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2013-09-22
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What I like about them is that they will try to maximize their diner's chance of getting seats by making adjustments to their occupied tables.Iced Lemon Tea ($3.50), and Ribena Lemon Twist ($4.50) which seems like soda and ribena? Quite a refreshing drink for me!Cold Cuts ($15.00) consisting of Baguette, German Salami, Chorizo, and Parma Ham. Not a really a fan of this dish, as it tasted a little weird to me.Crispy Chicken Winglets with Chilli Dip ($8.50). We had this cleaned up because their wi
Iced Lemon Tea ($3.50), and Ribena Lemon Twist ($4.50) which seems like soda and ribena? Quite a refreshing drink for me!
Cold Cuts ($15.00) consisting of Baguette, German Salami, Chorizo, and Parma Ham. Not a really a fan of this dish, as it tasted a little weird to me.
Crispy Chicken Winglets with Chilli Dip ($8.50). We had this cleaned up because their winglets are quite tasty.
Baked Portobello Mushroom, Balsamic Reduction ($10.00). I find it quite tasteless though...
Confit of Duck Leg, Mash, Aragula Salad ($19.50). I like their duck leg, as it is cooked till soft and flavorful.
Baked Lamb Ribs, Cucumber Yoghurt Salad, Fries ($24.00). Yummy lamb ribs, but there's a lot of fats underneath the skin, and thus quite oily.
For the desserts, they are not listed in the menu, but browse-able from the counter display! Red Velvet Cake ($4.80) which is usually $6.80, and Triple Chocolate Cake ($6.80).
Crew are friendly and brought along their smiles whenever diners asked for assistance. Food is generally normal, where it can be delicious, but not health-conscious type. Otherwise, it is quite yummy! In case you are wondering what's nice, you might want to try their Sake Mussels, which is a dish that appears in most tables!For full review and more photos, please visit http://foodesteem.blogspot.sg/2013/09/w39-bistro-bakery.html
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