Hun Wee Toh

After reading previous reviews, we made a reservation through messaging and was surprised that the place wasn't crowded when we arrived. Maybe we were early, cos there were only another table occupied when we arrived, but the restaurant was almost half full when we left.
Having also read about the mixed reviews of the xiaolongbao, we decided to try it out and I must say it was the most disappointing dish among all the other dishes we ordered. It was a little too dry and oversteamed. But it wasn't like it's awful. Maybe just our expectations when it comes to xlb.
The stew beef was the highlight of the night and resulted in me finishing almost the entire bowl of rice, which I usually don't. The chicken with veg was tasty as well, and we would love to try the beef hor fun, but sadly did not have extra diners or stomach to order more dishes.
Will definitely be back with more helpers to taste the other dishes on the menu.

The park was very much filled with people as it was a public holiday when we visited.
There are many add-on options that are available for purchase, including hugging a koala($15) and close interactions with other residents in the park($40 each).
Patting a koala is FOC and you can take a photo with them.
Packets of animal food are sold at the front counter for feeding. The wallabies aren't wandering as much outside their refuge area, maybe due to the large number of visitors (as compared to our frequent visits years ago). I'd presume they are well fed and aren't really interested in the food that we bought.
Overall, a nice sanctuary park to visit for visitors and the young ones.