Went with family and we shared the chocolate fondue.
They have mini balls of chocolate, vanilla , strawberry and cookies and cream ice cream, banana, strawberry and apple
slices, cookies, cubes of plain sponge cakes and wafer sticks. Little picks were given for us to enjoy and pick on the food!
Dipping into the pool of milky chocolate and I love giving my mini ice cream ball a nice smooth chocolate coating.

I could not remember the name of the tarts but anyway, I shared 2 with my friend. Fruits and quite a lot of cream rested
comfortably on the tart as we took our time disassembling it portion by portion, savouring the taste. The chocolate
decoration on top seems to be releasing a glow on its own! We also tried the banana one! We were going bananas over the sweet fruit chunks which paired well with the cream. Totally blew us away, making us begging for more!
To cleanse our palate, nothing beats a cup of hot fragrant flower tea!

When we entered the place, each of us were given a Medzs card which recorded what we ordered and allowed us to pay
at the end of our meal. The circular object was given to us when we ordered our meal. One of my friend ordered the chicken hotplate with rice. Strong cheesy and tomato taste and it looked quite filling. The rice was orangy. Another friend ordered this dory which came with mashed potato, salad, brinjal and garlic. I think that dory is always the safest choice if you do not want your fish meal to go wrong. Mine was the worst among all of the 3 dishes. The sea bream I ordered stinks! The fishy smell was over whelming that I have to eat it with the lemon juice and even with the brinjal. I liked the brinjal the most as it tasted really good. As for the mashed potato, it felt rather dry without any sauce to go with.

They had little swordfish sashimis left, and I wiped all up. My friend who did not try this before came late, and I left 1 piece for him to try. This time, instead of eating with soy sauce alone, I tried adding a little wasabi. A minor spicy would do for me as I was still learning to eat it. Overall the food was not too bad and desserts fared quite well to me. The durian mousse is quite popular I supposed as people kept coming back for more. I ended up eating 7 glasses of durians.

The concept of the outlet is rather interesting. With the cardboard signs and recycled-looking table and chairs, it made me feel like I am eating at a junk yard. The black pizza picture captured both my friend and my attention. We immediately refer to the menu to check it out and realized that it was squid ink pizza. As my friend was in the rush, we only ordered that pizza.
By the sound of the outlet name, my friend and I thought that the pizza was supposed to be thin crusted. We did not least expect that the pizza's crust to be cracker-like. The overall taste was not bad and the pizza itself looks like a mini garden.