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2013-08-26
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Came here with my family for lunch on a weekday. Luckily we made a booking in advance because it was quite full. It was my first time visiting this restaurant and I was quite taken back by the interior design. The decor is a modern take of a sushi restaurant with Western influence. There isn’t many tables available which ensures that the customers can eat and relax in a spacious environment.The restaurant offers a selection of lunch sets and we opt for the Premium Sashimi Platter ($298) and the
The restaurant offers a selection of lunch sets and we opt for the Premium Sashimi Platter ($298) and the Deluxe Sushi Platter ($338). All the sets included appetizers (such as a bowl of salad and steam egg) and a dessert.
The sushi set arrived first and there were ten pieces with a negi-toro roll and uni sushi served on the side. I think the sushi and sashimi sets are based on seasonal items as we were not offered a choice. The food was very delicious - the sashimi slices were thick and fresh. The star of the sashimi platter for me would definitely have to be the toro. Literally melts in your mouth - like all good toro should!
The price of the food is obviously up in the high end market. The food and the decor is able to justify its prices. However, I was slightly disappointed with the service. We had a few minor incidents where the waiters accidentally overfilled our tea and accidentally dropped some food as they were taking away our plates. Harmless mistakes - but given the environment and price of the food it was definitely hard to forgive.
I really enjoyed our lunch date at this restaurant. Perfect for a special occasion or one of those moments where you feel like a bit of a splurge!
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