Q: positive

A: I'm disappointed in myself for only going for lunch! This place was that good, having a lot of the standard buffet fare but at such a higher quality. Favorites: lamb, mac and cheese, freshly made balsamic strawberry ice cream. The only thing I didn't like was their bland, unusually flavored al pastor tacos.

Q: negative

A: Looking at this from a perspective of where the experience ranked when compared to expectations, this was the worst dining experience of my life, hands down. My guess? The place has gotten very popular and is now resting on its laurels. The steaks were bad- cooked poorly and very fatty; the sides were bad- small, some overcooked, some flavorless; the service was bad- waiting like 30-45 minutes for our reservation and then seating our large group at two separate tables despite our res which had existed for two months, forgetting dishes from our order, not remembering who ordered what, things missing from the menu, not knowledgeable about the menu or steak in general. This experience was garbage from start to finish. An utter disappointment. STAY AWAY.

Q: positive

A: even though i'm indonesian, i really think that i'm as credible as a malaysian to review this restaurant. i even feel at home ordering the food with my accent (kangkung belacan, mee kari, rendang, roti telor, nasi lemak, udang gandum, oh wait, aren't these indonesian food? oh yea i forgot about the indo-malay culture stealing issue for decades, i'm not saying that all of the food here are being ripped off from indonesian food but SOME of them were being acclaimed as malaysian food. google about this culture stealing issue if you don't believe me) anyway i don't really care about the culture stealing issue, what we care about is that we love the food!! in general, this place is great but lacking of decent service and they keep running out of food (young coconut, and kangkung belacan on our second day visit) 1 star off because of the lame service, 15% included tip, and cash only

Q: negative

A:
So many people, including promoters, told me it wasn't worth it. Didn't listen, shame on me. Arrived at 10:00, and the line extended all the way outside the door. At about 11:30pm, we wasn't sure if we were going to make it, so we asked one of the guys ushering and yelling at the ladies (yes, 95% ladies) to stand in single filed lines how long they estimated the wait would be. I had a promoter that could've gotten us into other places - Light, XS, Tryst, Marquee - for free if the Hakkasan line was too long, BUT I had to tell him before 12:30pm. The guy told us 45 minutes, so we were like, oh, okay, that's not too bad. We freaking waited for 3 hrs. Apparently, the issue was because the club was at maximum capacity, sine they tried to fit about 4000 - 6000 people into the club. Alright, I guess if the club is amazingly gorgeous, it would've been worth the wait, but when I went in, my first thought was "... really?" SO many stairs, why the heck are there so many stairs even on the dance floor??? Absolutely nowhere to sit at all, we couldn't even go to the front to see Calvin Harris because they had tables there and they were blocked off for the rich and mighty. And after a 3 hr wait, our feet were killing us so badly we couldn't even enjoy the music and left after an hr. No, no, no no no. The only good thing was that some girls working there were handing out white chocolate balls with ice cream. Other than that... me sad, me miss XS, me go there next time. It would've been great to see Harris, but honestly, when I'm drunk, I can't tell whether the DJ is Harris or Boi2chainz.