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2016-01-07
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I had been to this restaurant a number of times, but this was the first I was coming for afternoon tea. The Afternoon Tea Platter costs $38++ per person, inclusive of a tea or coffee, or $53++ per person including a glass of G.H Mumm Champagne. It is available from 2.30pm to 4:45pm. The coffee is non refillable, while as for tea one could ask for refillable of hot water.The afternoon tea platter consisted ofCrostini, avocado, cherry tomato, olive,Ham & turkey, beetroot, manchego, tortilla,Smoked
The coffee is non refillable, while as for tea one could ask for refillable of hot water.The afternoon tea platter consisted of
Crostini, avocado, cherry tomato, olive,
Ham & turkey, beetroot, manchego, tortilla,
Smoked salmon, cucumber, chive, crème cheese on rye,
Chocolate & jam lamington,
Coffee macaroon,
Tim tam chocolate tart,
Red velvet cup cake,
Anzac biscuit,
Citrus marshmallow, and
Scones.The tea set was nicely plated but I felt that it was a bit too overpriced for such little food. May I was expecting much more from this price. The Citrus marshmallow is my favourite as it had a rather zesty taste which peaked one up. The rest were not bad too.
I had requested for a table by the window through online reservation, but was showed to a table by the frosted window with no view of the outside. Not sure if it was due to the fact that I was having a 3 years old boy with me at the time. We were seated far away from other customers and had difficulties getting the attention of the staff. As it was between lunch and dinner meal times, there was limited choices for a 3 years old. No children menu, so ended up ordering French fries ($11++) for him. Total bill for the fries was $12.95.
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