We were served complimentary bubbly and I received a complimentary gift of a rose candle for the ocassion.
We were saved from the trouble of choosing our food, instead the restaurant had a set menu for V Day. A 2 course menu for $68 or a three course menu for $78 per person.
The food in Meko Dining is fine dining quality, without the accompanying pretentious pomp. The plates are not huge, the servings are not tiny. I did not have to eat KFC or McDonalds after our meal.
For amuse bouche, there was a deboned chicken wing stuffed with anchovy and prawn mousse topped with sweet chilli sauce. We had to ask the waitstaff what we were eating as the dish was served without explanation (this attests to the restaurant's unpretentious style, but the dish was a little too complex to decipher without proper description). I am not a big fan of sweet chilli sauce, but it does it's job to open up the taste buds.
| Chicken Wing stuffed with Anchovy and Prawn Mousse |
| San Choy Bow |
| Salmon Tartare with Seaweed Caviar |
| Eye Fillet with Mushroom Sauce |
My main of barramundi with macadamia crust on a bed of daikon. The crust was surprisingly light and crunchy. Although it was quite brown in some places, the barramundi was so tender and cooked beautifully. The daikon underneath was cooked, and taste a little salty. It was just delicious!
I wondered why is it that they serve two little fillets of fish instead of one big piece. Then I noticed Gaz also had two little eye fillet steaks on his plate instead of one big steak. I think the chef was thoughtful enough to provide us with servings like this so we both could share each other's plates without the hassle of dividing the food.
| Barramundi with Macadamia Crust |
We also received a passionfruit sorbet in between the courses as a palate cleanser.
| Pistachio Ice Cream, Dark Chocolate Mousse with Candied Tomatoes |
Update: This restaurant is now closed.
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