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2011-08-31
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As my previous review for Spaghetti House mentioned, my Spaghetti House's VIP membership card was reaching to an expiry date. I had been quite a frequent visitor of the House lately and I've decided this time, the visit will be the last one for now. Tried a lot of dinner sets, I guessed it was time for some tea sets in order to draw a good conclusion for my experience in Spaghetti House for the past year. The tea sets weren't bad, but weren't too memorable comparing to their dinner sets. Perhaps
The highlight of the meal must be the White Cappucino. My Mum and I ordered four in total! We ordered two tea sets each and they offered a free drink to go along with each set. It was interesting how my Mum and I were slightly addicted to the White Cappucino once we had a sip of it. To be honest the flavour was quite light and one could hardly taste the caffeine, but I guess it was appealing to us with all the white foam on top and it was refreshing to drink a cup of Coffee-like beverage in an afternoon.
The Caesar salad with norweigan smoked salmon & garlic toast was extremly small. We were only able to grab a few bites before we found the plate empty. The smoked salmon and lettuce were not bad, the tiny tomatoes worthed mentioning as they were extremly sweet! However the garlic toasts had turned hard by the time the dish was served.
The Triple surprise: Creme brulee with prune, tomato salad with black vinegar sauce & baked chicken fillet with mushroom & cheese did not look as grand as the name sounded. You got a taste of everything, in a small portion that was. The Creme brulee and baked chicken fillet was not bad - only if the portion could be bigger. As for the tomato salad, I found it more like a side dish than treating it as part of the main item of the list. I would prefer this dish to be more attractive if the portion was small - at least it could win my heart in terms of the visual aspect..
I was most disappointed at the 6" super deluxe pizza. It was much smaller than the display picture on the MENU..and much smaller comparing to the ones served at dinner. Good thing that the pizza remained freshly baked - I always loved the melted cheese! The crusts were slightly hard which was a downfall..but I guess one couldn't demand more for a tea set that cost around 30 bucks?Frankly, I think the tea set served in Spaghetti house wasn't too bad, but the surprise definitely did not hit me as hard as the dinner sets.
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