I passed by this restaurant the other night and noticed there was a crowd gathered in front of the restaurant waiting for seats. I immediately made a mental note of this place and noted it was a new restaurant in the area. The menu offerings were enticing from Open Rice so I promptly added this place to my bucket list.
My brother was in town visiting and he invited me to meet up with his friends for dinner on Saturday night. He asked me for recommendation so I told him about this place. To our surprise, his friends and I were thinking the exact same place and off we go! (I later found out my brother's friend's boyfriend is relative to one of the owners.)
The condiment rack There are small drawers underneath the table for patrons to store their small items The owner said his staff often found wallets and phones left there! |
Most Chinese people enjoy ordering some Chinese herbal drinks when eating steamboat to balance out the Yin and the Yang. We are no exception and tried their Ginseng Longan Tea (花旗蔘桂圓茶) and Dendrobium Longan Chrysanthemum Tea (菊花石斛桂圓茶). I loved the Ginseng Longan Tea as you can really taste the Ginseng. The owner told us it's made from scratch in house.
We ordered their signature item Maw, Chicken, and Shark Fin Thick Soup (花膠濃湯雞煲翅) and a variety of steamboat staples. I highly recommend the Hand Sliced Local Beef (手切肥牛), Mixed Mushrooms and Cuttlefish balls (什菌墨魚丸), Wolfberries Cabbage Fish Maw Dumplings(杞子白菜花膠餃), and Dried Beancurd Skin Flakes from Shu Kee (樹記枝竹)! (Shu Kee is a very popular local store that sells tofu products.)
The maw gave me all the collagen I need :) |
Mixed Mushrooms and Cuttlefish balls (什菌墨魚丸) three kinds of mushrooms were used in the making of this fish ball very interesting texture and very delicious |
Lunch meat has become quite popular in steamboat these days the owner did thick cut on purpose to allow for more chewing |
Hours: 17:00 - 02:00
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