5/5 Samuel S. 5 years ago on Google
THE
FOOD
The
amuse
bouche
of
turnip
and
tofu
cream
was
light.
Beneath
the
cream
were
crunchy
beansprouts
and
caramelised
turnips.
The
croacker
fish
was
fresh
and
seared
well.
It
was
moist
but
the
exterior
was
crisp.
The
pounded
wild
mushrooms
were
also
great,
giving
a
hint
of
truffle
and
also
a
spicy
kick.
The
crispy
duck
pancake
was
a
little
dry.
There
were
shredded
green
papaya
slices
atop.
If
you
eat
the
pancake
together
with
the
slices
and
chilli
sauce,
the
flavour
goes
well.
I
also
like
how
the
holy
basil
was
fried
to
the
point
of
being
crispy.
The
prawn
sour
soup
had
two
highlights.
The
first
was
the
two
succulent
prawns
that
had
been
seared
with
butter.
They
were
sizeable
and
fresh,
and
were
deveined.
The
second
was
the
clam
broth
that
was
extremely
flavourful.
However,
the
green
tomatoes
and
pineapples
seemed
a
little
odd
in
this
combination
and
I
did
not
enjoy
them
as
much.
The
chef
did
mention
that
the
pineapples
were
to
remove
the
fishiness.
Surprisingly,
the
soup
also
came
with
brown
rice.
The
rice
pancake
with
minced
pork
and
breast
was
pretty
good.
There
was
a
small
piece
of
rice
cracker
in
the
middle.
The
exterior
was
crispy.
The
minced
pork
ball
was
tasty
and
had
a
hint
of
ginger
in
it.
The
breast
was
thinly
sliced
and
seared
well.
Fresh
pomelo
with
lime
sorbet
and
meringue
made
for
a
good
ending
of
the
six
course
meal.
The
pomelo
was
a
little
sour,
but
when
eaten
with
the
lime
sorbet
was
delicious.
The
lime
sorbet
was
also
refreshing.
The
meringue
had
a
good
texture
too.
The
head
chef
came
out
to
offer
us
a
plate
of
fruits
on
the
house.
There
were
grapes,
tree
cucumbers,
green
mango
and
soft
coconut
slices.
The
most
interesting
thing
was
that
the
fruits
were
paired
with
chilli
sugar.
Upon
tasting,
it
really
was
more
like
Tom
yum
sugar.
The
grapes
were
sweet.
However,
the
tree
cucumber
was
quite
acidic
and
sour,
a
taste
which
was
alleviated
with
the
sugar.
I
thought
it
was
great
that
the
chef
chose
tree
cucumbers
as
it
is
hard
to
come
by
in
other
cuisines.
Upon
paying
the
bill,
I
was
also
offered
Tamarind
candy,
which
tasted
a
lot
like
hawthorn.
THE
STAFF
While
I
enjoyed
the
food
at
Cuisine
Wat
Damnak,
I'm
not
sure
I
can
say
for
the
same
for
service.
It
was
great
that
they
were
able
to
seat
us
in
an
air
conditioned
area
at
the
last
minute.
We
tried
to
book
a
table
in
advance
but
they
were
apparently
fully
booked.
Called
on
the
day
at
6pm
and
there
were
tables
available.
The
staff
are
attentive
in
checking
whether
you
have
any
allergies.
While
I
was
attempting
to
order
herbal
tea,
the
waitress
could
not
recall
what
varieties
there
were
and
proceeded
to
retrieve
another
menu.
During
the
prawn
sour
soup
dish,
one
of
the
waiters
poured
the
soup
into
the
bowl,
but
did
not
notice
that
some
of
the
soup
had
spilled
onto
my
friend's
lap.
It
was
fortuitous
that
my
friend
had
a
napkin
on
his
lap.
When
I
called
for
the
bill,
the
waitress
was
wiping
a
table
and
she
decided
that
it
was
more
of
a
priority
to
complete
wiping
down
a
table
that
had
no
one
else
coming.
After
returning
to
the
kitchen
and
coming
back
out
she
still
had
no
bill
in
her
hands.
After
she
caught
my
eye,
she
immediately
went
back
to
get
the
bill.