The restaurant is being renovated since March 2018. It will take about 3 months to reopen.
Sat there for 40 mins waiting for our main course after the soup. Won't go back in a hurry.
Good scenery but a little noisy due to railway nearby.
Pro tip: If you're there to try the water park like I was and looking for budget friendly food. Walk past this restaurant towards the play area, there's a little food stall. If you can bring your own food, I'd recommend doing that instead.
Actual review: Foods alright. The lady that served us spoke very little english, fortunately for me, my aunt can speak cantonese. I don't think the prices are reasonable. Well overpriced for me. Expect to spend at least HK$100 (any one item is around this price range) for a very little portion. The place looked quite clean. It was almost empty throughout the entirety of my presence in the park (on a weekday).
Service good
Good environment
But need to familiar with the road as the entry from Tai Po road is not very obvious
Nice place to eat, nice scenery, a bit pricey for the area
It's pricy, afternoon tea set costs about HKD100 plus 10%.
The food is not extremely good but ok good. Comfortable environment that you can have serious talk
On the pricey side of things and of average quality. It's very empty on a weekday but can be very crowded on a weekend due to the fact that it's situated next to an attraction.
Food is expensive and taste barely okay. What is good is the accessories: pedal boats for rent to enjoy a close up lake view.
When you enter the restaurant, you smell a weird smell but you'll get used to it after some time. The water tastes quite funny but that was only in my opinion. The view was great and you can take a paddle boat out. The time for the food to arrive was long and but the food was good. I mostly enjoyed the NY Cheesecake. I'd say that if you like a bit of view and you have a game with you, then this is the restaurant for you