AI Spot Summary
The variety of dishes is diverse, with layered pancakes and Chinese pancakes being crispy and flavorful with distinct layers of taste. The laksa soup noodles have a rich broth, and the fried rice with beans is particularly delicious when paired with curry sauce. The black tea is a bit weak, but it complements the strong-flavored dishes perfectly.
The newly opened store is located in a convenient spot, with a large crowd on holidays and a lively atmosphere.
When there are many people, the waiting time is longer, but the quality of the meals is stable, making it worth a revisit.
Reviews
This year, the new Yuanbao Milk Tea Ban Nan branch opened on Ban Nan Road, and there’s a parking lot across the street, making it quite convenient. The previous location on Myanmar Street had been open for quite a while, and this is the second store. Business has been very good since the opening, especially on holidays when there are a lot of people. They focus on exotic cuisine and roast their own coffee beans, offering a wide variety of dishes.
This time I ordered:
- Rich condensed milk coffee 70
- Signature red tea (light ice) 45
- Avocado milk 85
- Soft egg pancake with coconut flavor 75
- Layered cake with condensed milk 45
- Hong Kong-style French toast with peanut 65
- Egg-filled toast with coconut flavor 50
- Bean stir-fried rice (half-cooked) 75
- Fresh shrimp laksa noodle soup 140
Total: 650 yuan
The layered cake with condensed milk had a crispy outer layer, and the texture was distinctly layered, pairing well with the sweet but not overly rich condensed milk. The soft egg pancake and the egg-filled toast were also good, with the coconut flavor adding extra points; the overall performance of the pancakes was quite good.
The bean stir-fried rice was my first time trying this combination, featuring beans with a more unique flavor. It comes with a small bowl of curry sauce on the side, which pairs beautifully with the rice. The laksa stir-fried noodle soup had a generous amount of shrimp, a rich broth without being overly spicy, and an overall strong flavor.
The red tea tasted a bit light; it’s okay when paired with heavier dishes, but it is just average on its own. It may take longer to wait when it’s crowded, but the dishes are of good quality, making it a place I would want to revisit.
