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fresh Pacific oyster, rice vinegar ice, fermented citrus OR steamed oyster, trinity dressing, emerald oil
grilled with confit garlic, glass noodles
golden mantou, flying fish roe
yuzu mayo, toasted sesame seeds
xo sauce, micro coriander
chinkiang vinegarette glaze, spring onion
sweet-sour dressing, fried basil
spicy-numbing dressing, taro chips
sesame dressing, caviar
ginger and spring onion relish, baby cos
corn puree, grilled corn salad
toasted sesame seeds
fragrant paste, saffron chicken stock
black truffle, pickled shiitake
flame-grilled bug, salmon caviar
macadamia nuts, crispy tofu skin
200g Ora King salmon steamed with pickled green mustard
braised and flame-grilled with spring onion & coriander relish
flame-grilled Wagyu with green tomato
Jerusalem artichoke, crumble
coconut foam, light fruit
coconut mousse, raspberry
Aperol, Prosecco, Soda
Anther Gin, Ginger, Mango & Lemon Myrtle
MGC Gin, Raspberry, Kaffir Lime Leaf, Lime Juice
Peach Schnapps, Poire Williams, Lemon
Midori, Belvedere Vodka, Lime, Lemon, Lemonade
Laurus Osmanthus Gin, Cointreau, Lime, House Syrup, Orange, Sage
Belvedere Vodka, Cointreau, Parfait Amour, Lemon
Fen Chiew Baijiu, Cranberry, Lime, Triple Sec, House Syrup
Fen Chiew Baijiu, Lychee, Lime, Coconut
Iasmine Tea Vodka Infused, Italicus, Midori, Chilli syrup
Ovant Grace, Lychee Juice, Ginger, Lime
Ovant Grace, apple, lemon, house syrup
Yes You Can Alcohol Free Spritz, Orange
Ovant Verve, Mint & Basil Syrup, Raspberry, Lemon
Ovant Verve, Orgeat Syrup, Lemon
Ovant Royal, Lapsang Souchong Tea, Lemon, Ginger Syrup
Dry Tonic, Lemonade, Dry Ginger, Coke, Coke Zero
Light, fresh and fruit driven bubbles, what a great place to start!
A fusion of fruit deliciousness, hints of lime with a splash of lychee
A subtle touch ofspicesfrom the oak, and a clean mineral finish makesthis a complex, yet easy to drink wine
A beautiful core of focused acidity provides just the right balance with the touch of residual sweetness, creating a complex and vibrant wine
Barrel aged, refined and nicely balanced with spice and savoury flavours complimented by taste of red berries
Classic Barossa Shirazshowing ripe black fruits, berry, dusty oak and mixed spices. The plate shows the plum and aniseed with full body and long finish
Medium bodied blend of Inkwell grown Grenache and Mataro. Aged in old French oak hogsheads for 9 months
Butterscotch, raisin and treacle combine with weighty texture and rich sweetness
Espresso, Double Espresso, Long Black
Café Latte, Flat White, Cappuccino, Macchiato, Magic
Origin: Zhejiang Hangzhou. Yuezhou region.Tasting: Sweet, mellow, and rounded, a hint of roasted chestnut. Best temperature to brew 2022 Long Jing is between 75-80 celsius. Serving 6g each serve
Origin: Zhejiang Hangzhou. Westlake region. Tasting: Sweet, mellow, and rounded, distinctly vegetal and umami. Best temperature to brew 2023 Long Jing is between 72-76 celsius. Serving 6g each serve
Origin: Fujian Zhenghe, between Wuyi Mountain and Jiufeng Mountain. Tasting: Sweet nectar fragrance, long-lasting rich. Best temperature to brew Baimudan is between 90-95 celsius. Serving 6g per serve
Origin: Fujian Zhenghe, between Wuyi Mountain and Jiufeng Mountain. Tasting: Sweet nectar fragrance, long-lasting rich. Best temperature to brew Silver Needle Pekoe is between 85-90 celsius. Serving 6g each serve
Origin: Taiwan Ruifeng. Alishan tea district 500-1700 meters altitude. Tasting: Full-bodied, with floral scent and fruity. Best temperature to brew Taiwanese Oolong is 100 celsius. Serving 5g each serve
Origin: Mount Wuyi, north of Fujian, southeast of Xiujia. Tasting: High and long-lasting, with roasted fire scent. Strong mellow, strong astringency, obvious "unique rock rhyme". Best temperature to brew Da Hong Pao is 100 celsius. Serving 8g each serve
Origin: Mount Wuyi, north of Fujian, southeast of Xiujia. The Qi Dan variety is one of the original Da Hong Pao mother bush varieties which was propagated throughout Wuyi from the original Da Hong Pao trees in the 1980's. Tasting: Pannacotta, cooked peaches, cherry sweets. Tingly with a sweet mangosteen aftertaste. Best temperature to brew Empress Da Hong Pao is 100 celsius. Serving 7g each serve
Origin: Mount Wuyi, north of Fujian, southeast of Xiujia. Ma Tou Yan area is 425 meters high. Rou Gui varietal has been grown here for over 100 years and many of the bushes are quite old. The mineral taste of the Zheng Yan area is present in this tea. Tasting: Mineral, roasted character with chocolate, and dried fruit notes. Best temperature to brew Zhen Yan Rou Gui is 100 celsius. Serving 7g each serve
Origin: Tong mu guan in Wuyi Mountain, Fujian. "Lapsang" refers to the products from same region with same altitude and same production procedures. Tasting: Full-bodied mellow wine, sweet aftertaste, with floral and fruity. Best temperature to brew Lapsang Souchong is 90-95 celsius. Serving 4g each serve
Origin: Yunnan region. Tasting: Sweet mellow wine, smoky, the floral is rich and long lasting. Best temperature to brew Dianhong Xianqu is 90-95 celsius. Serving 4g each serve
Origin: Xishuangbanna, Yunnan. Tasting: Orchid fragrance, texture heavy and thick, sweet after taste. Best temperature to brew Pu-er is 100 celsius. Serving 7g each serve
Taste: High altitude where low temperature allows the flowers to grow slowly and acquire more flavour. This results in a dark red brew with a delicious taste of caramel and dark honey. Serving 4g each serve
Taste: It is fresh, rich, refreshing, and sweet aftertaste. Jasmine flavours is long-lasting high and dense. Serving 5g each serve
Taste: The gentle sweetness of white peach, along with its fresh and delicate flavour, is a perfect complement with Oolong Tea Leaves. Fragrant and light on the palate, this blend is aromatic and refreshing. Serving 5g each serve
Taste: The tiny golden Osmanthus flowers can be seen mixed in with the dark chocolate and golden downy fine twisted leaves and they result in gorgeous honey sweet, fruity, malty, slightly woody drink with tobacco hints. Serving 5g each serve