It's been like over 5 years since we last visit this restaurant that we used to dine in our early days of courtship.
Ric had mentioned of missing their traditional 'Teochew-Styled' Steamed Fish before his trip, so today we were there to rehash our good makan times. And this puts us in a very good mood tonight.

"The red garoupa so fresh and well prepared in Teochew-styled steam was rarely found in the many restaurants here", was Ric's comments about the steamed fish. For a rare fish-eater like Ric, he loved the steam fish here.

Having fond memories of their sweet-tasting Mee Goreng, today's more sour and spicy cooking was different; nonetheless equally nice to have.

The crunchiness from the deep fried spring roll was delightful; lighter than the version we had at Chin Lee but certainly can hold a candle to it in its own way.
We certainly hope to be back again soon for its very fine steamed fish. A bigger portion perhaps.
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