Bars/Clubs

Biscuity base. The sauce was too salty but overall it's fine

There's a lot of clams inside, and it's mainly that. It's rather fresh. The cheese sauce is a nachos type.

Decent

PSA this is from one-ninety the restaurant, but if you order it at the bar they will make it for you and bring it over. No need to go to the bar specifically, basically

It's a good souffle, edge of top was crusty
and inside was airy. In the centre was kind of molten tho

The flavour is slightly different from what you expect. I mean clearly it's chocolate but somewhat unique actually. Darjeeling ice cream was nice, there's a bit of fruitiness and a slight acidity. Meshes ok w the souffle but seems like it doesn't have an impact

Overall it's alright but abit hard to pay 20 for this after tax, unless u are into vibes

They don't welcome ppl who don't drink

Koji sable base was great, it cracks very nicely and was of the right denseness; it's barely there except to provide some crunch

Ckn parfait was good and the mushrooms combined for some serious earthiness, however they produce a bitterness together as well(or maybe it's just the mushroom?)

The powder does absolutely nothing though, compared to the intense earthiness of the other ingredients.

Overall it's worth a try if you're alr here

PS the chef is very rude to his staff, and he's not exactly warm to the guests as well

PSA the bar is walk in only, and you need to purchase dinner. Otherwise you can takeaway the cake

It's pretty tiny, the caramel is rlly mild so everything melds tgt well. There's a thin crispy layer in the middle which was pleasantly surprising. But overall very safe flavours, and not v intense so I wasn't particularly impressed, despite the promising combination.

Taking away takes awhile cos they make the chocolate curl from scratch. Abit pointless if you ask me, doesn't taste like much

There's also a bottom cookie layer which was terrible, tastes like cardboard.

Off the menu items:baked brie/camembert w maple pecan and sourdough, pastrami sandwich, baby back ribs(Sunday only)

It's decent, but the wait is really long. 30-40mins I think. Flavours were quite mild, kind of like pulled pork without sauce tbh. I gotta say the waitstaff were v charismatic, lovely people.

The spicy cheese sauce wasn't v spicy, bread could be a bit airier and crispier.

So it's 14.95+(gst). The service was really good(this dashing 20yo Swedish? who spoke perfect English) and you're supposed to tip but the quality of the food really made that difficult

It tastes exactly like an NY to me, idk why. First of all the cheesecake doesn't flow AT ALL. Though they explained it's meant to be that way, to go with the ice cream. Cheesecake itself was executed decently but it's nothing special about it at all. Take note this is 16 before service charge(tips in this case). Olivia's one is 14 lol

Salted caramel ice cream was more like shoyu ice cream, it's watery and very salty.

Come here for the service team. Srsly though, they're pretty cool

The cheesecake had a slight marshmallow texture lol. Interesting but the flavour was mild. Everything came from the intense butterscotch. Felt it needed a tad more butterscotch to balance out the tasteless cheesecake(this isn't a knock at all, it works in this case) but the butterscotch was pretty sweet so many more could have made it too sweet.

There is a bit too much salt though. Overall still a winner, as expected from this failproof combination.

I was just surprised by the total bill. In the end it was 50. Not that I didn't know the price of the individual dishes but somehow I didn't expect one main and one dessert to cost 50 lol. Though I guess everyone comes out of a bar paying more than they expected to lol

PSA NO MORE ROAST CKN

this was pretty decent though, slight crisp and a lot of tang. It's a light marinade and there's no need for lemon at all. Deboned and succulent

Sides were good too, with the herbed tomato and the fluffy baked potato

How is it that most ee-fu noodles taste bad lol. Finally a decent rendition and it's clearly the best I've had(I don't eat ee-fu noodles v often). They circumvent the usual sogginess by using thinner noodles that aren't as absorbent, but it's paired w a strong sauce that's also much much fragrant than the usual ones, so it goes well and the noodles are still flavourful. Striploin isn't half bad either.

Only complaint is that there's nowhere to hide from the cigarettes smoke, the seats only extend so far inside, not early far away enough from the outdoor tables(where they are smoking)

The blue Cheese isnt too strong at all which was great, and the generous use of hazelnut was interesting as it's commonly associated with sweet foods so there's a certain connection your brain makes, without any sweetness in the dish itself. Pretty decent but not mindblowing