After getting a good fengshui seat, I was handed over the menu. To my surprise, the price is pretty high for drinks.
"How does coffee vienna tastes like?"
"It's the mixture of coffee and cocoa, which tastes sweeter." (I supposed she mean sweeter than other coffee)
"OK, I'd like to have one & pls give me this - Teriyaki beef spaghetti."
Well, the first sip is indeed --- bitter. (not sweet at all) I tried to stir and mix the whipped cream with the coffee (eventhough I know the cream is not sweet). Another sip, still bitter. Hmm.....pretty disappointed. Not that I don't take bitter coffee but that type of bitter is "raw". Hmm....how should I put it. It's worse than a cup of Americano without sugar.
"Excuse me, I remembered you said that the coffee is sweeter but this is too bitter."
"Oh, well. Like I said, this drink is a mixture of coffee and cocoa. Perhaps it's due to the cocoa."
(err, what? what type of cocoa that you are using? cocoa is not bitter)
She offered, "I'll bring you some sugar." Then she walked away. (yup, this makes me feel better even her voice is monotone and there is, basically, a straight face)
After sometime, she came back with a pack of brown sugar.
It does not really help. I think it's the type of coffee that they use for the drink.
Before the food is served, she came back with a cup of water. Without saying a word, just put it in front of me. (a good act but carried out with a wrong gesture)
Here is the food.
the teriyaki beed is in a chunk and the worst thing is -- the beef is overcook. Hard to chew!
The spaghetti and the sauce consider ok.
My conclusion : no next visit.
