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2016-01-14
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It is the most highly talk about place in town. Instragammable food, I'm sure each and every one of you will definitely heard of this place in Bangsar Shopping Complex.Belongs to the same group of restaurant, the Oriental Group is run by their co founder Lyn. Hence the name. We were pretty much in awe about their interior. Classy and dark, it strives to be an elegant and posh dining concept with a slight hipster feeling catering to the younger crowd as opposed to their traditional Chinese restau
It is the most highly talk about place in town. Instragammable food, I'm sure each and every one of you will definitely heard of this place in Bangsar Shopping Complex.
Belongs to the same group of restaurant, the Oriental Group is run by their co founder Lyn. Hence the name.
We were pretty much in awe about their interior. Classy and dark, it strives to be an elegant and posh dining concept with a slight hipster feeling catering to the younger crowd as opposed to their traditional Chinese restaurant decorations. Not too sure whether the older generations will like such a concept, but it is definitely a hit as most of their order books are fully booked by companies functions.
We had their lunch set which cost less than RM 100 per person (which we have amended their standard set). Comes with a roasted duck salad, Ruyi Sushi, Noodles, Chicken and Dessert.
They have a lot of fancy names for their dishes. The roasted duck salad was name Gesha Dancing Salad if I'm not wrong. It was flavourful. Consisted of lotus roots, vegetables and battered roasted duck, the salad dressing was really good.
For the sushi, one may be deceptive at first for its tiny looks. The hainanese chicken rice sushi was surprisingly good, topped with chilli and ginger sauce it brings out the extra flavours in it. The nasi lemak sushi looks too cute to be eaten especially the small tiny eggs.
Will definitely come back for more!
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