Waitress: What??
Me: A Mojito.
Waitress: What??
Me: D, could you please?
D: A Mojito.
Waitress: Sorry, we don't have that on the menu.
Me: Huh? L, could you please point out the item for her?
After L does this she says, with a rather smug look on her face that makes me realise she heard us all long...she was just trying to make a point.
She goes on to tell us they don't have Mojitos. They're moh-JEE-tos.
Uh...okay whatever makes you happy.
After all that, it came out with a couple of measly mint leaves that were kind of brown at the edges. And didn't taste that good.
But anyways, the whole incident had our table quite amused for the evening.
On to the good stuff, though. The place is really lovely and welcoming. I'd give it an A for ambiance. The bar looks welcoming and the opposite wall is lined with bottles. The super cool dispensing system I read about looked pretty awesome, though we didn't feel like trying it out the other night.
The staff were also pretty pleasant. This is also one of those places where they'll dim the lights and sing along with you and your friends when they bring out the cake if you've come to celebrate a birthday..and have brought along cake.
Had the waitress been right as far as pronunciation was concerned, I would've said the whole experience was educational, too.
Food was just so-so. Rather pricey, with the below bowl of rice with flakes of Salmon and the salad costing RM29.
Would probably go back again...most likely just to try out that whiskey and wine dispensing system or for a coffee.
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