Hi again. Want to blog about the place Mom and her ex-colleagues went to have lunch.

Cos Mom was so raving about the beef set from JustAcia @ Dhoby Ghaut Exchange, I figured to go try it out when I was there with Gavin.

Here's the highly praised bulgogi set. Mom can go on and on about the large portion of beef. So filling. And on the other end, she'll criticise about the small portion of fish her colleague had. She'll mention it's the healthier set choice though. Anway, it's small. Think her other colleague ordered the chicken cutlet (or teriyaki?) set. Ah.. and the legendary S$1 chawamushi. Offer comes with set ordered.

Beef's alright. Kimchi cabbage tastes like raw cabbage with kimchi sauce. I've eaten self-made raw cabbage salad and yup not too good.

Here's my tom yum chicken soup and ebi tempura set. Prawns were rather full of dough (mushy inside and can't really feel the prawn's meat). I liked the fried batter as its texture feels good in the mouth. Fluffy, flaky. I ate the tail shells as well.

Tom yum's not too bad (Aroy Thai @ Funan is the BEST). Loads of chicken inside. Endless.

Stingy with the edame beans. Wished there were more.

We also ordered a seaweed tofu. Better than expected. Can't really taste the seaweed flavour though.

After the meal, we had free flow of drinks and ice-cream. I didn't go over to the bar. So not sure what choices there are in all. I only had peach tea for drinks. For ice-cream, there's vanilla, mocha, strawberry, paddlepop, mango and chocolate. I've tried them all. Didn't like any. Gavin loved the mango one. Reminds him of the ice-cream topping on his fav mango sunrise dessert.

Overall Gavin and I clocked up a total bill of S$31. There's 10% of ala-carte items for Citibank and HSBC card holders.