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2010-07-07
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Walked past here so many times, the exterior is grey and looks dark inside, so I always thought it was closed.I assumed it was one of those classy places that serve western sets, however it turned out to be vegetarian.The staff could speak a bit of English which was OK.I came on the wrong day, because the sets on other days are much better.Ordered two sets, one was Red curry and the other was lasagne.The red curry had that lemon grass herb in it, and there was a small portion of pearl rice to go
I assumed it was one of those classy places that serve western sets, however it turned out to be vegetarian.
The staff could speak a bit of English which was OK.
I came on the wrong day, because the sets on other days are much better.
Ordered two sets, one was Red curry and the other was lasagne.
The red curry had that lemon grass herb in it, and there was a small portion of pearl rice to go with it.
The Lasagne tasted like canned spinach, and the lasagne sheet wasnt proper, it was like thick tough filo pastry.
Overall, the starter was the best, beetroot and tofu.
The tables were cramped apart from the window area, and the people were very noisy making it hard to place an order.
The drinks section was Ok, I got the piccadily tea, which is basically just breakfast tea.
As for the pricing, is it pricer than the average pub food @$88 per set with another 10% on top.
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