Shanghai Granny's Quality Remains High

Recently, there have been many new restaurants at Nina Mall, so there are more options for dinner after work. Today, I went to Shanghai Granny for dinner. The new restaurant's decor is quite elegant, with a touch of antiquity. The place is small, but it was full during dinner time. Tea per person $6 Pork Rib Dan Dan Noodles $72 Mildly spicy, the portion of noodles is quite large, with a chewy texture. The highlight is the broth, which has a lot of minced meat and crushed peanuts, making it very fragrant. The pork ribs are meaty and have a bouncy texture. Claypot Wonton Chicken (small) $102 The broth is hot and sweet, with a lot of Chinese cabbage, perfect for a vegetable lover like me. There are also wontons and chicken, along with the salty aroma of Jinhua ham. As a soup, it's both drinkable and edible! Pine Nut Chicken Rice with Fork $95 The chicken rice is not oily at all, stir-fried to a fragrant aroma, and cut into small pieces that are very flavorful. The pine nuts add to the texture. The fork is covered with sesame seeds and stuffed with chicken rice, making it really delicious. This is my favorite dish! Eel Paste Stir-fried Rice Cakes $98 A large plate with plenty of rice cakes and eel, which has a bouncy texture. Stir-fried with thick oil and vinegar, it's chewy and flavorful. The portions of the dishes are quite large, enough for two people. We were so full that we couldn't eat dessert. The service at this branch is quite good, and the portions are large and worth the price. Shanghai Granny (Nina Mall Phase 1) (Tsuen Wan) Shop 109-111, 1/F, Nina Mall Phase 1, 8 Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan