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2013-02-13
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At The Landing Point, keep in mind that besides the food, you're also paying for the ambience. My experience here was extremely pleasant and I loved the afternoon tea here.The view you're paying for. Lovely!This is the full spread - well almost. In addition to these dainty things, there's scones and your choice of coffee/TWG tea. The scones were, unfortunately, a miss for me. The ones at St. Regis are way better, the ones here taste flat and the clotted cream cannot match up to the one at The St
The view you're paying for. Lovely!
This is the full spread - well almost. In addition to these dainty things, there's scones and your choice of coffee/TWG tea. The scones were, unfortunately, a miss for me. The ones at St. Regis are way better, the ones here taste flat and the clotted cream cannot match up to the one at The St. Regis
I must've had one million egg mayo sandwich pieces. What's so special about them? The egg mayo has truffle thrown into the mix - soooo awesome!!! Thinking about it makes me hungry. Oh man! The quiche (3rd circular thingy from the left) was also very good. Not too intense, made just right with perfectly crafted crust! The salmon mayo (I think it was mayo?) in a cone was also great - my boyf had plenty of those and so did I.Oh, on a side note, the staff is very prompt in bringing you refills. Not of every single thing, but the popular ones like the egg mayo truffle sandwich, quiche and salmon cones. Basically everything we liked!
The sweets on the other hand, weren't as good as the savouries. These little tarts you see were too much for us to handle (and I actually have a big sweet tooth), it's just sore throat inducing. As for the rest, a little too average but still acceptable.I'd come back just for the savouries, service, and ambience! Makes a good place for a girls' day out.
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