5/5 Colin C. 2 months ago on Google • 295 reviews New
A
well-hidden
bar
(located
on
the
second
floor
of
a
scarily-dark
shophouse
staircase)
whose
shtick
is
that
they're
a
gin
based
bar
that
does
all
manner
of
infusions,
from
the
sane
to
the
wacky.
Some
of
them
are
hits,
some
are
misses.
While
their
ingenuity,
creativeness
and
verve
are
to
be
applauded,
I
do
think
some
of
their
drinks
are
just
too
unpleasant
or
otherwise
off-flavored
to
pass
the
QC
process.
Toilet
has
a
riotous
collection
of
plants
that
I
later
realised
were
mostly
fake.
Liked:
-
Chicken
sambal
highball.
This
just
works.
A
deliciously
well-balanced
infusion
of
chicken
rice
chili
that
makes
a
bold
statement,
like
a
clean
Southeast
Asian
take
on
a
bloody
mary,
or
a
boozy
chicken
rice
soup
with
chili
stirred
in.
The
coriander
garnish
could
be
controversial,
but
I'm
all
for
it
(though
they
might
want
to
put
a
trigger
warning
for
the
genetically-predisposed
coriander
haters
among
us).
-
Masala
Chai
Pineapple
Tiki
Sour.
Just
an
all-around
pleasant,
if
boozy,
drink,
that
is
indeed
replete
with
its
advertised
flavors.
-
Bonito
kelp
daiquiri.
More
like
a
martini
than
a
daiquiri,
with
an
intensely
dashi-esque
salinity
and
savoriness.
Ambivalent
-
Pi
Pa
Gao
+
Earl
Grey
Silver
Sour.
I'm
of
the
opinion
that
PPG
is
more
of
a
novelty/joke
ingredient
for
those
in
the
know
to
commiserate,
rather
than
something
that
I'd
actually
want
in
a
cocktail.
-
Beef
Rendang
Old
Fashioned.
While
there
is
a
faint
whiff
of
rendang,
the
drink
itself
is
just
not
a
particularly
amazing
old
fashioned
on
the
whole.
Intensely
disliked:
-
Blue
cheese
and
curry
leaf
martini.
Could
smell
the
blue
cheese,
couldn't
really
detect
the
curry
leaf,
but
this
martini
was
way
too
gin-forward
without
any
balancing
flavors,
and
basically
made
for
a
drink
that
was
hard
to
stomach.