Another supposed foolproof choice, but a stronger garlic fragrance would have been nice. While not super juicy, the pieces of pork were tender enough.

The set comes with two spring rolls and a tapioca dessert. The former were forgettable but I like how the tapioca wasn't cloyingly sweet. You can also choose to add on a serving of Tom Yum Fish Soup to your set for $2.50, which we did and regretted after biting into over-fried fish fillets (it was almost as if we were biting into pure batter).

If you don't want the frills, it's priced $7.90 ($8.90 with egg) from the a la carte menu.