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2010-07-31
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A small birthday dinner with 3 other people. We chose this place as it was near my aunt's work place. Whats more, there's a 10% discount if any of the diner's birthday falls on that day. And best thing is, one need not be a Fish & Co member to enjoy that 10% discount.Other than ordering mains for each of ourselves, we shared the premium seafood feast platter. The platter consists of pieces of grilled white fish, prawn fritters, grilled normal-sized prawns, baked king prawns, baked scallops, muss
Other than ordering mains for each of ourselves, we shared the premium seafood feast platter. The platter consists of pieces of grilled white fish, prawn fritters, grilled normal-sized prawns, baked king prawns, baked scallops, mussels with garlic butter (super yummy!!!) and fried calamari. This platter is sufficient for 3 to 4 people, I would say. So you can imagine how full we all were, after the meal!
I had the baked ginza salmon, which is a piece of baked salmon fillet, served with futaba seasoning mix. I like the fresh salmon meat and it was baked perfectly!
As this meal was for a birthday celebration, the birthday person was surprised in a loud way. The staff gathered and presented a sparkler stick to the birthday person and sang a Birthday song loudly and with much enthusiam. They held on to a small piece of cake whioe singing that song and clapping away. At the end of the song, they took a polaroid shot and presented the polaroid photo with handwritten birthday wishes to the birthday person.
On the same evening, there were 3 other birthday celebrations going on, yet the staff were not tired of doing the same birthday song and all for 4 times!
By the way, Fish & Co doesn't serve alcohol, as we actually wanted to order that... So after the meal, we proceeded to a nearby pub in East Coast.
And I also signed up for a Fish & Co member. Not that I dine at this place often.... In fact, it must have been more than a year ago since I dined there. But the member perks were quite attractive that I simply signed up. Anyway, the amount I paid for the membership would be 'given back' to me, in terms of vouchers.. So why not?
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