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I had a nice dinner here the other night with some Singaporeans vacationing for the holiday. We enjoyed the dinner, ordered entirely from the waitress’ recommendations. Pea Leaves in Superior Broth were excellent, as was the Char Siu. There was a Lemon Beef that was good, but the Steamed Fish was the star of the show. I think it was a Red Big Eye Snapper, as the eyes were quite large. Very fresh, and steamed so delicately. We also had a fish and vegetable soup, and while it was okay, it needed some seasoning. Roast duck was good!
Overall, I think Capital Seafood was adequate for the Chinese stomachs after a long flight, especially since Sichuan and other spicy food was off the table due to dietary restrictions, and the SGV was too far from the airport.
No photos, unfortunately; I was too present and enjoying my company.
