Kwun Tong upstairs Taiwanese restaurant

Kwun Tong is famous for its many people and cars. In fact, there seem to be many restaurants. It just hit the Kwun Tong after-hours rush. I wanted to avoid the crowds and traffic jams, so I decided to have a dinner before going home. This time I went to a Taiwanese restaurant upstairs. The restaurant was decorated with some photos of Taiwanese dramas and Taiwanese records. It was full of typhoons. There are meat rice, soup noodles, etc., I chose 🌟Salt and Crispy Chicken Spicy Soup Noodles🌟, because I didn't have to be too full for dinner, I added $4 to switch to Hsinchu rice noodles. The soup has meaty vegetables, these are the main sources of flavor, the spicy sauce is not too much, so that the soup is not too oily, and the rice noodles just more absorb the soup. The set comes with a cup of Taiwanese drink. I ordered a cup of 🌟red tea soy milk🌟 in the option of no extra charge. I am happy to see this combination as I am a little sensitive to milk. This tea has a super strong flavor! There is a strong red tea aroma in your mouth, and a slight bean aroma when you come back. Finally, we have a bowl of dessert 🌟Elixir Taro Ice Cream🌟 As the name suggests 3 are available! The elixir is super smooth, the taro ball is cooked just right not hard and very smoky, and the ice cream is taro flavor, while eating while defrosting finally mixed the 3 into the mouth, the taro flavor is super strong, recommended! Ha Bean (Kwun Tong) Room 29, 2/F, Cheng Yip Industrial Building, 19 Cheng Yip Street, Kwun Tong