A Chinese fusion restaurant that serves a mixture of popular Chinese comfort food and Malaysian favorite street food. Notable menu is its fish head noodles which is generous in serving but lack slightly in taste and a bit pricey. Restaurant is clean and service is commendable. A good break away from the usual fast food couture in Genting Highlands especially for those who doesn't fancy anything too expensive for their meals. Recommended to give this a try if you happened to be in Sky Avenue.

intended to eat at the noodle shop next door but it was too crowded so we came here. (much regrets) ordered the claypot fish soup and soup was bland and fish was tough.. after eating halfway, i even found a cockroach in it! truly disgusting. beware as management don’t seem to care about the negative reviews here!

Quite pleasant n nice fried fish noodle selling here, soup base not bad but surprisingly all the staff there no Chinese at all.

had a simple and nice breakfast here before heading to the theme park. i must say that i was surprised as there was no queue to Goon Wah compared to its nxt door neighbour and the food was still surprisingly good. so do give it a try.

The rice menu is better than their signature noodle. The food tastes ok. Portions and prices are acceptable. Soup for the noodle should be further improved especially since it is their signature.

Fried rice portion was a little bit too small, but it was tasty. The marmite chicken super good, not too heavy, crispy skin and tender meat.

This is a place where you go for the food only. Do not expect much of a service. Sometimes the food is good, at other times they are below par. Food portion is quite big. The food taste is inconsistent. The plus point is that the food price is cheaper than other restaurants.

While the soup is not bad, I find the price is ridiculously expensive given its small portion. A bowl of claypot fried fish fillet bihun cost RM27.90 with only 3 pieces of fish fillet.