My "braised chicken and taros cooked in earthware pot." This was nothing like what I expected -- I expected a dry dish of chicken and rice in a claypot, not a soupy dish of chicken without rice. Compared to what I wanted, I mis-ordered: I should've ordered from the "rice cooked in a Chinese pot" section of the menu rather than "dishes cooked in earthware pot." (Note: more other tables had my type of pot rather than the other type, indicating that the type of dish I ordered was the type the restaurant is known for.) I selected the earthenware pot because the Chinese characters for the heading were the same as those in the restaurant's name.
Despite my surprise, the dish was okay/decent, though it wasn't my thing. The sauce was creamy, likely from lots of pork fat, and went decently with the steamed rice I ordered on the side. The chicken was a pain because it had both skin (which I don't like in this form) and bones. Also, I liked the starchiness of the taro; they made me think of mashed potatoes with a fatty gravy.