The reservation is made using a QR code, so you don’t have to wait long at the entrance; the overall process is quite convenient. Once seated, you'll find three small cups on the table for free tasting of the soup bases provided by the restaurant, which is thoughtful and helps with making a choice.
🔹 Pan-seared Lamb $439
🔸 Truffle Indulgence Set $999
You can choose one Truffle Wild Mushroom soup base + one self-selected soup base. I also chose the Truffle Wild Mushroom for the self-selected base, resulting in a somewhat repetitive flavor of the soup base; next time, I recommend pairing it with a different flavor to avoid monotony.
For the two main dishes, you can choose items for $368 or pay extra for a different option. We chose one chicken and upgraded to premium flank steak, but since the soup base already includes four pieces of chicken, it’s not recommended to choose chicken for the main course!!!
The flank steak has delicately and evenly distributed marbling, with noticeable muscle striations and fibers. It is not as fatty as Wagyu and does not have the common beef smell, so I recommend trying it.
The side dishes were a wave noodle and a vermicelli, which were quite average, nothing special.
The truffle season appetizers allow you to choose two. We picked a truffle mushroom Italian dumpling and a truffle chicken paste.
The truffle chicken paste has a smooth texture, but the truffle flavor is too faint, lacking any surprises, which was a bit disappointing.
As for the truffle mushroom Italian dumpling, I really suggest skipping it; my family and I found it quite unappetizing. The skin was thick, and the filling was scant, resulting in a lack of layers and an experience similar to eating undercooked dough. In the end, no one finished it.
Additionally, we ordered:
🔹 Very Thin Tofu Skin $29
🔸 Hand-made Squid Paste
🔅 It feels like this restaurant is a bit understaffed, so you might have to wait a little.
🔅 Drinks, water, and sauces are self-serve.
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