Vi N.
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Had high expectations of this place but the service wasn’t the best given the steep prices. Upon entering the place, we were asked if we wanted sparkling water or still water, my sister opted for sparkling water without knowing she will be charged $9 for it (usually in other high-end restaurants it would be free, or if it costs money, it will be properly communicated). Personally I don’t mind but she was not happy about it. Later when ordering food, we ordered 6 dishes + 2 cocktails + 1 dessert as a party of 4, but the server kept pushing us to order more by saying “usually we recommend a party of 4 to order 8 dishes or above” without considering the fact that what if we are not hungry and just want to order a few dishes to try? Also, when we ordered 1 portion of Bread & Butter and 1 portion of Lamb Skewers, he kept asking if we wanted 2 portions of each because we’re a party of 4. He made us feel really pressured to order more even though we didn’t want to. Also, the way he said it, “do you want 4 buns instead of 2 buns” for the Bread & Butter made it sound like he’s going to give us 2 buns for free (with no extra butter because he didn’t mention it) but when we asked he said it’s going to be double the price… (if he clearly said, do you want 2 portions instead of one, it would be clearer). Overall, I felt a bit misleading by our server, it seemed like he was trying to achieve a sales target (?!) without actually considering our experience.
In terms of the food, the only dish all of us like was the Lamb Skewers and the White Rabbit cocktail; other dishes were only okay. We didn’t enjoy the Fried Rice, we found it to be too salty, and you can get much better fried rice at a random Chinese restaurant. Popcorn cake was good, but not mind-blowing as some of the reviews here said. Receipt at the end for your reference.