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2014-08-24
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It has been awhile since I last dined in here. Interestingly there is a cable car on display near the entrance which little JJ has a fun time in it. There is various counters offering drinks, ice-creams, crepes, rosti, seafood, meat, salad, pizza and desserts. But to a chinese vegetarian who cannot take onion and garlic, the choices are quite limited. The stock used in the pasta is chicken stock. There is onion in the mushroom filling for the crepe. There is onion and garlic in the vegetable sti
Interestingly there is a cable car on display near the entrance which little JJ has a fun time in it.
There is various counters offering drinks, ice-creams, crepes, rosti, seafood, meat, salad, pizza and desserts. But to a chinese vegetarian who cannot take onion and garlic, the choices are quite limited. The stock used in the pasta is chicken stock. There is onion in the mushroom filling for the crepe. There is onion and garlic in the vegetable stir fried dishes. There is garlic in the mushroom filling for the pizza. This is quite disappointing for me, especially I have asked the staff if there is food available for chinese vegetarian before entering the restaurant and she replies there is alot of choices available.
Vegetable Pasta ($12.90++)I have selected mushroom with pasta in cream sauce. There is also another choice of tomato sauce. The pasta is quite tasty.
Vegetable Pizza ($17.90++)The crust is thin and crispy. Nice and not too cheesy.
Chocolate and Banana Crepe ($8.90++) With a choice of fruit between strawberry, mango and banana, I decide on banana as the other two do not look ripe. Quite a well balanced combination.
Tea ($4.50++)Feel that it is quite expensive for such a small cup of tea.
Overall the food is not bad but letdown by the limited choices available.
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