A new mini bowl outlet has opened on end of last year. It has a similar concept as Bai Wei but with lesser dish choices.
Situated along the busiest street in the neighborhood commercial area, this shop has to be competitive with the other F&Bs along that stretch of road.
In the first few weeks of operation, people were hardly seen in this shop and there was no promotional campaign going on to promote this eatery.
Only recently i noticed the staffs actively distributing flyers and this one caught my attention.
So I went in to try. I had their boiled fish with cabbage and braised pork with preserved veggie.
The meal came with rice, soup and free flow Chinese tea. All for RM11nett.
The dishes are covered with plastic wrap and the rice has a steel lid. The soup is well covered with lid too. Good practice of covering the food from being exposed to flies, insects and surroundings (although i don't quite fancy with plastic wrap, but well, food hygiene has to be taken care of).
Spacious & clean dining area.
This was taken on a weekday around 7pm plus. The place was quite empty.
Here's the receipt. Payment to be made at counter after taken the dishes.
Closer shot of the boiled fish. The soup is flavorful and pleasant taste.
My favorite pork with fatty layers.
Despite much promotional campaign going on in this shop, there still isn't many customers yet, unlike Bai Wei. Probably Bai Wei is opened longer hours hence more popular for late owl diners like me😀
3 comments:
Very interesting! There is a new mini bowl restaurant just opened last year. But I didn't go and try yet. Maybe in a few months time.
I just saw this wonderful eatery today when I was in Sri Petaling. Not sure whether we will try it or not. Have to check with him.
There is such mini bowls concept over here. A lot of selection I heard. Around RM5 to RM10, depends on ingredients. But I haven't got to try it yet.
Ooo. I love the braised meat with mui choy.
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