Dinner here means it's only tzechar portions. Had a very meaty dinner with the recommended lurou slab & chilli chicken. Lurou is a mix of tenderness and toughness, and serving was large (two big slabs). The chilli chicken was also impressive as it is both crispy and spiced well with the small chilli. Wished the server told us that having 3 alacartes means a 4th is free. Also, wished veggie add ons are an option to this meaty dinner.

The shiny rice, whipped in garlic oil and lard, is also very interesting. It's shiny and slightly indulgent indeed.

Heard that this place is called five-ten last time and I must say their lunch sets looks extremely tempting. Love the ambience with fairy lights and nostalgic Taiwanese songs! Reminds me of all the 偶像剧 I used to watch