眺吧餐酒館 The Lookout Bistro & Bar

This written review is based on my expectation from the marketing materials of the chef being from a former Michelin 3 star restaurant but I've given this 3 stars based on some leniency as how I would've rated the restaurant irrespective of the Michelin star association. Keep in mind I only had breakfast there so it may not be a good reflection of what lunch or dinner may be.nnPresentation was very much emphasized but in most cases in didn't make sense. For example, the French toast was cold but it was served in a cast iron skillet (that was also cold). The freshly scrambled eggs were cooked well, but it was served on a regular dish as a side to the French toast. The greens in the salad were questionable in their freshness and the yogurt had an overwhelming creaminess that would've been better balanced with fresh fruits instead of preserved ones. Juice was a cocktail of concentrates which even a simple orange juice would have been better.nnNot a great Michelin like experience but if you are just wanting a nice lookout to have breakfast, it will pass.

Even though the restaurant is pretty small, but I had a great lunch experience here. The lunch set is surprisingly very cheap considering it includes the appetizer, main course, beverage and dessert.nFor the main course I definitely recommend pappardelle as it has an amazingly great taste ud83dudc4cud83cudffb

We were attracted by this restaurant's incredible city view because there are some bloggers who recommended it on the internet. I think the scenery of the city is pretty good but the dishes are not so great. Also, the price is so pricey. If you are looking for a spot for some drinks, you may like this one. If not, I wouldn't recommend this one for having a meal.

Good food, service. Often items on menu not available. But at least the things available are decent

Surprisingly nice food and atmosphere with a view of Central Park. Weekday afternoons are perfect for a quiet lunch and intimate conversation. The pasta is excellent.