The rib soup has a strong flavor of angelica, but the broth is clear; the pork ribs are tender and smooth. The satay lamb is light and not oily, the lamb slices are tender, but the satay flavor is on the mild side, and the kale is cut too small.
Spare Ribs Soup - 90 - This is the first time I've tasted a soup with a strong angelica flavor, and it's just angelica and not a mixture of other Chinese medicinal materials. But surprisingly, the soup is very clear, not rich. The ribs are pieces of bone-in meat, not long ribs. The meat of the pork ribs is very tender, easily separated from the bones, slightly fatter and leaner, and has no mutton flavor.
Shacha mutton - 120 - This dish is also very light and not oily. The sand tea has a light flavor, and the kale inside is cut into bite-sized pieces. Personally, I think this reduces the taste a bit. The mutton slices were soft and tender, and didn't have much of a sheep flavor. Since the taste is not too strong, you can eat it alone