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2017-02-22
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We have heard so many good words about this restaurant before because it's by Chef Eddy. We have finally got a chance to pay this place a quick visit for a quick 1.5 hours dinner. We found that the fusion restaurant is divided into two parts with one part facing the beautiful Victoria Harbour. Some daily specials can also be found on the wall and it's completely up to you to choose. The price is very affordable although it's a renown fusion eatery. Apart from its innovative food, a selection of
We have ordered 2 glasses of wine separately but you are more than welcome to enjoy their wine at a crazily economic price of around $1xx . They are both easy to drink and slightly sweetened. The white one uses riesling which is some of you guys' favourite.
Assorted mix of delicious seafood gets mix in with some salad leaves, cherry tomatoes and dress with thick aged balsamic vinegar.
We particularly liked the Japanese style abalone because it has been marinated and it gives a flavourful savoury taste.
We found that "crispy bun" is one of their signature dishes and almost every table had ordered it. There is a pork one and an ox tongue one and we have chosen the latter.
We were wondering how we can eat the shell of the escargot? Interestingly, the shell is not the actual escargot shell, but a wafer shell instead. The escargot with herbs have been put into the wafer holder sitting on top of some fresh potato mash.
A classic thai soup with a twist. The soup if quite spicy that generates heat at the back of your throat but it's not the one that would kill your palette especially when it has cream added to it.
Moving on, this soup is a bit more innovative which consists of two cups. One with hot crab bisque, while the other is a shot of raw oyster with some Thai herb sauce.
Though the lamb belly is slightly overcooked, the lamb gamey taste is not too strong so I may be acceptable for people who don't eat lamb normally. It's quite tender in the middle pink part but a bit touch on the edges.
You may know that Iberico pluma is a really good cut and they are seared until crispy on the skin side. The fillet has been flattened until very thin making it extra crispy.
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