casual eats

decent place to go for families with children as they have a play area. good ambience for chilling in groups. food is not bad but not great so wouldn’t recommend the place for its food selection (perhaps omakase burgers if that’s your thing)

pictured :
1. omakase impossible cheese fries - the fake meat thing; it was pretty convincing tbh (mum tricked me into believing that it was real meat)

2. seafood aglio olio - tbh got this dish cus it looked so appetising it photos but it was for sure below average pasta) so probably wouldn’t get it again.

3. spanish garlic prawn rosti - this dish was the redeeming factor for me and the prawns were quality👌🏾 rostis potato’s were more finely cut that usual which i did enjoy and the sauce (from either the prawns or the salad dressing, i’m not sure) went well with the potatoes

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4. pork salad - healthier menu selection 7/10

5. chicken burrito bowl - interesting meal. tortilla chips weren’t great and the chicken was dry and hard 5/10

great place to relax and chill with friend(s). the staff were welcoming and polite. within the first 5 minutes we were given a welcome drink on the house; a surprisingly refreshing fruit soda that we couldn’t get enough of!! overall enjoyed the ambience and wholesome laid back dining experience 🙂

food :
cheesy steak burger ($17). got this cus i read reviews on the burger and also it was recommended by the restaurant. tasted better than i expected and i was happy with the meat, the salad dressing and the plating!
redeemed a mains offer and got the beef cheek ragu ($16) (also recommended by the restaurant) which was a flavourful pasta dish as far as i could tell from stealing a few bites
-> they’ve also got whole day happy hour deals : 8.50 for tiger/heineken/stella bottles iirc