Duotian & Fish Soup Noodles

My parents always go get their BBQ meats above T&T on 1st Ave and when they found out a new HK Cafe was going to open, they were wanting to try it out. Finally, Duotian has opened and place was busy and packed, likely all locals who were also curious about this new place.We ordered 2 items & there was a 30 minute wait for out take out!

Duotian Noodle Combo
(Orginal fish soup, rice noodles, sliced beef,seasonal vegatables)
It was pretty bland. Typical Chinese fish soup with noodles. I found the soup too salty and flavorless. The beef was very tender and I liked it but so little veggies! The veggies were sliced to small pieces and cheap, why skimp on this?

Duotian Style Rice in Hotpot Combo
(seasonal vegatables, chicken with mushrooms)
Another disappointment. I did not expect this to be actual "rice steamed in bowl" but the rice was dry and barely any sauce on top. The chicken was tender, but not very much meat on this at all. Out of all the times I have ordered bo zai fan, this was probably one of the worst ones.

Note:Ice Lemon Tea
Too sweet! My face cringed from all the sugar syrup. If you order, make sure you ask for less sweet!

I noticed there was no stir fries their menu-lack of a proper kitchen/Chef?? Essentially all of their menu foods are "combo foods" where you choose your toppings+base+coffee/tea. Drinks with ice is an extra $1, paying more for less drink and more ice.
They also serve "Taiwanese Style Bubble Tea" which I tried on a later visit. I thought  an unreasonable amount of time to wait at15 minutes for it when the place was not busy. It was too sweet and too much milk. There was no tea taste.