My buddy and I have decided that Monday and Thursdays will be our lunch date times, since his mom's car died and had to use his car for work and Monday is his off day and Thursday is his mom's off day. So for last Thursday, since my buddy was a little ill, we decided to eat light and went to Lee Loi Fatt the Gadong branch
This be the signboard and entrance of the restaurant. This is the Gadong branch, which looks pretty new, and it's located under the same block where Sari Wangi is and right beside the Mulaut BBQ (which we might consider trying that when we can)
Trigger-happy on the outdoor designs and signboards
This be the interior of the restaurant. Looks pretty neo-modern, but at least it was much spacier and less crampy than it was in its original branch in Kiulap
My buddy ordered iced cincau longan drink, which originally I wanted, but decided against since I don't think cincau and longan mix too well (but that's just me)...
...instead I ordered 3 Sour, which prolly need a little bit more sugar, but then again it's called 3 Sour for a reason
This be their chicken rice that we both ordered. Despite the fact that they said Lee Loi Fatt chicken rice can rival Thien Thien, I think Thien Thien is still the best chicken rice in Brunei. But overall, it tastes pretty alright, not as awesome, but it was satisfactorily yummy
There you have it, a reprisal of Lee Loi Fatt Gadong branch. It seems like it's a new branch, since the patronage was quite little, so it's more or less recommendable
This be the signboard and entrance of the restaurant. This is the Gadong branch, which looks pretty new, and it's located under the same block where Sari Wangi is and right beside the Mulaut BBQ (which we might consider trying that when we can)
Trigger-happy on the outdoor designs and signboards
This be the interior of the restaurant. Looks pretty neo-modern, but at least it was much spacier and less crampy than it was in its original branch in Kiulap
My buddy ordered iced cincau longan drink, which originally I wanted, but decided against since I don't think cincau and longan mix too well (but that's just me)...
...instead I ordered 3 Sour, which prolly need a little bit more sugar, but then again it's called 3 Sour for a reason
This be their chicken rice that we both ordered. Despite the fact that they said Lee Loi Fatt chicken rice can rival Thien Thien, I think Thien Thien is still the best chicken rice in Brunei. But overall, it tastes pretty alright, not as awesome, but it was satisfactorily yummy
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