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2016-05-03
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On my birthday, I decided to treat myself with a nice, Western lunch on High Street as I only had an hour or so of lunch break. As I've already tried the majority of the restaurants in the area, I decided to try Ollies, which is a relatively new place, with their $98 lunch set (which is basically the same as every other restaurant on High Street).The lunch set includes an appetiser, in which we chose the soup and the bruschetta with tomato and goat cheese. First of all, the soup was pretty avera
The lunch set includes an appetiser, in which we chose the soup and the bruschetta with tomato and goat cheese. First of all, the soup was pretty average. I expected it to be a bit more creamy and I wished they had complementary bread to go with it too. The bruschetta was quite nice, and the tomatos and other toppings were fresh. The goat cheese was surprisingly delicious too and didn't have a huge pungent taste like some types of cheese.
Then came the mains and one of us ordered the Grilled Rib Eye Steak. Personally, I felt that the rib eye lacked in flavour by itself and was severely overpowered by the pepper sauce. The texture, however, was good as I do think it was soft and juicy, but again, it lacked flavour. I really liked the frites, though, as it wasn't too oily and had a good amount of flavour to it.
Moreover, we had the Fish and Mash and I must say, the Mash is absolutely spot on. It tasted so creamy and smooth, to a consistency that I love so much. The fish was quite nice, and the meat was quite soft and smooth as well.
Lastly, we had the dessert of the day, and to be honest, I wasn't really sure what it was, only that it was called something along the lines of a Bread Pudding. It wasn't particularly that delicious and I only took a bite out of it before deciding not to finish it.
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