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Good 'ol Times

Today, while having dinner with Wilson, we traveled back time, traveled to China few thousand years ago.. to this restaurant located at Kampung Kayu Ara, Damansara Jaya..(next to Pantai Seafood)

Gao Zhan See (Good ol' Times)

Good ol' times, they rear "pigs" in styx..

- Styx -

Good ol' times? Nothing less than quality chinese liquor..

- Lui Yee Hung -

we were served by waiter dressed up as..

SIU YEE

and chinese herbal tea is served in bowls, rice bowls...whomever likes to watch tvb ancient drama will be familiar with the arrangements in the restaurant.


- A sip of thirst-quencher -

What bout the food? Generally the food was ok, we ordered a claypot liquor chicken, fried bitter gourd with salted egg and Xin Gong Tofu. Nothing extra-ordinary bout the taste, just some normal home dishes.

p/s - So sorry that I'm a lousy blogger, I only realize I should take photo of the food few scoops before we finish the food.

Ya ya, was too hungry... :p

My ratings for this restaurant:
Food: 3/5 (normal chinese food you can get anywhere)
Ambient: 4/5 (The deco in the restaurant is quite fake)
Service: 5/5 (where else you get served by siu yee?)
Location: 1/5 (the place is very much hidden in the kampung..)
Overall Comment: Do visit "Gao Zhan See" for the unique experience being served by siu yee.
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Anonymous said…
You should have snapped the sign board. It's so huge you can see it from miles away!
May 28, 2008 at 10:31 PM
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