Well.. it is xmas and there are bound to be a lot of gathering, food and drinks. Went to the Tao's Restaurant at the Paradiz centre yesterday for its 6 course lunch (19.80++).

As usual, it is the DSI-intern-uni-poly-mix gang.

Read more about the restaurant here.

The 6 course lunch is definitely worth the money. You can to choose other than the starter from a variety of dishes, soups, salads, mains and drinks.

The starter is the same for all.

It consists of a hot mix of egg, ham and cheese served with bread. You won't feel sick of it at the end because the portion is just right to spice you up for what that awaits you ahead.



The salad is next and I choose the Fruit Salad which is a combination of crab meat, prawn, small slices of fruits and honey sauce. If you are going, try the Farm Boy salad which is highly recommended as well.



Next up, the soup. Pumpkin is definitely the healthy choice to go. Simply rich and delicious. Try the mushroom soup if you dun feel like having pumpkin, but either one will not be a wrong choice made.



The drinks (other than the normal tea served right at the start) is a range of ice tea with different tea favours. Ice summer peach is definitely the best. Ice rose apple is great too.



You can even eat the slices of peach in the pot after you have enjoyed the tea.



The main course is up next... lamp cutlet. A unique sauce to go with the lamb. Meat is nice and the taste is unique without the usual lamp's foul smell. I think the baby pork ribs some of them ordered is nicer than mine. Choose between these two and you won't regret.



And just when you think you are really full, the dessert is served next. I can't remember what it is called.. think Burchlee or something. It taste heavenly. Brown sugar on top of egg-tart-soft-jelly-whatever is just too nice a combination. You have to try this!





All right, at the end of the meal we concluded that the price is definitely value for the quality of food and service they gave. $23 bucks for a 6 course meal? No way... only at Tao's.

Heard from lippy the Ju Ju restaurant beside Tao's is just as nice. Seafood hotpot.. same price for a 6 course lunch set. Yummy.

If you are thinking of going for dinner, it costs $10 bucks more but it is a 7 course dinner. $10 bucks for an additional dish. They must be damn confident of their food.

Oh well... eat, sleep and play.... and I hate to say this but... work as well.