Came here in March for a birthday celebration (I thought I already made a review but apparently not...).
The place was relatively easy to get to and had huge glass windows to look through. The interior of the restaurant was also very well presented and there was a great atmosphere.
The staff were very friendly, patient and attentive. One thing is that they didn’t really tell us much about what was in each dish, but otherwise, their service was great and they were quick and efficient for the most part.
The food was also very nice! We got:
- 6 of each of the oyster variations (some did have shells, but they tasted good)
- the wood fired flat bread with the wattleseed and the za’atar- very nice (loved the combination of the two), but the bread was quite browned (“burnt”) in some areas, so keep that in mind
- the mussels and hash brown: the mussels were well cooked - not chewy, and the hash brown was the perfect texture!!
- the raw Hiramasa kingfish, avocado, finger lime, coriander cracker: a good combination of tastes and textures
- the zucchini flowers, truffle honey, pecorino: I really enjoyed this but there wasn’t much of it.
- date glazed wagyu tongue, our yoghurt, sesame, baharat: didnt eat this because I don’t eat red meat, but my family said it was well cooked
- one of the specials, with lamb neck and potato: my family said it was well cooked and tasted good
For dessert, we got the:
- classic olive oil icecream: I’ve gotta say this was the highlight. It was so good that I wanted to get another. Great mix of tastes and textures, not too sweet, and a great unique dessert
- banana tarte tartin, roasted banana & pine nut ice cream: definitely a bit more on the sweet side and the serving was pretty generous, compared to the other dishes! I would also recommend this
- Turkish coffee tiramisu: nice but not one of my favourites !!
Overall, I’d come here again. The serving sizes were a little small for the price, but it was a good experience.