Had an impromptu dinner with some friends at a very nice German restaurant located at Chinatown. Yes, a German restaurant at Chinatown. I thought I heard it wrongly at first too. Lol. My friend, May, discovered this nice German restaurant called Hofbrauhaus when she was hungrily wandering around Chinatown and just went into this restaurant. Then she always come here ever since. Lol.
My first apple cider. I thought it should be sweeter rather than more alcoholic, but it turned out to be the other way round. The alcohol taste was quite strong, and surprisingly I managed to finish the whole bottle. Lol.
Rekorderlig. It's wildberries cider. This is sweeter and less alcoholic than apple cider.
The waiters and waitresses have traditional German costumes as their uniform. The service is extremely good as they kept coming back to our table, at least more than 5 times, to make sure that we are all fine and happy with our food. Wah...
Kasespatzle. No idea how to pronounce that at all. Eventhough the waitress said it before but we still couldn't catch the pronunciation. Lol. It's a vegetarian dish with German egg noodles baked.
All the dish names are in German. So not sure which German sausage it this one.
Chicken schnitzel with creamy mushroom sauce. The word 'mushroom' shows that this is obviously mine. I wish they can give me a bigger bowl of the mushroom sauce instead of a big chicken. Didn't manage to finish the chips as the chicken was humongous.
A place worth going back. Just have to remember to dress properly when dining in here. Lol.

























