3/5 RoJa R. 9 months ago on Google • 1 review
Main
dishes:
ordered
the
fish
curry,
pork
stir-fry,
banana
salad
and
jasmine
rice
to
share.
It
came
in
good
time
all
at
once.
The
banana
salad
was
quite
hodgepodge
with
what
seemed
to
be
a
mix
of
all
kinds
of
vegetables,
prawns
and
other
bits
covered
in
a
desert-sweet
dressing
with
clumps
of
coconut
cream.
Fortunately
the
sweetness
managed
to
balance
out
the
fish
stew
which
was
extremely
salty.
The
pork
stir-fry
was
possibly
the
best
of
the
mains
with
a
pleasing
mix
of
textures
and
a
spicy
kick.
The
significant
oiliness
of
the
pork
dish
meant
a
generous
serving
of
rice
was
required
to
balance
it
out
however,
so
not
something
to
order
if
you’re
like
one
of
us
and
not
a
fan
of
oil
laden
foods.
Desert:
—Thai
tea
ie
cream:
can’t
fault
this
desert-
absolutely
delicious
and
plated
beautifully.
The
subtle
tea
flavour
of
the
ice
cream
melted
perfectly
into
the
sweet
coconut
cream
base
and
the
pistachio
and
konjac
pieces
added
the
textured
depth
that
ice
cream
deserts
often
lack.
—Taro
pudding:
arrived
as
two
pieces
of
pudding
surrounded
by
dried
shallot
chips.
This
one
had
great
potential
but
didn’t
quite
deliver
for
us.
A
pet
peeve
we
both
have
is
the
serving
of
a
pudding
or
cake-based
desert
without
ice
cream
or
other
such
sauce
to
add
moisture
and
contrast.
The
pudding
itself
was
indeed
warm,
sweet
and
delightful
but
could
only
be
optimally
enjoyed
by
pairing
it
with
the
thai
tea
ice
cream
that
we
had
also
ordered.
The
addition
of
the
shallots
to
the
pudding
was
divisive
with
one
of
us
feeling
they
overpowered
the
taste
of
the
Taro
and
the
other
finding
them
a
pleasing
addition.
All
in
all
a
bit
of
a
flat
dish
that
could
be
lifted
greatly
with
the
addition
of
some
ice
cream
and
potentially
side-dishing
of
the
shallots.
Service:
all
the
service
staff
we
met
were
lovely
and
attentive.
Everything
came
in
good
time
and
with
a
smile.
Oddly
though,
after
finishing
desert,
and
being
at
our
table
for
an
hour
and
twenty
minutes,
the
server
told
us
our
table
was
needed
for
the
next
booking
in
5minutes.
We
were
still
finishing
our
drinks
(two
glasses
of
beer)
but
were
asked
to
pay
the
bill
and
leave.
We
asked
if
we
could
sit
up
near
the
bar
to
finish
the
drinks
but
when
we
got
there
we
were
told
to
move
on
again
as
the
bar
area
was
also
booked
out.
The
server
tried
to
find
us
somewhere
in
the
restaurant
or
out
the
back
of
the
venue
that
we
could
have
stayed
to
finish
but
as
everywhere
had
been
reserved
we
ended
up
standing
awkwardly
by
the
entrance
trying
to
down
our
drinks
quickly.
A
very
strange
experience.
Overall
while
we
enjoyed
the
atmosphere
of
the
venue
very
much
and
found
the
service
staff
to
be
lovely,
the
food
itself
didn’t
do
much
to
impress
(bar
the
delicious
thai
tea
ice
cream)
and
the
odd
feeling
of
being
shunted
out
of
the
venue
towards
the
end
of
the
meal
left
a
bad
taste.
—6/10
spoons,
wouldn’t
go
back
but
wouldn’t
run
away
either.