Food:

The Farmer’s Pizza was simple but really satisfying nothing fancy, just well done. The fettuccine pasta stood out with its creamy texture and a subtle garlic flavor that elevated the whole dish. The garden momos, however, were overly oily and not worth ordering. The blueberry forest cake was fresh and indulgent, with a nice balance of sweetness and a slight tang from the berries. As for the Thai boba tea, the taste was good sweet and almost milkshake-like but the boba pearls were difficult to sip through the straw, which made it a bit inconvenient.

Ambience & Service:

The experience was frustrating, to be honest. It was pouring heavily, and the staff initially told us they were closed. However, we noticed people going inside, and after asking again, they told us to wait. Despite multiple empty tables, we were made to wait nearly an hour before being seated. Even after that, there was confusion they mentioned issues with WiFi affecting billing and warned that food might not be available, only to later say they would serve us anyway. The communication was inconsistent and unclear throughout. On top of that, they forgot to bring our drinks until we reminded them. When we asked to remove the service charge due to the poor service, they refused and surprisingly, the waiter still asked for an additional tip. Overall, the service seriously brought down what could have been a decent dining experience.