2014-02-12
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Official website: http://www.ipcfoodlab.com/FINALLY got to try out this restaurant that I'd bookmarked for sometime - just to discover that one was going to open much nearer to home in a week's time. But I guess prices would be higher at the Caine Road branch. Can't wait to try!Environment:Quite airy, but tables were packed quite closely. Be warned that conversations will be easily overheard. I wonder if they let willing customers tickle these ivories. Such a waste if it merely serves aesthetic
FINALLY got to try out this restaurant that I'd bookmarked for sometime - just to discover that one was going to open much nearer to home in a week's time. But I guess prices would be higher at the Caine Road branch. Can't wait to try!
Environment:
Service:
Average. The pace of serving was moderate. They were not in a rush to get people out of the resto because there weren't many, really. It's too remotely located. Staff were friendly and helpful.
Food:
Both of us went for the set lunch (which wasn't really a 'set'...coz we paid extra for every additional item on top of the entree...)
Salad of the day+$20
Red curry organic wild rice with capsicums $70
Organic penne with sauteed tomatoes $70
Rich cheesecake with strawberries and basil $68
Conclusion:
The interesting thing about this meal was: both H and I did not feel full. Very queer. So we had to order the cheesecake in lieu of the set lunch dessert (a small panna cotta with a mini fruit salad which I could've downed in one gulp) and only after the cheesecake did we feel, mm, we can go. Is it good or bad? But we did not feel very hungry quickly after the meal.
Will certainly visit the Caine Road branch. Sheung Shui is a bit too far. Hope more restaurants such as these pop up around town!
Other Info. :
Check out the menu here: http://www.ipcfoodlab.com/media/ipcfoodlabmenu.pdf
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)
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