Ordered dinner from here tonight. The food came very well packed, in well designed and strong boxes and packaging. Portions were quite small, really, and the half flatbread was more like a taco. Wish they had a refocus and spent the money on the portions, rather than the packaging. The wife, who is generally a small eater, even still felt hungry after the meal. The wife enjoyed the tangy tomato with basil soup, which was certainly more tasty than my pumpkin soup, which I found to be bland. The half bulgogi beef flatbread was nice, but not too filling. It was lucky that I had ordered an extra bread roll. The homemade ice lemon tea and homemade Jasmine green tea were okay.
The outlet uses a self-ordering machine, which is convenient in theory. However, the menu layout is quite confusing, with many add-ons and customisations. It was honestly a bit overwhelming, especially since I wasn’t feeling well on the day we visited, and it became a turn-off rather than a convenience. We ordered a couple of soups, but they tasted rather bland. Initially, I thought it might be due to my poor appetite, but both my husband and daughter felt the same, so it wasn’t just me. Overall, the experience was a little disappointing given the cost and expectations.
Hearty soup, warm bun, crispy sandwich topped with fresh onion, mesclun leaves and smokey salmon strips. Can taste the freshness of the ingredients in every bite. Completing this meal with slightly tart hibiscus tea. This restaurant is clean and staff are friendly. A truly delightful dinner experience!