Snack course was Bahn Mi, a baguette with beef and chilli pickles. Really tasty little treat.
1st course was Spring Roll, crayfish and crab in rice paper, with Vietnamese herbs. Tasty
Second course was Pho, chicken noodles with tiger prawns, mushroom and aromatic broth. Both was nice, though I would have liked more noodles.
Third course was choa vit, which is rice porridge with duck, peanut and mooli. Really liked this one. The textures and flavours were really good.
The fourth course was meant to be sea bream and squid, but I didn't fancy that, so I swapped it for the 4th course from the vegetarian menu, tofu. Came with vermicelli noodles, mango and cashews. I really liked this one as well. Don't eat tofu often, but I found myself really enjoying this.
Fifth course was Claypot Pork Belly. Served with pak choi, water chestnut, coconut rice and pineapple. Gonna be honest, the pork and the rice was good, but otherwise I wasn't a big fan of this. Not a fan of bak choi and I didn't think the pineapple worked with the dish.
And finally dessert, Vietnamese Coffee, condensed milk panna cotta, coffee cake, pandang and palm sugar. Really good dessert. The cake was moist and tasty and it was great with the panna cotta and the pandang