December 1, 2008

Sha Tin Kitchen

The birthday dinner with my immediate family and my relatives was at Sha Tin Kitchen, the well-known zi char eatery in Geylang. Economic downturn, so can't eat at posh places you know. Well I don't really care whether the place is posh nor not as long as there's good food. And Sha Tin seldom disappoints with the hearty Cantonese food they dish out.

Sha Tin Kitchen interior

The interior is nothing to shout about with its minimalist style. Pictures of local and some Hong Kong celebs posing with the chef and owner are pasted also on the wall as a way of showcasing their laurels.

Steamed cold crab

The first dish we had was steamed cold crab. This was the best dish of the evening. The crab was fresh, the meat flavourful and light.

Stewed tofu

Stewed claypot tofu

Pan-fried goose liver 2

Pan-fried goose liver – At S$15 per piece, this is a poor cousin of the premier French foie gras. Still, it was pretty good and satisfied my craving for some goose liver. This one came with a slice of deep-fried bread and a thin slice of ham below the goose liver.

Prawn with vermicelli

Prawn with vermicelli

Yam with duck

Yam with duck

Three eggs with vegetables

Three eggs with vegetable - there's century egg, salted egg and normal egg

Glutinuous rice

Steamed glutinuous rice

Yam roll with mango

Yam roll with mango for dessert

Service was efficient and you would have to budget for about $28–$30 per person just for food for these number of dishes.

10 Lorong 3 Geylang
Tel: 67472483 / 67447087

Posted by DSD at December 1, 2008 12:00 AM
Comments
You never fail to make me salivate with your restaurant blog posts. I'd better buck up and try making some of those dishes myself. Posted by: Elaine at December 1, 2008 5:49 PM
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Joan! the photos of your food is killing me...I want Asian food!! :'( Posted by: Cassie at December 8, 2008 5:12 PM
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