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cityweekend

A little too spicy This spin-off of the popular Hengshan Cafe is a stylish dig–black chandeliers, a significant wine rack, a huge bar and even a solarium. We asked for some water: sorry, only bottled available (Panna still, ¥28). The asparagus salad with salsa verde (¥42) was tasty, but too heavy in flavor as a starter. The Olio (¥48), spaghetti with olives, thyme and garlic was flavorful to the point where the spices were undistinguishable. Even the slices of cucumber, a clever ingredient, couldn't give our taste buds an intermission. The Grilled Canadian black cod with olives, leek and mascarpone (¥98) presented us with a delicious fillet, but we prefered to take separate bites of fish and its spinach accompaniment for the sweet spinach masked the taste of the cod. We topped it all off with a Five spice chocolate bundt cake (¥28), a warm and gooey cocoa explosion. We're not too sure where their niche is, but it's got potential. - Emily C

 

lwjava

H Cafe came as a bit of a surprise. Location is a bit off but their exceptional service (they always remember us, even over the phone!), cozy ambiance and free wifi more than makes for it. Also their food comes as delicious as it gets (love the salads & fresh tapas!) along with a surprisingly affordable price. I've only been on weeknights w/ my laptop and it's always relaxing and quiet, so its a great place to chill, do work or bring friends for a drink/snack/dinner after work.

1 year, 3 months ago

fi_jennings

Great place to chill? Sure Delicious food? Ermmm... I don't think so. At least not for the set dinners. Maybe we should have just sticked to ordering salad and tapas?!?! But I heard from other friends that this place isn't as good as what it used to be...

 

1 year, 2 months ago

lwjava

Sure, it's nothing fancy, but it definitely is a quiet oasis w/ good food if you are looking to get away from all the crowdedness & noise.

 

1 year, 2 months ago