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2019-02-01
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Harbour Cafe has mostly been on the traditional and Japanese side for buffet offerings.I was quite surprised to discover they had Mediterranean delights so decided to give it a try.Mediterranean cuisine is a touch of Greek, Levantine, Turkish etc so you will find a lot of olives and feta cheese at play.At Harbour Cafe, their dishes are heavily inspired by all these ingredients but they will rotate different dishes every night.As well as Med dishes, they also have seafood and oysters etc and each
I was quite surprised to discover they had Mediterranean delights so decided to give it a try.
Mediterranean cuisine is a touch of Greek, Levantine, Turkish etc so you will find a lot of olives and feta cheese at play.At Harbour Cafe, their dishes are heavily inspired by all these ingredients but they will rotate different dishes every night.
As well as Med dishes, they also have seafood and oysters etc and each guest will get an abalone with duck feet.
Locals just love seafood but it was a relief for me as there was finally more on the Western front.Started on the paella because I just love my carbs.
Also had the kebabs as I really miss these tasty grilled chunks of meat.
Both hot dishes were exciting as I just love olives and feta cheese and the sauce was delish with rice.
The scallops were quite salty as the sauce was strong.
Last but not least was the steamed glutinous rice with crab. The rice beneath is the best as it has soaked all the rich crab flavours.
Will be back again when if they have some other new items but this hotel is going to be popular soon as the area nearby is getting a revamped.
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