As soon as my laksa came to the table I was already a bit hesitant as the soup base did not look like the usual laksa. I tried to force a few mouthfuls down but just had to stop because it was just not laksa. It was rather sour & salty & did not have the slightest hint of flavour that resembled a laksa, a really sad attempt. Surely you can go down to one of the asian supermarkets & get a laksa paste. I'd rather that then what I had. My... read more

The service is a total and complete garbage. Rude and unfriendly Asian employees, the menu was actually thrown in their table. Eating was just salty and MSG