purple taste

Generous portion of food. Noodles is by default 2 pax portion. We ordered a stir fried lettuce with fuyee, onion chicken, fuyong omelette and two types of noodles; Hokkien fried noodles and hong tu mee (a type of braised thin egg noodles). Plenty of lard crisps in the noodles dishes. The sambal for the hokkien mee was leaning towards the tangy side and not that spicy. Hong tu noodles is best eaten with black vinegar.

The onion rings were really good. Chicken was a tad dry. Vegetables was pretty good. Service was efficient.

Beautiful spot and easy to walk. Parking is available though toilet is a bit far off you're at the other car park. Need to pay for parking.

Worth visiting if you would like to soak in the nature. Saw people meditating in the park.