Tai Tao Steamboat

The steamboat was average, no price on menu.
We did not check the receipt before we pay, then we realized we were charged for 2 extra add ons that we did not order. We asked the Chinese staff why are they charging these because we did not order it. The guy immediately replied with really bad attitude, saying that «You only need to inform me that you did not order that.» and turned to counter. We were so shocked as the guy react like it’s only our fault. Another foreigner staff refund to us and no apology was given. It actually makes me feel like the chinese guy already know the problem before we asked. His reaction was like he already expected that.
The dinner was ok and it turned super disappointed and bad at the end. Not coming back as there are tons of choices at the same area.

In the outskirts of Jalan Menjalara, there seemed to be a large amount of steamboat restaurants all operating in a close proximity. For Tai Tau Steamboat, its popularity and fame seemed to overpower most of their competitors by a large frame (apart from the very famous Big City Steamboat of course).
Unlike its more famous counterpart, Tai Tau Steamboat is more family-​friendly, and offers a lesser variety of food, but quality will always defeat quantity. You can choose the extremely spicy mala broth or their signature broth, a clean, herbal based soup that is extremely tasty even without anything added. The steamboat set itself offers a plethora of ingredients, and I will suggest that you try their set first before expanding your ingredients as the set itself is catered for the clueless; I noticed most of the regulars ordered a la carte, unlike the amateurs like us.
Their waiters and waitresses are attentive too, which makes the experience even more fulfilling than it already is. Oh, and try their chicken wings too; it is cooked to perfection, and is another signature dish to their already famous steamboat. Do go there on an empty stomach, for you will want to go back with your stomach filled with yummy goodness.