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2009-06-29
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All in all, a disappointing experience. Given its owner was a famous bakery chain in Italy you would expect its bread to be delicious. This is not the case. The restaurant attempted to serve bread flavored with squid ink, but the product was so hard and dry when I tried to cut the "bread", it exploded with crumbs all over the table. The other types of bread were passable only, not at all comparable to the bread served at Robuchon. When I asked the waiter to help me clean the table of bread cr
We ordered mozzarella cheese with tomato salad, and another cold appetizer involving tuna (the details of which I forgot). The mozzarella cheese was okay (although my friend described it as Park N'Shop quality), but the tomato were cut into quarters rather than a whole ring. For a salad that costs HK$180, serving tomato quarter slices seems to me like a signal the restaurant is cutting costs at desperate measures. For main we shared the signature squid ink pasta and steamed sea bass. The pasta was indeed al dente and tasted good, but th portion was so ridiculously small I felt I could finish it in two gulps. There was also a measly amount of squid in the pasta. Our second main was a steamed sea bass which to our surprise, was served whole and big enough for 3 to share - although we later found out this fish was a whopping HK$600! For dessert we ordered something involving baked apples, this was surprising good and was perhaps the highlight of the night. Their cream puff desert (courtesy of the manager for my "exploded" bread) was also very delectable. I may go back to GVSTO for high tea, but this is definitely not a place for dinner.
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