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Ian Wan
1 reviews on 1 places
We were having lunch in Zen for a special occasion. The waiter politely greeted us at the entrance and sat us down without delay.
The restaurant was decorated with a minimalistic theme like most Japanese restaurants - simple yet clean and comfortable. In other words, it was quite Zen.
We ordered two lunch specials - one sashimi and one sushi. Both came with appetizers that could overload our tastebuds. I especially liked the steam egg with lobster meat but other appetizers were also top notch in quality.
The sushi and sashimi were fresh. The distinct sweetness of the meat jumped right out as I put them in my mouth. The chef minced the onion and mixed it in rice of the tuna roll. It enhanced the flavour of the tuna, the seaweed and the rice, making an ordinary tuna roll extraordinary.
In term of price, it was on the high side but one would find value for the dollar without a doubt.
Overall, the atmosphere, the service and the presentation as well as the quality of the food were well executed. Zen deserves a 5 star rating in my humble opinion.
The restaurant was decorated with a minimalistic theme like most Japanese restaurants - simple yet clean and comfortable. In other words, it was quite Zen.
We ordered two lunch specials - one sashimi and one sushi. Both came with appetizers that could overload our tastebuds. I especially liked the steam egg with lobster meat but other appetizers were also top notch in quality.
The sushi and sashimi were fresh. The distinct sweetness of the meat jumped right out as I put them in my mouth. The chef minced the onion and mixed it in rice of the tuna roll. It enhanced the flavour of the tuna, the seaweed and the rice, making an ordinary tuna roll extraordinary.
In term of price, it was on the high side but one would find value for the dollar without a doubt.
Overall, the atmosphere, the service and the presentation as well as the quality of the food were well executed. Zen deserves a 5 star rating in my humble opinion.