JUJU 津津 - Wheelock Place #02-17

Visited on Saturday peak tea-time timing (3pm) so there was a queue of roughly 4/5 groups. Waited around 30mins before we got a seat inside. Ordered 3 items: 1. Fried chicken leg with fries 2. French toast with butter 3. Juju milk tea Fried chicken leg was extremely crispy. The skin was well marinated wad flavourful. The meat is quite tender & well marinated and not too salty but some of meat near the bone can be slightly dry. Fries is the old school crinkle cut type, quite nice as well. French toast is not really french toast tbh. It is more similar to the bread of the Chinese dish Mian Bao Xia 面包虾. The bread is entirely deep fried and they put a small piece of butter to go along with it. Crunchy and savoury, not the usual french toast but still taste good. Juju milk tea is more of the milky kind of milk tea, less of the tea taste. It has a distinct profile which I can't describe but I really like their version of milk tea. Personal preference. But as alot of ppl have mentioned, service is really quite slow and can be improved. Milk tea came after 20mins I am seated. Toast and fried chicken came after 50 mins (about 420pm). Asked the waitress and they mentioned that they did not have a main kitchen within the restaurant (I only saw drinks made here) and food was brought over from the main kitchen elsewhere. Overall, the two dishes that I ordered is nice and I like their milk tea. Probably should come by only when there is a lesser or no queue if not the waiting time required can be quite long.

Selection is limited however items were reasonably priced. Although I did wish the menu look a bit better. Must say the staff were young and cheerful. Good job. The other drawback, one cannot use credit card. It accepts only paylah, paynow or cash

Limited menu and expensive. The instant noodles cost $8.90SG which is almost $50HK without a drink. In HKG, you can get at least an iced drink with that price. The egg is chewy and reminded me of McDonald’s McMuffin’s egg. The luncheon meat needs to be thicker and have a char to it. Given the thickness of the luncheon meat, I’m surprised to find it hard. The milk tea… well it’s definitely not HKG style milk tea. I can’t put my finger to it. I guess the rent at Wheelock must be exorbitant and that’s why the higher price tag. Overall disappointed especially knowing it’s opened by HKer.

went with family hence we order a variety and all got to try most on the menu. its HK style and i would say its not bad. apparently many ingredients were imported from HK. i personally love the JuJu wings, curry fishballs & porkskin, the toasts (love the eggs on the toasts, peanut toasts and french toasts), cocktail bun is interesting too and am glad i tried the 7-up with preserved lime. their macaroni with ham not bad cause its not too soft. will definitely return in near future.

Went to JuJu during lunchtime, not very crowded. Service is average. I ordered 虾仔麵 dried version. The noodle is very dried & no soup to accompany it. Quite difficult to swallow the noodle. The milk tea is ordinary, nothing to rave about. The curry fishballs taste like the ones in HK. This place is more suitable for high tea as the menu is quite limited for a full meal.

Was in queue when the cafe opened. Server Alison was very pro-active, polite, and fast. Place is clean, brightly lit by natural light, and relatively spacious. Come early to get a seat, else face the long queues. You will be seated first, and need to order from the counter and pay. Drinks were served relatively quickly, so you can remove your mask. We chose the sweetened milk tea version, and it was authentic. Very reminiscent of HK. Food was also tasty. The aunty who served us was polite, and out of curiosity, we asked and realized that it was the owner’s mum! Food we ordered was good, coupled with the localized music choice. With the withdrawal symptoms from traveling to HK, we really enjoyed this place. Imagine this: good authentic local fare without the bustling rush.

Today went down with my friend to try out the foods! Our foods were served fast and service not bad! Especially the egg tarts and crispy chicken wings are my favorites ~ Will come back again for other choices.

Extremely disappointing dining experiences.. poor services with a lot of staff just standing around but not helpful at all. And my French toast took 30 mins to be served after we’ve checked the order. Taste wise, the fried chicken was dry, skin was salty and meat was bland. Fries are not crispy at all. French toast was soggy inside and VERY oily… nowhere near the authentic HK taste.. half page of the drinks are not available.. the 7-up with salted plum drink tasted weird… Pretty bad experience and will NOT come back again…