Though I am not a big fan of risotto, this risotto has gone too far off. Bland, mushy, though aromatic with the use of saffron, it was being left over. However the lamb shank was very tender and easily fell off from the bone. Taste wise, it was just too salty and sour, which I found it pretty weird. Surely it did not taste like lamb at all.

In short, I would advise you to choose some other mains instead.

I think it should be named "warzone" instead of calzone. My initial perception of a calzone was lovely; crispy on the outside while soft on the inside, not forgetting the awesome fillings that filled the calzone and perhaps the powdery texture as you munch on. What I have gotten myself into was a soft and soggy calzone with rather pitiful fillings made of ground beef, olives, roasted chili and mozarella cheese. It tasted rather mild but it was alright as cheese supplied the savory dose, while roasted chili supplied the sweet dose. I could barely feel the ground beef in the calzone but cheese and chili most of the time.

The texture of the bread was wrong and the fillings was perhaps too pitiful. Pretty much this concluded all.

Being one of the "chef recommendation", I had the expectation that it would at least be decent but terrifyingly, I was wrong. The highlight of the dish itself was the disaster of all. What supposedly to be moistened and flaky (super fine though) tuna loaf was contradicting every criterion I had set my expectation on. It was dry, coarse, as if I was eating wood stick. Not only that, the sunny side up was cooked well as opposed to runny yolk that I was expecting. The rest of the things on the plate were rather decent, though not spectacular. It was a super horrifying recommendation indeed!

I like their durian chocolate cake but chocolate cheese cake is a BIG NO NO for me. First of all, I was expecting chocolate cheese in a foam of chocolate in cheese. Secondly, the cheese fillings was very dense but dry. Both were totally the opposite of what I was expecting when I bought it. The chocolate outer layer held itself tightly together when I dug into it, which made me felt like having a fight with the cake. Gosh, I wouldn't even think about it again!

To me, papaya salad is one of the Thai cuisine. The idea of spicy papaya salad with peanut sounded interesting so I ordered to try. However I did not like it at all, reason being, it tasted very one dimensional, ie sour sour sour and a little spicy. The peanut did not help counter balance the one dimensional flavor.The texture was not as crunching and I was having hard time finishing it. Indeed, I did not finish it.