Chan's clockwork Cafe @ Chan's Cafe

 

Hidden behind the busy stalls of Tai Yuen Street lies a mini restaurant.

After sitting down, I noticed many clocks on the wall and their logo had a clock too.

 

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The interior was interesting too, it was quite modern and not that Chinesey.

There were two toilets which is rare for Hong Kong, not many places have their own on site toilets.
The doors to the toilets was well camoflaged and it was intriguing the width of the door was quite narrow about 60cm wide.
I wonder what the toilet is like anyway.

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Ordered Tofu meatball (peipa tofu)
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Tofu meatball (peipa tofu)
When they arrived it looked like those Chinese lionhead meatballs, the exterior was dark and slightly tough.

 

The tofu inside was nice, it was the mature type of tofu with a strong soybean taste.
The gravy was rich and had pieces of dried scallop.

 

The only thing that spoilt it was the grounded bones.

 

The spoon could have been cleaner, after wiping it with the tissue those white stains were still there.

 

Soup
The soup was quite nice and you could taste the sweetcorn.

 

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Chan's Cafe 樂食坊
Shop E, G/F, 38 Tai Yuen Street, Wan Chai