fWas surprised by the number of customers there even though it's located in quite a far flung location.. means that pple are willing to travel for the food here! hence my expectations went up a little.

and they delivered on those expectations. firstly the sunset views and the calmness of the place set us at ease. the concept of safari dining was very evident with the field chairs and slightly lower tables, as well as outdoor dining via tentages. service was prompt and friendly - which is always a plus.

we went for the aburi mentai salmon don + torched aburi prawn pasta, along with some sides (battered fish bites + Szechuan mala karaage) I was surprised by the size of the prawns given (huge) and that it packed quite the flavour. the sides tho was the winner for me - the battered fish bites wasnt too jelat with the batter, and taste wise was on point. the Szechuan mala karaage could have been even spicier.. but that's just me.

If this place has live music - that would be the icing on the cake.