Vegan-friendly
Chinese
Take-out
Taiwanese
Offers dim sum as well a wide variety dishes like peng cai, deep fried bean curd, and local delights such as fried carrot cake, fried rice and Hong Kong fried noodles. Menu has pictures and English names and descriptions; no English spoken. Eastern and Western teas. REPORTED CLOSED, SEP 2016.
6 Reviews
First Review by raphalla
craigmc
Points +35456
Okay lunch - Edit
Overall a decent lunch option, although a little pricey for what's on offer.
Read moreHad a mixture of rice, noodle and hotpot dishes, and some healthy roll (which wanant healthy). The food was pretty tasty although I could still taste oil in my mouth an hour after leaving. A great selection.of food, I would recommend to try and catch it when the buffet is on as may be better value
Pros: Choice , Location
Cons: Not that healthy.
Guest
Peace ...
Points +3320
Dining at Lao Di Fang again ... - Edit
If you are near Dhoby Ghaut MRT and need a nice and reasonable price meal in quiet environment, head for Classic Lao Di Fang.
Read moreI always think that this restaurant serves up Taiwan-themed food, maybe because of their frequent appearance in the Charity Fairs back in late 90s selling Bubble Tea in a unique long plastic colorful container.
This used to be my favourite Vegetarian Eatery when they had an outlet in the North. I often went for the simple and easy-on-the-pocket comfort food like a congee or noodle or snacks or bento sets and enjoy the feel of dinning in a cozy causal restaurant environment.
Lately, revisit them and find that their wide menu selection is still the same and the food tastes almost the same and still delectable. The prices are still reasonable in this era.
When they were a situated at Chinatown and Queen Hotel, the letdown was poor service. Apparently, the new staff at Park Mall provided much better service - so I am a happy customer again. They even offer me a glass of plain water when I did not order any drink (FOC) but I just declined it.
Spicy Noodle @ $5.50+ was what I ordered. It is flavorful with lots of mock meat which I loved (made from mushroom stalks), corn, veggies. The big pot of noodle like "thick Ramen" but not, is chewy. The broth is spicy and with fresh lettuce added to it. Perfect! It helps to absorb the chilli oil.
It might be an ideal and cozy place for something like gatherings, where you can dine and have long chat without much distraction
Guest
herbman
Points +168
good enviroment - Edit
Good enviroment and lot of choice.
Read morePros: Nice Enviroment, lot of choices
Cons: slow
Guest
hushpei
Points +33
Lao Di Fang - Edit
been countless time to this restaurant.. good place for friends gathering and has wide variety of choices. love the udon, fried toufu and dim sum(which most of them are serve during lunch time only)
Read moreBtw, they have move to Queens street. Hotel Royal at queens:)
Pros: wide choices, affordable, ambience
Guest
ilovevege
Points +27
Spicy Noodles - Edit
I love their spicy noodles, real spicy & good portion of ingredients.
Read moreGuest
raphalla
Points +768
Excellent Mushroom Steamboat! - Edit
The ambient is good and there are wide range of chinese food for selection.
Read moreThe food taste good.
Friendly staff and good service.
Near to Clarke Quay MRT Station.
Pros: Friendly staff, Tasty food, Ambient
Cons: Not much health choice
Guest
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