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For $22++, the dish includes two fluffy pancakes which were of the softer and more moist variety. The pancakes were covered with crumbs, as well as caramelized fruits and walnuts, and were topped with a layer of caramel sauce! I thought there was a very nice balance of sweet and sour in the dish. However, the serving was huge and way too much for my breakfast, as I started getting satiated from the pancakes after a while.
Affordable but very mild. Not the usual Chocolat n spice standard, but for 4bucks it's passable
This was very fragrant, but it felt more oily than the gokoku one. Very similar in terms of taste, texture wise it was more fluffy. Not bad but I think I still prefer gokoku/sogood’s shiopan!
Gave this a quick toast, and it got superrr crisp. It’s a very nice, buttery salted roll that is flaky and fluffy between the layers. This and sogood are my top 2 places to get shio pan :)
Pastry was crisp and flaky, black sesame filling was earthy with sweetness that was just nice - not too little such that it tastes bland, and not too much such that it is overly sweet. I’ve walked past many many times without getting anything, so thank you to my friend for gifting it to me! Will return to try other traditional Chinese snacks :)
This sported a short queue at 7.45am on a Tuesday morning. They serve very soft and silky ccf - ccf sheets were thin and delicate. Sauce was very fragrant (prob bc of the sesame oil) with a sweet & savoury flavour profile, but it was a bit too much towards the end. So maybe we would have preferred if the sauce was at the side, also because it permeated the ccf quickly and made it soggy.
The charsiew was chopped into tiny pieces, was not bad but I preferred the plain one a little more.
Comparing this to “freshly made ccf” at old airport hawker, the ccf here is thinner and the sauce here is very slightly more intense. The one at old airport has a greater variety of ingredients. So it depends on what u prefer, but both are good places for hawker hk style ccf :)
Traditional Braised Mushroom and Pig Trotter
