Yu Xuan
The portion was very small and more expensive compared to a coffee shop.
Location: Level 1, Unit Number #01-24,
Steamed bun shop located in Canberra Plaza
Steamed bun shop located in Canberra Plaza
Indulge in the authentic flavors of Nam Kee Pau, a beloved purveyor of handmade steamed buns, now conveniently located in Canberra Plaza. This delightful shop brings the traditional tastes of Malaysia to your doorstep, crafting each pau with a closely guarded, exclusive secret recipe.Based on 70 reviews
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Yu Xuan
The portion was very small and more expensive compared to a coffee shop.
Jonas Ng
Here are a few options, keeping the changes minimal: **Option 1 (most minimal):** "Expensive for a normal-tasting pau. Need to pay extra for a paper box?" **Option 2 (slightly smoother):** "Expensive for a normal-tasting pau. And having to pay extra for a paper box?" **Option 3 (conveys annoyance more directly):** "Expensive for a normal-tasting pau. And having to pay extra for a paper box!" I'll go with **Option 1** as it's the most direct fix while maintaining the original question mark's rhetorical feel. **Edited review:** "Expensive for a normal-tasting pau. Need to pay extra for a paper box?"
Yu Le Tan
Understaffed. Rude. The portion is pathetic. I don't eat a lot, but this is bad.
Kenton C
Came to this place around 8am, but the uncle told me it only opens at 8:30am. JIALAT !!!
Mu Lee
Mee hoon kueh is not cooked throughout, and the portion is tiny.
Leslie Tan
My favourite mee hoon kueh, so I was really disappointed to chew on a metal wire inside my mee hoon kueh.
Gary Eng
Had their Mee Hoon Kueh 面粉粿 today. Quite disappointed with the portion and the doneness of the noodles. It was pretty uncooked inside and definitely not 'al dente', if that was the aim. Nonetheless, I’m still happy we’ve got a go-to place for buns, dim sum and Hong Kong delicacies here in Canberra Plaza. Quality of food has plenty of room to improve.
Leslie Tan
My favourite mee hoon kueh. So I was really disappointed to chew on a metal wire inside my mee hoon kueh.