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2020-03-10
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We went to this restaurant in a Saturday afternoon. The place is located in a food court setting inside the hotel. At first I picked this just for the coffee that came into a set for my daily caffeine dosage. I rated 7/10 after knowing the place.The bread and soup was an add on for which I paid extra 1x in case I was not stuffed from the main course The soup was nice. I could taste the ingredient inside without a heavy touch on the flour taste or bite. For the main, I must say the fish was qui
The bread and soup was an add on for which I paid extra 1x in case I was not stuffed from the main course
The soup was nice. I could taste the ingredient inside without a heavy touch on the flour taste or bite.
For the main, I must say the fish was quite fresh. At least I could not sense any frozen or rotten that I do find in many other restaurants offering fish and chips. The set claimed to be cooked with beer. It may be the beer adding credit to it. Only thing here, the fish pieces were a bit small.
The chips was good too. It was well fried and crispy, just a level before getting burnt. Also it came with a high level of saltiness sensation. I could tell it was made with real potato OR wasn't covered with thicky corn starch where others do just to get the look. A better way to finish off the whole chips would be with a beer that can balance the overall serving of a deep fried food.
I was told the dressing came with the fried which I believe called Tata, good. I am never a big fan of sauce but feedback here should not be coming from pure canned given the complexity of the taste.
The coffee was autheinc with the sourness as base without losing the coffee natural bitterness. I did not regret not picking the beer.
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