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2008-11-30
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30th November 2008 For the past few years, a best friend of mine had birthday celebration on a day between our big days. This year, we chose Angelini and had go-dutch as usual. We couldn't help comparing Angelini and Sabatini. Angelini looks modern and Sabatini has European specially Italian style. Despite both serve semi buffet lunch, we found Angelini more choice in appertizer. Quality of food is more or less the same. However, dessert-wise, the tiramisu of Sabatini in my memory was unbeatabl
For the past few years, a best friend of mine had birthday celebration on a day between our big days. This year, we chose Angelini and had go-dutch as usual.
We couldn't help comparing Angelini and Sabatini. Angelini looks modern and Sabatini has European specially Italian style. Despite both serve semi buffet lunch, we found Angelini more choice in appertizer. Quality of food is more or less the same. However, dessert-wise, the tiramisu of Sabatini in my memory was unbeatable.
In Angelini, the table for appertizer had more than 15 dishes to choose from. Soup of the day was asparagus soup. Among several choices of main dish, I tried mixed fish (actually with mussel and clam as well) and my friend selected grilled tuna. Both had meshed potato at the bottom. They were all yummy.
As I said, tiramisu was not as tasty as that in Sabatini. Don't know the taste of other dessert in the menu. Probably, will try in the future.
A complete semi buffet lunch costs $218 including all you can eat appertizer, soup, main course, dessert and a tea.
Dining in such beautiful ambience and nice food, we didn't notice that we spent almost 3 hours there. Relaxing enough!
Happy Birthday to J and me!
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