吊起来卖 or "hang up to sell" in English |
Oh I think I got the wrong ministry. I meant the Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) didn't issue work permit to the goose due to potential bird flu scares.
Without the star performer, the Singapore franchise of Kam's Roast Goose, which opened at Pacific Plaza in Orchard featured other foreign talents such as the Malaysian roast duck, and Toro Char Siew (barbecued pork).
The Toro Char Siew was highly recommended by the media. It was supposedly based on a secret marinade that is developed by the Kam family and you might have to marry their offspring if you really want to know the recipe. Wow, the sweet sticky sauce that coated the charred caramelised bits didn't disappoint! However, it was let down by the char siew which had lean meat that was too tough for my liking, and had too little fatty portions. For the value, it is overpriced at $22.80 and I doubt I will order it again.
Toro Char Siew ($22.80!) |
Roast duck and pork combo noodle ($11.80) |
Roast pork & Roast duck |
The noodles were supposed to be flown in from Hong Kong daily. But we did not find it very different or unique.
Service was attentive even though food took quite some time to arrive. Which is puzzling because I thought not much cooking was required.
So Kam's Roast didn't turn out to be a life changing experience after all. The food was not bad but there wasn't much economic value. A bit of 吊起来卖 or as they say in English, "hang up to sell". I guess I won't be back anytime.
Hahah....Me 100% agreeed what you've said 吊起来卖!! Not value for money. I won't be back too!!
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