5/5 Aoko G. 8 months ago on Google
I
recently
visited
here
for
breakfast
and
while
the
service
left
a
positive
impression,
I
found
myself
less
than
enthused
by
a
particular
element
of
my
meal.
Upon
arrival,
I
was
greeted
with
friendly
service
that
set
a
welcoming
tone
for
my
morning.
Eagerly,
I
placed
an
order
for
the
classic
French
toast,
a
dish
that
typically
arrives
with
a
side
of
assorted
fruits.
To
complement
my
meal,
I
ordered
my
go-to
single
vanilla
latte,
a
choice
that
rarely
disappoints.
However,
my
excitement
waned
when
the
fruit
side
was
presented
alongside
the
French
toast.
The
assortment
included
sweet
melon,
pineapple,
green
apple,
banana,
and
watermelon.
Unfortunately,
my
disappointment
stemmed
from
the
fact
that
the
fruits
didn't
live
up
to
the
expected
standard.
The
selection
itself
was
promising
–
a
medley
of
fruits
that,
when
fresh
and
flavorful,
could
have
beautifully
balanced
the
meal.
Regrettably,
the
execution
was
lacking.
The
sweet
melon
and
pineapple,
which
are
usually
bursting
with
succulent
sweetness,
seemed
lackluster
in
flavor.
The
green
apple
and
banana
lacked
the
vibrancy
and
crispness
that
indicate
freshness.
Even
the
watermelon,
a
typically
refreshing
choice,
seemed
somewhat
lackadaisical.
The
lack
of
taste
and
apparent
freshness
in
the
fruit
selection
was
a
letdown,
as
it
compromised
the
harmony
of
the
dish.
While
the
French
toast
itself
was
satisfactory
and
my
single
vanilla
latte
was
a
comforting
delight,
the
subdued
fruit
side
left
a
noticeable
void
in
the
overall
experience.
Despite
this,
I
must
commend
their
attentive
service.
The
staff's
warm
and
accommodating
demeanor
contributed
positively
to
the
ambiance,
and
I
genuinely
appreciated
their
efforts
to
make
my
visit
pleasant.
In
summary,
my
breakfast
experience
here
was
a
mix
of
positive
and
less
satisfying
aspects.
The
amiable
service
and
well-prepared
vanilla
latte
were
highlights,
yet
the
lack
of
taste
and
freshness
in
the
fruit
assortment
alongside
the
French
toast
dampened
the
overall
enjoyment.
I
offer
this
review
constructively,
hoping
that
they
consider
refining
their
fruit
offerings
to
match
the
high
standard
set
by
their
service.
