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2013-09-19
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Garlic Snowing Pizza - $21.40The size of the pizza is super big, so for goodness sake, share with someone else. First, you cant possibly finish a pizza of that size on your own. Second, you will be so sick of the pizza after 2 - 3 slices. It's a thin crusted pizza with prawn and pineapple mainly and a generous toss of fried garlic. If you like something light, this will probably a good choice.Garlic Steak - $34.40The beef was okay but I felt that the garlic was thrown in just to match the name
Garlic Snowing Pizza - $21.40The size of the pizza is super big, so for goodness sake, share with someone else. First, you cant possibly finish a pizza of that size on your own. Second, you will be so sick of the pizza after 2 - 3 slices. It's a thin crusted pizza with prawn and pineapple mainly and a generous toss of fried garlic. If you like something light, this will probably a good choice.
Garlic Steak - $34.40The beef was okay but I felt that the garlic was thrown in just to match the name of the dish. The beef tasted no different with grilled steaks served in other places leh.... *Shrugged*. But really, they threw in so much garlic (both fried and non-fried) that I almost felt guilty of not eating the garlic.
Lobster Pasta - $21.40This was quite a sinful dish with roe, cream sauce and pasta but I simply cant resist the lobster. Thankfully, there was no effort to 'locate' the lobster meat. I came across many places which will just named a dish lobster XXX and made us pay for it when lobster was nowhere to be found, ya.. not even the feelers.
Overall, food was okay but prices are stiff. In fact, the price had increased $2- 4 since I last visited the place ( I updated the price based on the current menu). The idea was innovative but not the food wise. I prefer the dishes to have more garlic taste, otherwise it's just a name right? Or maybe they can whip up dishes like garlic soup, garlic sponge cake etc?
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