Top Tea restaurant looks like a Hong Kong cafe with all the sign decorations, but I’m not really sure so it’s a Hong Kong style cafe. I ordered a special combo BBQ pork rice roll + Pork Bone Congee ($13.9).
Ordering
+ You find a seat, staff will tell you to scan the QR code on the table to order your food.
+ You pay after the meal.
Picking your autistic seat
+ It was too busy when I dined there. Please reference other people’s photos
Water & Napkins
+ Both are self-service.
+ They have free black tea.
+ Table drawer for cutlery.
Food - 5/10
+ Half of the BBQ pork rice rolls are cabbage rice rolls. It’s a blatant rip-off. It makes me want to draw an anti gourmet manga. Like Kodoku no Gourmet except all your dining experience are disasters.
+ Pork bone congee is plain congee with pork bone in it. Pork taste is too subtle.
Service - 9/10
Overall I will give this restaurant 3 stars. 🤓🤷
Sheng Ji - Top Tea Restaurant - 424 Khyber Pass Rd
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