Nice spicy nonya food. Friendly staff. Deserts are not great, any desert on the menu that you can't understand what it is and there are a few, take it from me, that it's ice cream!

We ate at this restaurant 2 times. Our first visit was on a cool rainy summer evening so we had the steamboat. Similar to fondue you cook food in a broth at different intervals and then enjoy the soup last. The second visit we had traditional nyonya cuisine. Both meals were delicious and the service was good.

My friend advice me to have a steamboat somewhere at the cameron highlands. This place was one of the best here in town. We ordered the spicy soup, but the option of 1/2 chicken and 1/2 spicy is also available.
The lady didn't explain how to eat. We thought just one by one....But you just put two different plates totally in the boiling soup. Ask what combinations! And after a few minutes you take the vis/chicken/veggies out. It's full of flavour. In the end you put the noodle and break the egg in it (don't stir the egg, just leave it in). The egg was my favorite! Enjoy!

Visited here as we were looking for other options besides steamboat.

Thought that we could get unique nyonya dishes but were fairly disappointed with the menu which had a number of dishes which were non nyonya.

In the end, our dishes was actually not what we expected. Toufu had not enough salt, fish maw soup was not cooked long enough and chicken yam had some undercooked meat

The place was busy at 830pm, but no excuse to have such bad quality.

If not because of the lovely lady boss, I would have given them a 2 star. She apologised and offered to give the fish maw soup to us which was thoughtful.

Overall though, disappointing as I honestly think that a good nyonya restaurant would do very well up here!

There steamboat was awesome, so good! The best ever!! Fresh ingredients, nice soup, gentle waiter!
Dont know about the rest of the menu but definitely recommend the steamboat.