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Family Dinner At Hong Kong Islander Sacramento

WE HAD OUR FIRST EIGHT COURSE DINNER AT HONG KONG ISLANDER RESTAURANT...  Never really tasted this type of set dinner in Sacramento and I didn't know what to expect... one thing I know is that I cannot have high expectations here when it comes to Chinese food. And when I do not expect the food to be tasty as in Malaysia, I am not disappointed.  My appetite is still the same... I ate whatever was laid on the table... LOL...
Part of the eight course set dinner...

And the ladies' smiles after the dinner..
One for the album before we called it a night... 




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  1. It does look good though! You have a large group! How many liked the food?

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    1. Food was not up to our expectation but overall, it was pretty good.

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  2. Not as tasty? But it looks so so so good! Maybe they do not add msg or at least, not so much, not like the ones here. Overdose. I would skip msg these days and after some time, one would be able to savour the subtle tastes and fragrances of what one eats. Not sensitive to those before, everything msg.

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  3. hong kong origins restaurant? food should be nicer than here i would think. the food looks quite good. most important is everyone satisfied with the food?

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  4. Nice or not? I had Chinese food once in Boston. Alamak! It was terrible :(

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  5. When I go overseas, I always crave and miss Chinese food, so when Chinese food is available especially in Western Countries, I will be elated

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  6. Malaysian are spoil for choices when it comes to food.. Yes, the Chinese food here are not bad, especially Dim Sum, they are really tasty.. I love to try new food so I am ALL for the food here anytime!

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  7. great food and family bonding!

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