A bit of a trek to find, but worth it for the food. It gets packed, so definitely book ahead. The walk from the tube is easy, which is a big plus.

The clams were really fresh and full of flavour, a generous portion too. The seafood quality is pretty good here. Made for a nice, relaxed evening.

The char siu was so fresh and tender. I really appreciate that they prepare the meats in-house. The wait for the claypot rice was a bit long, but you can tell it&#39;s cooked fresh to order. Worth it for the quality.

Lovely spot to sit outside and look at the glasshouse. Had the vegan pasta, it was tasty and filling. Coffee was good too. Bit pricey for what it is, but a nice place.

Quick bite during the lunch rush. Food came out fast, staff were friendly. Good for a speedy meal.

Stopped by for a late bite. The fried chicken with gravy was the main event&mdash;crispy outside, juicy inside. Gravy was solid. Also grabbed the ube coconut ice cream on the way out, a nice little treat.

The mussels and sourdough were a real find. The sauce was honestly the best I&#39;ve had. It&#39;s a quiet spot, and the booth seating was so comfortable. Just a lovely, relaxed meal.

The staff here are just lovely. Our server was so attentive, kept checking in without being overbearing. It really made the evening feel relaxed and easy. That kind of friendly, warm service is a nice touch.

The portions here are really generous, you definitely get your money&#39;s worth. The flavours are bold and authentic, just how I like it. A very solid meal.

The Mysore masala dosa was spot on, really well spiced. Sambar tasted just like a home-cooked one. Felt like a proper South Indian meal.

Haggis bon bons were the standout. Crispy outside, rich inside. Sticky toffee pudding was solid too. Decent wine list.

The croquettes were pretty good, and the stew was decent too. The veggie tacos were a bit small for the price, though.

The plating here is really something else. Every dish looked like a little piece of art. My main course was almost too pretty to eat. It shows they put real thought into it.

The falafel wrap was solid, and they had a decent house red that went well with it. A bit tucked away inside the mall, but worth finding.

The charcoal grill makes all the difference here. You can really taste it in the chicken &ndash; it had that perfect smoky flavour and was so juicy. Portions are huge, we couldn&#39;t finish ours!

Been coming here for years, mostly for the after-work pint. Their beer selection&#39;s always solid, and the prices haven&#39;t gone crazy like some places. Just a reliable spot to unwind outside. Service at the bar is quick and friendly, which helps.

The Tito&#39;s burrito was huge and tasty. I was surprised by the size, honestly. Ate the whole thing and was stuffed for hours. The outdoor seating is fine, just bring a jacket. Good for the price you pay.

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