Value for Money

Stewed oxtail, steamed fresh oyster and cabbage in chicken stock - a simple Cantonese styled dinner for two. Oxtail was very tender and well marinated. Fresh oyster was quite big and well cooked - not overly done. The sweetness of the cabbage came off well soaked up the chicken stock. Overall it a good meal for two at less than $100.

Lunch set at $7.90 with GST!!! I had egg salsa, Daifuku chocoro and a big cup with 2 English Breakfast tea bags! The chocoro is excellent and egg salsa is great too.

Very tender and juicy steak. Value for money. On offer now.

Big spongy fish ball that is freshly made. At $5 per bowl it is costly but worth more than other dishes in Ion Food Opera. And the noodles are well mixed too.

For the price the fillet is good. Meat is tender and succulent.

Soft and puffy skin with tasty and meaty ingredients such as chicken and pork. Value for money and taste.

This Nasi Padang stall on level 5 serves rice with spicy curry. Tasty and worth it's value of $5.50 in the city area.

This is buffet offered a good number of HK food plus the food is cooked on the spot and served to you at your table. The roast meat and dim sum are good. Really value for money.

Saw the queue and decided to try. No regret. Noodle is crunchy and tasty as the owner toss the noodle while cooking it. The mixture of chilli and sauce with fried lard and shallot make it very tasty. The Fishball is not fishy though it is handmade with fish. Really good a good breakfast meal.

This stall sells very good Loh Mee and laksa. The Loh Mee gravy is thick with flavour. Tasty meal for breakfast or lunch. Queue forms as early as 6.30 am and may sell out by 1.30 pm.

$3.50 for nice laksa plus added cockles. Shiok!