very attentive service. and the prices for the food are very reasonable.

keep up the good work!

Recently, I’ve realized that my family has been travelling to the branch at Far East Square for our regular family dinners.

 

Reason being: they have attentive service and not too crowded, food is good and ambience is simple and serene.

 

The very last time we had the long long long spring roll which was really long. Probably 3-4 times the length of a normal spring roll / popiah. Being soup lovers, we also ordered the clam soup with cabbage, beancurd and dried shrimps. Surprisingly, the soup was loaded with ingredients with a thick soup.

In addition, we had the pork shank which was really tender and tasty! With the right balance of fats and meat, the pork shank did not appear too oily and the gravy complements the entire dish.

 

Lastly, our favourite has to be the braised spinach beancurd with mushrooms and vegetables. The beancurd is crispy on the outside and soft when bitten into (think tau hua). A definite winner with both adults and children.

 

My Parents brought my Grandpa to Zhou’s Kitchen over the weekend to celebrate his 80th birthday. It was relatively crowded and we got a table without having to wait. The place is well decorated with modern Chinese settings and very comfortable lightings. My grandpa was extremely happy and it was the first time I’ve seen him grinning from ear to ear.

 

We ordered the following:

 

1) Stewed Pork with Black fungus and vegetables. It was soft enough for my 80 year old grandpa so he really loved it. He even mentioned that the taste brings back good old memories where my grandma used to cook for him. $14

 

2) Beancurd with crispy shrimps and sprouts with sauce. The beancurd was so soft it melted straight away it entered my mouth. The dish was so tasty yet so healthy as the beancurd was steamed rather than the usual fried or panfried. $12

 

3) Chinese Spinach with Salted and Century Eggs $12. I personally enjoyed this dish as the eggs and stock went really well with the vegetable! A definite must to have at Zhou’s!

 

4) Long Long Long Spring Roll. $8 Oh boy! This spring roll was huge when it arrived at our table! It was at least 3 times the usual size of a normal spring roll! It came piping hot and was filled with lots of ingredients too. What a pleasant surprise!