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2021-02-15
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An once and only once experience with this restaurant.Seen this restaurant opened for a while in my neighbourhood and decided to give it a try on this CNY public holiday with my wife and 2 young kids. Since the 2 kids are too young to finish a full portion of dish, we intended to order 3 dishes to share (a full day breakfast, a pasta and an egg benedict). However, the waitress did not allow us to share as it is their “restaurant policy” that we’d have to make order by headcount. While I could un
Seen this restaurant opened for a while in my neighbourhood and decided to give it a try on this CNY public holiday with my wife and 2 young kids. Since the 2 kids are too young to finish a full portion of dish, we intended to order 3 dishes to share (a full day breakfast, a pasta and an egg benedict). However, the waitress did not allow us to share as it is their “restaurant policy” that we’d have to make order by headcount. While I could understand such policy from a commercial perspective but I feel that is ridiculous for the lack of flexibility in refusing the 10 and 7 years old kids to share a dish. At last, we’re forced to order an overpriced drink.
Food quality-wise, it is just very average. The all day breakfast made up of 2 sausages, 2 pcs of bacon, 2 eggs, a mini croissant and some canned baked beans with no special sauce or seasoning costs HK$128. The pasta (carbonara) was too rich and greasy that my wife couldn't continue after a few bites. The drink I was forced to order, which is simply iced chocolate with whipped cream and an Oreo biscuit added on top costs HK$48. This is severely overpriced for such food quality.
To repeat, I would not waste my money on this overpriced and unfriendly food outlet anymore.
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