2/5 Cello F. 1 year ago on Google
Was
curious
to
find
out
about
this
Mimi
restaurant
few
months
ago,
but
always
fully
booked.
Finally
managed
to
reserve
a
table
few
days
ago
on
the
same
day
of
dining
without
any
effort,
but
what
a
let
down
-
there's
no
Mimi
after
all.....I
think
I
know
the
reasons
for
the
emptiness.
Exterior
building
looks
interesting,
but
once
u
entered
level
1,
which
belong
to
another
restaurant
I
think,
was
quite
messy,
as
if
it's
closing
down.
Then
walk
up
p
a
flight
of
illuminated
stairs,
the
actually
Mimi
restaurant
at
level
2.
Ambience
looks
cheap
instead
of
welcoming
until
I
don't
even
bother
to
walk
around
the
restaurant
to
take
pictures,
that's
how
uninviting
it
is.
Ambience
3/10.
Food
wise,
for
the
kinda
price,
considered
small
portion.
So
of
coz
I
expect
food
to
tickle
my
taste
bud.
2
dished
stand
out
among
the
high
class
zi
char
equivalent
dishes
-
the
mentako
fried
rice
and
the
red
wine
pork
rib.
Worth
the
price.
Oh!
Like
some
reviewers
commented,
don't
go
for
set
menu,
way
too
overpriced...
The
$20+
hor
fun
has
wok
hei,
suitable
for
2
pax
to
share.
Not
bad
too,
but
I
think
not
worth
the
price.
The
yin-yang
crab
meat
with
only
6
fried
mantou,
not
worth
it.
Nothing
special.
Pls
skip.
The
eggplant,
flavorful,
but
other
zi
char
also
have.
The
fiery
Chicken,
very
gimmicky,
ordinary
and
had
a
bit
of
frozen
chicken
taste.
Meat
is
tender
though.
The
worst
is
the
signature
4
seasons
toufu...sesami,
matcha,
fried
and
origin
flavor.
Order
at
your
own
risk.
Waiter
refilling
the
drink
is
hardworking
and
prompt.
When
you
charge
this
kinda
upper
range
price,
selling
unique
dishes,
my
expectation
going
to
be
high
unfortunately
fail
the
mark.
If
price
is
lower,
positioned
as
zi
char
stall
food
in
such
ambience
setting,
I
will
rate
4
⭐
Dessert
choices
very
little
and
unappetizing
and
of
coz
expensive
too.
End
up
going
elsewhere
for
dessert.