5/5 Harold N. 4 years ago on Google
Went
there
with
2
other
at
lunch
time
to
celebrate
someone
birthday.
It
was
raining
at
that
time.
Place
looks
nice
with
a
transparent
wine
cellar.
Lots
of
pictures
for
sale
at
the
entrance.
Also
managed
to
spot
the
restaurant
iconic
wheelchair
in
the
kitchen.
Order
1
limited
benja
chicken
set
and
2
more
set
which
cost
$39
each.
In
the
the
2
set,
apetiser
and
desserts
is
both
tofu
option
and
spicy
panna
cotta,
and
for
main
is
the
barrumundi
and
lobster
pasta.
Dessert
all
same.
For
crispy
tofu
is
nice,
crispy
and
have
a
unique
taste.
Fish
never
try.
Lobster
pasta
is
nice
with
real
lobster
in
it.
Dessert
is
a
panna
cotta,
a
spicy
sauce,
some
red
color
cracker
and
some
other
things.
Have
a
very
special
combination
of
spicy
and
sweet.
Like
the
panna
cotta
a
lot.
Benja
chicken
set
1st
course
is
nice.
First
time
eat
real
truffle.
Kind
of
hard.
The
cracker
is
nice
and
the
mix
of
ingredients
is
good.
Like
the
cracker
and
chicken
also.
2nd
set
is
a
big
chunck
of
meat
in
the
centre,
wing
with
bones
at
the
side,
foam,
veg,
sauce
and
some
other
stuff.
Wing
with
bone
is
quite
normal
and
horrible
because
I
did
not
expect
there
is
bone
in
it.
Meat
chunck
is
good,
have
a
nice
taste
and
have
a
very
special
skin
texture
to
it.
Very
unique
component.
Before
1st
course
come,
we
were
served
with
a
box
of
3
extremely
crispy
bread
in
it
that
sits
on
a
bed
of
coffee
bean
in
the
orignial
form.
It
appears
to
be
complimentary
and
we
did
not
expect
it.
The
menu
do
state
that
if
you
want
extra
of
it,
must
pay
around
$5
for
it.
The
bread
is
really
good.
Coffee
smell
and
and
very
unique.
There
is
also
butter
which
was
really
good.
Kind
of
not
enough
butter
actually.
I
really
want
more
of
the
bread
but
we
never
order.
Need
some
stomach
space
for
our
meal
if
not
what's
the
point
of
coming
to
eat
here.
No
complimentary
dessert
for
birthday.
What
a
letdown.
But
it
is
to
be
expected
as
we
came
only
one
time
and
go
for
the
cheapest
set
meal.
Overall
there
is
3
extraordinary
food
components
in
there.
Bread
being
the
best.
Really
hope
they
can
sell
it
in
a
bakery
or
something.
In
the
end,
everything
adds
up
to
be
a
good
experience.
Would
go
there
again
if
have
the
chance.