After reading the reviews, I decided to try Voyager on a Sat. evening. Our group has 4 adults and 1 kid. The restaurant was like a cosy bistro. It's small, accommodating a max of around 16 guests.
Bread was freshly baked and yummy. Two of us ordered the set dinner which was good for value ($275 for starter, main course and dessert or cheese platter). There were only 2 choices for both starter and main course though. We ordered the same starter: Brittany mussels baked with butter and garlic. Forget about the other option. Mussels seemed to be a signature dish for Voyager, so it's a must try item. The dish was good and tasty, somewhat like escargots. There is another a la carte menu titled “Mussels & French Fries”. If not that my son wanted pasta, I would have tried its mussels cooked with white wine. I ordered a creamy mushroom soup, which tasted good and portion was large. My brother ordered asparagus soup. His comment was that it's OK only.
Then came the main courses. For the two of us who ordered set dinner: one had fried Barramundi fillet, served with vegetables and mashed potato; another had duck breast. Duck breast was tender and seemed to be a better choice. I ordered a pasta (came to be farfalle) with clams & scallops. It was OK, but not very impressive. My brother ordered a fried white mullet fillet from the a la carte menu. He said it was delicious.
For desserts, we tried Brittany cake, cr鋗e brulee and chocolate mousse. I tried the first two and didn't really like the Brittany cake which was hot (probably heated by microwave). The texture was strange (kind of elastic) and it’s not very sweet. Cr鋗e brulee was OK, but not very special. Portion was quite big though. My son liked the chocolate mousse (cold) and almost finished the whole cup. Too bad crepes were only served during Sat. brunch. The French host told us the kitchen was small and therefore couldn't offer crepes during dinner...
Overall, we had a good dining experience at Voyager –reasonably priced and of good quality. Service was also friendly. Guess it would be even better if we could speak French. Will come back for a Sat. brunch to try mussels cooked in white wine as well as crepes