om nom nom nom

Note: whoever plans to eat here, clean your tongue! This restaurant strongly abides to using less oil (wow!), less sugar (nice!) and less salt (uh-oh). When they say less, they are not joking. First timers, be prepared. It is ok to ask for a salt shaker or soya sauce.

This leicha is pretty flavourful, considering the soup just taste like herb grass (omg where's the salt lol). When you are used to their cooking, you will realise their food don't settle in your tummy like a brick. Having this meal with the free drink makes me feel real mellow.

If you checked out their ala-carte, you'll notice small and big leicha. This meal is the big leicha soup version, so don't worry (the soup covers all the rice). Really worth it! :9

The drink is the powdered organic soyabean milk. Very nice to have it warm. Again, don't expect it to be sweet as you are used to. Otherwise, enjoy!

Redeeming the KindMeal deal for Green Meadow's Hakka green tea set meal was a very easy choice, as I've always loved Green Meadow, and Hakka green tea rice is one of my favourite foods. This place is an oasis of calm in the whirlpool of parking and traffic insanity that is SS2 PJ.

i've taken hakka lei cha before [it's the traditional type, where they put "ku lek sim" tea leaves into the soup, and there are sediments of groundnuts].

this hakka lei cha i had is nice and tasty. the veges, they use boiled water to cook it, not like those conventional type by adding some oil and then fry it.

the taste of the soup is totally different from what i had before.

the drink, it's not from a can or bottle. they actually make it by adding some soya bean powder and pouring in hot water into it.

Calm environment, the food is awesome and the service is excellence

Mint soup was a little too sweet for me

👍👍👍 Yummy and healthy!!!! Must try