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2013-08-09
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I can’t understand why this restaurant named as “Shelter Lounge” because it is so “exposed”. It located at a relatively exposed area of New Street. The external wall is white in color which make it stand out from the other buildings on the same street. There is almost no walls & all walls are replaced by large windows with slim black frames. Sunshine passed into the restaurant from every side of the building and the natural light made us so relax when we sat there.There were mainly 2 long benche
I can’t understand why this restaurant named as “Shelter Lounge” because it is so “exposed”. It located at a relatively exposed area of New Street. The external wall is white in color which make it stand out from the other buildings on the same street. There is almost no walls & all walls are replaced by large windows with slim black frames. Sunshine passed into the restaurant from every side of the building and the natural light made us so relax when we sat there.
There were mainly 2 long benches in the restaurant rather than usual tables. It made me have the feeling of university canteen! We “fortunately” able to sit in a regular table because we were walk-in customers. The designer’s chair was so comfortable. The first thing I noticed: no services charge!!! Set lunch was only $108. Wooo….
I ordered salad & spring chicken. The salad was nice but usual. My friend said the pumpkin soup was very nice (I must try it next time, it came with a fried cheese ball).
The chicken was very nice, juicy and tender. The side dish was surprisingly good. The carrots was nicely trimmed. The mashed purple sweet potato was smooth & tasty.
The coffee was strong & typical Italian style, I like it. I ordered an extra lemon tart, not included in the set lunch, it was also nice.
Overall, this lunch highly valued for money.
Other Info. :
The restaurant is not fully operated yet, there will be some more space and 1st floor, may be there will be more tables. But the price may goes up & service charge may appears.
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