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| My friend and I ate lunch at New Harmony Restaurant-- featuring some of my favorite cuisine-- Asian yumminess. Here we had the amazing $6.95 lunch special starting off with hot wonton soup. The wontons were delicious yet the broth was exceptional. |
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| I ordered the vegetable steamed buns. |
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| She ordered "pork" steamed buns. |
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| Bun feast appetizers with special sauce. I never had these before. They're quite amazing. At $2.95 for three sumptuous pint sized flattened balls of goodness, I could imagine ordering steamed buns alone to complete a meal experience. |
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| The pork bun alone was just heavenly! A nice burst of flavor in the center of chewy soft dough. |
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| Sesame "chicken" was light, crisp, and tasty atop brown rice. |
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| The mock "beef" wasn't top of the line. In fact, after one bite of the chewy, awkward tasting faux meat, I could eat no more. Sadly, I couldn't exchange it for another dish either. That was a real waste. Plus our service certainly wasn't the best offered this afternoon. Still, the soup, the steamed buns, and my friend's dish made for a fulfilling prelude to Buy One Get One Free Gingerbread Soy Milk Lattes from Starbucks-- a much needed dessert and true end to an almost catastrophe. |
The steamed buns look so good! It's a shame about the service and the main dish, but at least it wasn't a wasted experience.
ReplyDeleteThe steamed buns were definitely on point!! I was very thankful that my friend ordered a delicious dish! :)
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