Leo’s Café is situated beside an antique shop (previously occupied by “Remember to Eat”, Gei Dak Sik, 记得食) and it is located below Wong Kok Char Chan Teng (旺角茶餐厅). Large variety of the food served and gelatos. They serve food ranging from Asian to Western cuisine.
Well... thats me.. praise when it satisfied my tastebud and 'commented' when it didnt!
This Chinese restaurant mainly serves Shanghainese and Szechuan food. Service was quite average overall. This place has other signature dishes that we really like such as the Stir-fried Chicken Paprika (宫保鸡丁) and their flower buns (花卷).
Can you guess how much is the total bill comes up to? RM100 pulang 1sen. Hmmm...you think it's cheap or expensive?
The filling bowl of porridge with a variety of ingredients and the frog legs definitely makes me want to go back again, and this time try the apparently original fish head stall.
Fatty frog porridge
The chef and the lady serving us are from China and she speaks only Mandarin, so be prepared. However, the menu is in English so you could just point at what looks good.
Authentic Chinese Noodles - Suzhou Noodle House, Citrus Park, OUG
My 1st visit to Nando's was not really pleasant, as I found the chicken a bit too 'salty' to my taste!
This restaurant is situated on the second floor of Citrus Park, located next to Halo Café (海螺民歌餐厅). They serve quite a large variety of food. Their service was quite fast and speedy.
Wong Kok Char Chan Teng (旺角茶餐厅)
