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 Wednesday, December 29, 2010 @ 16:58
madam saigon @ milenia walk there was once this delightful vietnamese restaurant, pho24, at millenia walk which offered delicious meals and authentic vietnamese food. however, it has long since closed and has been replaced by another, madam saigon.  so, craving some vietnamese food before our movie at suntec city, we opted to give the place a try to see if it matched up to its predecessor.    only mum and i ordered drinks. i had the sour plum juice while mum had the lemongrass juice, which was an introductory offer. the sour plum was too sour, would have been better if there were more sugar added. never liked lemongrass, so i didn't try mum's.  to be able to taste all the salads they had there, the waitress recommended the salad platter. the mango salad was good, but i couldn't make out what the other two salads were. the chicken one was interesting.  according to the calamari connoisseurs of my family, the calamari serving was small and nothing special.  this was probably the only dish that was worth recommending. don't remember the name of the dish, but i had it in vietnam. it's a dry noodle and you have to pour and stir in the sauce, kind of like rojak.  the beef pho was sadly lacking, tasted more like mee soto (yes i have no idea how it can even resemble mee soto).  stir fried prawns with rice. dad was ok with it, but wouldn't come back again. |