Luna Tea

Genuinely surprised at this eatery. The chef is really into little details and finessed in his cooking. Hainanese chicken rice. You wonder how there are stores across the ditch that uses it as a namesake for the store name and just ends up being just doable. The chicken is sufficiently cooked over here and flavourings are god tier. Would definitely give them an unofficial Michelin Star. Try the place out and you'd may think what the other places put so little efforts to spoil a famous dish.

Stanley Sun

They have moved from the Highland Park Center to Aviemore Star Village. They do the Malaysian food along with milk teas. Their milk teas are ok, nothing special. The food is good. Nice flavour and decent portions. You order at the counter and find a seat. It is self service so you should also grab cutlery and water, on the shelves near the counter, before sitting down.

Benedict Uy

Luna Tea offers Chinese Malaysian food, as well as Bubble Tea for takeaway during lockdown. Food was very tasty and still hot after I got home. You can ring ahead to order and pay when picking up. Their advertised hours may differ during lockdown, so I suggest you to ring ahead before ordering online on their website

William Lin

A great place to have Malaysian meal. The milk tea also nice. Good portion and good price.

Catherine Chee 卡特林徐

Ordered chicken rice. Chicken is tender and portion of meat is generous and prices are reasonable - very good. Hygiene rating is A - I always look at this after a few bad encounters. Place is reasonably clean and tidy. To be pedantic, if those boxes at the corner are removed, ambience would have been even nicer. Also dishes no longer on the menu is better labeled 'removed' rather than 'sold' - this is not a property listing:)

Hester Y C