i'm glad to find the restaurant hidden away from the busyness of the city. I took my bf there for his birthday and it looked like he enjoyed it! the view was beautiful at night, but it's not a huge deal if you live DT The seats were comfortable and surrounding is elegant. service was timely and attentive.
appetizer:
Truffled Gnocchi Parisienne - smelt so good, asian flavour on the dish. lots of ingredients... i would give this a solid 4/5
Duck Pastrami - bf enjoyed it, i tried one piece, liked it more than mine, it felt high class, like something you'd serve to president obama (or ex-p??) (from master chef...) 4.5/5
main:
Halibut - i was disappointed in this dish, though bf said that was what he expected. i found the fish to be dry and lack of flavour. i was expecting it to be in some sort of soup/sauce to make it more moist. - 3/5
Grilled Sea Bass - i absolutely loved it! it was so juicy, and also the garnish were very well seasoned and they perfectly complimented the dish. - 4.5/5
desert:
the famous coconut cream pie!!! we shared one and the restaurant was nice enough to write 'happy birthday' on the dish and there was a also candle! a nice surprise. we both loved the pie even though bf isn't fond of dessert as i am. half point taken because i didn't like the weird hard/crunchy coconut bits... 4.5/5
red wine - no rating, bf said it smelt like our 2-yr old cheddar cheese... tasted like anything from lcbo.
total cost is about $200 for two. it's a decent meal and was worth it but don't think i can do this everyday. took us 2.5 hours to finish the whole meal, and i saw lots of older people there.... the ones who have both money and time. good place for a romantic dinner.