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2012-12-29
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Classy & modern Decorated, with good emphasis on bringing the culture of Chinese. With a big Buddha statute at the center of the restaurant, and continuous flowing of water which symbolizes prosperity in Chinese Feng Shui, is the description that flowing through my mind when i step into this restaurant for the very first time. Upon seated down we are greeted with an organized spoon, plate and cups all of which had the logo of the restaurant, the Paradise Dynasty. A restaurant operated by a Singa
Upon seated down we are greeted with an organized spoon, plate and cups all of which had the logo of the restaurant, the Paradise Dynasty. A restaurant operated by a Singaporean company, a taste of modern Chinese dining, look no further than this restaurant to witness the great decoration and presentation it offers.
Waiter service is great, upon seated down we are asked on whether we want tea or not, which we gladly accept and here we go, a hot cup of Chinese tea is for us to drink. Friendly and timely service, very welcoming indeed. Few pieces of ginger is placed on a sauce plate for us to use when we want to consume it together with the Ramen which we are about to order.
The bowl that is used, further enhances the feeling of modern Chinese dining experience. With all the Chinese word around the bowl, the selection of coloring on the bowl, reminds me of the antique bowl that is used during the Chinese dynasties. The Ramen, which is prepared using hand and not machine, gives us a very good texture of the Mee. I can literally melted the Mee inside my mouth, the soup which is made out of their Signature pork bone, give you the sweetness of bone and there is no taste of MSG at all, so tasty that it makes me go for even more. Slice pork that is used, cut to the finest level and the aroma taste of the pork, give the best combination.
A soft york egg, is hidden inside the Ramen. A very well done one, with the hot temperature it still does not melt away into the soup, Kudos!
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