This was on my list for awhile but no-one really wanted to try with me and then a friends suggested so we decided to go.
I really like the décor in there but it was a tiny bit dark to me. If you know me, I like "
old" stuff. They had these wooden tables and chairs that people used in the past in China. And there were red lanterns around the place. It was really nice. Their utensils were pretty vintage too.
I want to comment on their tea. I like it. When I smelled it, it's like that bubble tea scent. It turns out the tea was sweet. It's like drinking bubble tea but no add-ons. It was pretty cool. My friends thought the tea was weird because it was sweet.
Anyways, we ordered 2 hot tofu pudding ($4.25 each), and hot grass jelly dessert ($5.25).
The tofu pudding was very smooth however we thought it would be better with more sugar. I guess we are used to the Canto way where we add our own sugar and there are different types of sugar to choose from. I wanted ginger but they said they already added the sugar in it... It was pretty filling, I was so full near the end.
The grass jelly was very interesting. I've never tried hot grass jelly before, I usually eat it in the jelly form. The hot version was in liquid form and as it gets cold it forms this slimy sticky film on top. It had a stronger taste than the normal grass jelly, it had that Chinese medicine taste but not the bad kind. My friend had to take it home because she couldn't finish it. She said it formed into a jelly but a soft one not firm.
Yes, I would come back again but maybe when I'm starving. I thought the size was not bad for the price. Maybe I'll try their food next time.
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