Vee Kwok

Was enticed to try this place based on Google reviews, but well one try is enough for me. It was situated in a carpark, so a bit hard to find but made it kind of special, having that hustle and bustle like hawker stalls in Thailand. Service was not to be expected, and there was none. They delivered the dish wrong, when I raised this with the staff, they looked numb but luckily helped to fix this delivering it right the second time.

The food quality was meh... flat rice noodles were still gluing together, and the broth too salty and lacked the aroma of traditional one with pig blood. Luckily, the prawn and pork egg dumplings and braised beef brisket were not bad.

Gorgeous design, all blended in the Arabic, Chinese, Turkish and Greek style. And the paintings of the great artist were so spirited, you could feel the emotions or souls behind their facial expression or eyes.