The mussels were really worth it! Deep fried and served hot and the sauces on top of each mussels are different.There were plenty of fresh sashimi pieces in the chirashi , but it didn't come with wasabi.A little pricier than the other dishes but it's a choice if you can't decide on what to order. Considering the number of selections that you have unagi, tempura, salmon sashimi, and broiled fish--it's really worth it. Also nice to share too tea that you can order, but need to ask them to help you refill water.

Their ravioli presentation wasn't great but it was very tasty. The portions looked meager when it arrived but any more may have resulted to not being able to eat anymore. Good dish to order to share for a few pieces each. The cheese was very nice with the bread.The firewood pizza which is supposed to be their specialty didn't wow me. Though they had 2 pages full of selections, it was hard to decide which ingredients to choose and try.Their soup was quite worth it because for 1 order, the server asked if we wanted it in 2 separate bowls and it was filled to the brim. Only thing we were quite upset about was the waiter asked if we wanted garlic bread (which they charge you additional). If you don't order the garlic bread, they have bread on the house which comes with nice dips

The bartender was quite open with mixing drinks according to your preferences.

Kiwi Juice felt freshly squeezed because it was sour in a natural way and there was not presence of syrup. It tasted really real and authentic.This is a classic at Honeymoon Dessert in Hong Kong with the Mango & Pomelo blending together for a complimentary sweet and sour zest, however, the kick wasn't there. Why do I feel like something is missing?

The prices aren't very cheap, but still affordable but it could be that the atmosphere in the 313 branch doesn't give the exquisite feel that it does in Hong Kong.

For $4 a bowl, the food is edible, but not exactly a culinary delight. The presentation is not great, but it's an economical price for a bowl of noodles in Orchard road.

It was early in the morning so the stall had just opened up and the whole area was manned by one staff. He was quite flustered when I asked no chili & more vinegar, but he was still able to get the order.

I'm not too sure of the cleanliness of the place cause the counter seemed quite in a disarray especially if the stall had just opened. Their Teh Ice is decent though.

These are exactly how Nachos are supposed to be- not those doritos you get at the movies with nachos cheese, but tortilla chips with a layer of refried beans, cheese, chicken/beef, and jalapenos. They are sort of expensive at $20+ a plate, but I assure you they're filling and great to share with friends The oreo ice cream is not anything special to write about. It literally is a big scoop of vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup topped off with an oreo cookie.