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7月7日

Jade at Fullerton

This GSS is by far the one with most dining promotions from big-name restaurants and 5-star hotels.
 
At Jade, the weekend dim sum buffet is going for $28++ per pax. The ala carte buffet menu has over 50 items including dim sum (without saying), appetizers, special dishes and rice/noodles. Tea is included, so be sure to order the exquisite Long Jing tea, it's much much nicer than those black teas like Pu'er, Tie Guan Ying etc.
 
Well, as for the quality of the food, it's so-so only. Probably I came with too high an expectation. In total, the 2 of us ordered less than 20 items, hence I would recommend that you go in a group of 3 since most of the items come in 3s.
 
Sorry for some 'noisy' pics due to the poor lighting as I inadvertently switched to ISO 1600.
 
 
  
BBQ Char Siew
Squid Ink Dumpling
Steamed Crystal Crab Dumpling
Steamed Abalone Siew Mai
Steamed Sharks Fin Dumpling
 
Steamed Har Gow
Long Jing Tea!
Pan Fried Carrot Cake
Steamed Pork Ribs in Black Bean sauce
Steamed Phoenix Claws
 
Century Egg with lean meat congee
Deep Fried Taro with Mushroom
Steamed Beef Balls
 
Steamed Xiao Long Bao
 
Crispy sliced sea bass with vinegrette sauce
 
Beef Hor Fun in black bean sauce
 
Ma-la Beef Brisket
 
Prawns in wasabi mayo
 
Deep Fried beancurd roll with shrimp meat
 
And the last dish (what an irony...) is soup of the day, which is well-boiled. Don't really know what soup it is, although the waitress mentioned something like "apple".
7月4日

Club Chinois

I will usually bring along my handy Lumix digicam wherever I go. You see, as it is not a compact camera, it does free up some weight off my barang barang. Plus the fact that of late nothing has caught my eye to take pics with...I decided to take a risk and leave home without my camera.

I was made to rue this decision one day when we settled for dinner at Club Chinois, a Western-Chineses fusion restaurant under the Tung Lok Group. Hence, I had to take pics using my back-up phone camera.

The ambience is quite nice (classy and dim) and I would highly recommend this place for people who are trying to impress their dates. Ask for the tables with high-back chairs situated at corners for added privacy =) But I must say that you must have patience for good food, as my orders came after some 20 to 30 minutes wait. Even plain steamed rice requires 5 minutes!

Steamed Lobster Bisque in Young Coconut ($18) - Delicious! With chunky pieces of lobster meat and a big scallop.

BBQ Crispy Pork Belly - Try it and you will never waste your calories on hawker centre ones anymore.

Red Garoupa with dried scallops & garlic in cassarole

Roasted Rack of Lamb with poached eggplant - a chef's recommendation.

HK Kai Lan with fried scallops & egg white - so-so...enough to share though.

Japanese Shitake with Seasonal vegetables - Nothing special. Can give the greens a miss.