Fusion Spoon at Botanic Gardens

Good ! Price reasonable. I will return as long as I am in Botanic Garden. This place a bit under rated I reckoned. Should sell some wines and cool beers. I was early for lunch, not too many eaters but the fried tampeh and tofu were cold. It would be elevated if they were hot. Perhaps kitchen staff not enough or too busy 😜 Hope the owner see the potential of this place.

We were there about 7pm on a Saturday. It was relatively crowded at that time but we were defo not expecting to wait 1.5hours for a plate of mee goreng and salmon teriyaki rice, and 2 hours for a plate of 5 stick satay from a food court. Place is stuffy and the food collection point is so messy. Food is subpar and I would recommend u find alternative dining venue even though this one is right smacked at the entrance. Our satay was last to come and had to nudge the kitchen a few times. Only to have it serve 5 min before the staff decided to lock up the doors, locking my poor child outside the playground while we gobbled down the 5 sticks.

The one near Tangline gate. Prices are expected to be high at this location for hawker food. Tried 2 of the cheaper ones below $10 - Nasi lemak with chicken rendang & seafood hor fun both $8.80. Local kopis are $2+ ok prices. Self ordering kiosks. Lagi system. Self collection of food and drinks. Inefficient staff and food took long time to prepare, went back 2 times for 2 dishes. Even drinks takes long time. What is worst? The super bad attitude of the drinks prep staff. She refused to answer and just glared at me when I asked her if my drinks are ready since the number after me got their drinks. So rude. Not coming back

Fuss free lunch at this restaurant that serves Western and Asian food! I usually get the prawn pasta, which was served very fast, pretty tasty with generous number of prawns at acceptable price. Will be back!

Food price is ok for a place like botanical garden. Mee rebus portion was bigger than regular portion at hawker.

Nasi Lemak with Fish is superb and delicious. Spouse had rosemary chicken which she felt was not up to standard.

Mee rebus $7.30 is just a full bowl of noodles with one egg, little bean sprouts and dried bean curd that’s all. The fried noodles taste slightly better. The only plus point is the cold Aircon that’s all.

What is the practice of marking 80% of the tables at a food court as reserved?! Reserved for patrons - then why does someone come up to you making a face of big flavor that they allow you to sit there? The watermelon juice was great, chicken rendang nasi lemak was a disgrace, only bones with maybe 20% meat, and I found bones inside without any meat on them - I think NEA needs to investigate if everything at the kitchen is ok or is it a case of using leftovers - otherwise how is this possible?! Avoid this place at all cost.