Godet

A pub turned into something more contemporary and hype. Interesting Chinese and Asian inspired fusion food. The intention is here, the execution and results are more mixed. Very loud room despite being far from full. I appreciated having space and not being packed as is often the case in more central locations. Okay if you’re already in the neighbourhood, but probably not worth big travel/commute efforts. Decent options for wine

We went to try our Ling Ling’s food and we tried everything on the menu. Food was great and the service was quiet attentive. I liked the wines they recommended too, waiter was quiet attentive and nailed it. Our personal fav is the one in the photo.

We visited on a Sunday early dinner and it was very quiet and were seated quickly. The menu is fusion with some interesting dishes like a ragu with Parmesan. For how quiet it was no one explained the menu which would have been nice considering how unique some of the dishes were. Service was pleasant none the less. We started with wontons cabbage and cauliflower. All 3 were delicious especially the wontons which were crispy, tasty filling and a lovely sauce. The mains is where everything fell apart. I ordered the glass chicken which was just ok. The "glass skin" was left touching the broth so it wasnt crispy anymore and just wet which was unappetizing. The ragu was the strangest pasta dish we have ever had. Extremely strong with aniseed, if you do not like that flavour do not order that dish. We only ate 1 spoonful and when we complained there was no offer to replace or any care as to why we didn't eat which was disappointing. Eventually we went to the desk and asked for it to be removed from the bill which they did. Overall it was ok wouldn't come back. I felt we were never a priority and the staff were busy chatting to 2 very loud regulars that were inspecting the food at the pass for someone reason.

Gluten free noodles! Good wine! Nice people! Can’t go wrong. The place has a great vide