The old location of Sheng En Lamb was a tin house at the intersection, but now it has been moved to a cement house next to it. The dining area is a semi-open outdoor space outside.

Sheng En serves a wide variety of dishes, mainly stir-fried dishes, so it is perfect for groups to come here to eat together. Although the food is not exquisite, the sister-in-law bosses definitely take the emotional route. Very hospitable, chatting with guests, and very friendly. This time I ordered mutton fried rice, and there was no problem with the aroma. Unfortunately, the rice grains all stuck together, and I couldn’t taste the distinct grains of fried rice.

When the boss found out that I had worked as a helper in Orchid Island, he immediately took a bottle of winter melon tea from the refrigerator and treated me to it. These enthusiastic expressions always remind me of the time when I was a helper in the past.