Aisha's Cafe & Bistro

- Breakfast set: about 7 euros/set, with many options and staple food. The one I chose includes soy milk, preserved egg and lean meat porridge, 2 pan-fried dumplings, hot fried dough sticks and a portion of cold cucumber. The preserved egg and lean meat porridge is good, the fried dough sticks dipped in soy sauce are crispy and delicious, and the pan-fried dumplings are good, although the shape is like a larger xiaolongbao. - Xiaolongbao: The skin and filling are good, but unfortunately some of the skins are broken and the soup leaks out. - Fried meat rolls: The new product is not small. There are carrots, potatoes and chicken in it, with a little onion and cream, which adds to the seasoning and is crispy and rich. This fried meat roll is really filling. - Sour soup red oil wonton: Sour cabbage and minced meat are added to the red oil, which makes it more flavorful, and the spiciness is moderate for me. The skin and filling of the wontons are also very good, and I ate them all without stopping. - Barbecued pork buns: It's average. It's very satisfying. Basically, you can eat pretty good food for around 10 euros per person.