Felicia A.
Google
Should have read the lowest rating Google reviews before coming. While the service is amazing, that’s really all that’s redeeming about this restaurant. The food is interesting but taste wise, it’s no where near Michelin standard. The pigeon was underwhelming - gamey in taste, rubbery in texture, and the sauce did nothing to complement it. For Michelin / fine dining, the art is to balance the quantity with quality, of which the quantity was too much (you get so full that you stop enjoying your food), and the quality was too little (cheap ingredients; mediocre cooking albeit with nice plating). Chef needs to understand that sometimes, less is more. Only the olive oil jam was innovative and delicious. The wine pairing was a disappointment as the wines did not complement the food well. Worst was the atmosphere where Chef Dan Bark was busy socialising with one of the tables, drinking and talking loudly, and we felt like we were at a marketplace. This also meant that there was no quality control of the food and it started some time before our main course was served. Absolutely horrible experience that was only made bearable by the wonderful service team. Even my 13yo and 6yo shared that out of the 3 different Michelin restaurants they’ve been to, this is the worst and no where near Michelin standard. Total disappointment.