Freddy Samad

Food is not too bad, but space is super small and the waiters are very hard to be called upon. Price is quite fair but they better make the tables bigger and get roomier joint.

Not a bad sushi place for quick lunch. Variety is quite good but price is not as cheap as it used to. Sushi taste is quite good, size also not bad. Ingredients are fresh and the rice is done right. The hamachi is quite alright, which is my gold standard for sushi test. Spicy tuna is ok, unagi is how it's supposed to be. Salmon is wonderfully fatty. Soba has good chew and soup. Fried jalapeños is fun to eat. Tempura has good crisp. Chicken teriyaki has some improvement to do.

Ambiance is so so, service is quite fast.

Pretty good place for dimsum. Food is not bad at all, and the price is decent. The size of the morsels are good and big. Taste is good, as a good dimsum should be, even though personally I think the taste is not the best in town. Ambiance is good, crowded but not too noisy. Decor is very good chinese interior with good lighting.
Cheap? Not really but quite affordable.
Would I come back? Yes.

The place is quite nice and beautiful. I like the way they put the bamboo lantern lights on the ceiling, it gives the sophisticated feeling to the place.

Food is quite nice and they have plenty of choices. I feel the food is very fresh, something I'm very skeptical about restaurants with pre-cooked food. The bebek bakar is exceptionally good, and the humble fried tofu is super soft and tasty. The ovals are ok but nothing special.

Price is quite decent, not too expensive but also not cheap.
The only complaint I have is they put lots of distancing signs but don't really enforce it and quite happily pack more customers as many as they can.

Perhaps I have to come back a few more times just to try out 25% of their menu listing, which I think I might.