This is my second time here and I love it.. The decor and ambience is very nice, the restaurant is very widely spaced, there are tons of student servers, eager to serve you and ask if you need anything.
I had the vietnamese spring roll appetizer and it was light and refreshing, it also had a shrimp in each roll. the achar (spicy salad) that came with it, gave the dish a perfect bland of spiciness.. the glass noodles were very soft and delightful to munch on.
I had a mango lassi mocktail which reminded me of the mango lassi i normally get when i order roti prata at mamak stalls, it was topped off with pistachio nuts
for $3, I needed 2 cups of it to get an overdose of mango sweetness!!
For my main course, I had the salmon as they had run out of oven baked chicken leg.. The salmon was so tender and had almond toppings, the salmon ikura was very fresh and tasted just like the ones you get on ikura gunkans
The pan roasted asparagus was very soft and surprisingly flavourful. The lemon scented crumbed tofu was really yummy and crispy, it had a nice touch to it. You could tell that the students put alot of effort into making the dish.
For dessert, I had cinnamon creme brulee, it was all they had to offer. The burnt cinnamon creme brulee was perfect done and the banana ice cream wasn't too sweet, and complimented the sweet burnt creme brulee top. It was a very pleasant dessert and I wish that I could order that dessert again
It put a really big smile on my face
My friends had the oven baked chicken leg which was very tender and the mushroom rice was so good, I found it addictive. For appetizer, they had the corn chowder.
Recommended Dish(es):
mango lassi,miso glazed salmon
Date of Visit: Dec 15, 2014
Spending per head: Approximately $15(Lunch)
Other Ratings:Taste
5 |
Environment
5 |
Service
5 |
Clean
5 |
Price
5Recommend