The deal was a half-price deal, $20 for $40 worth of food. The hotel wasn't difficult to locate, but the size of it sort of threw me off balance. It is probably the cutest, and smallest, hotel I've came across in Singapore. The restaurant is by right an alfresco style restaurant. We somehow were offered indoor seats with air-conditioning (thankfully). However, it was sofa seats with low tables. Great for drinks probably, but not the most comfortable for meals.
We went on a day when we had a late and heavy lunch. As such, we didn't really over order like we normally do. After browsing through the small menu, we finalized on a Caprese salad, a tenderloin steak and a carbonara. The mains were decided on based on the waiter's recommendation. He returned and informed us that the Caprese salad is unavailable - they were having plans to remove it from the menu (boo...), and recommended us the Mesclun salad. But we were more interested in the ingredients in the Caesar salad, but preferred the balsamic vinaigrette from the Mesclun, so we asked for a fusion of a Caesar salad without the Caesar dressing, substituted with the vinaigrette.
The salad was a decent sized and decently flavored one. Nothing out of this world but we enjoyed the bacon pieces in it. The carbonara was surprisingly good. Not overly creamy and cloying, yet with just enough richness to satisfy the palate. The tenderloin was a nice, thick piece of meat. The flavor was good, the texture acceptable, the portion comfortable. It was served on a bed of extremely smooth mashed potatoes. Overall, we had a pretty happy meal.
Carbonara fettucine |
Caesar salad with vinaigrette dressing |
Tenderloin steak |
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