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I waited a good few months before patronizing, and wasn't disappointed at all. The service was a bit uneven but overall quite attentive.
Starter - prawn salad - very fresh prawn with tangy salsa. Great start to a meal.
Main - veal - I normally don't like veal but the staff highly recommended it. Not disappointed! Ample portion, tender and juicy meat, packed with flavors.
600
Good
Was really impressed by the food, the decor, and definitely hands down the bathroom with the best view!
The restaurant was smaller than it looks in photos, although the bar is really cool.
A special mention must be made for their head sommelier, Kimberly Drake. She does an amazing job. Really attentive staff, good service.
Must trys: the steak tartare, and the steamed sea bass in a watercress ginger coriander bouillon. Delicious and light.
Around $500 per person without wine
Sunday brunch yesterday @ Cafe Gray Deluxe was relaxing, and delicious.
Started with a steak tartare, which had a unique gray ketchup-style sauce and potato chips (crisps) which I could not stop eating.
This was followed by a light seabass in a delicious clear soup.
Finished the 3 course meal with a rum chocolate toast. Sinful but again, well worth it!
Great cafe!
400 per head excluding wine
While the space is lovely and the views impressive, the food does not match.
Some of the dishes were tasty and enjoyable, except for my main which was tasteless, and why are the portion sizes so small? Not sure I will go back.
$500 per head for lunch
A few things need ironing out but overall the team is doing something right. High expectations for a restaurant bearing Gray Kunz's name and the food doesn't disappoint. Only complaint is that the set lunch portion is small for most people.
$350 at lunch
A fantastic addition to the Pacific Place group of restaurants. Penthouse views, with beautiful interiors, matched by a cool, but quiet open kitchen. Tables are elegant, but without table clothes. Could this be casual chic?
The food is fantastic. The menu is quite limited, but the food is really good.
I had the crab bisque, and the coq au vin. Was very impressed by the coq au vin, as they deboned the chicken, and the taste of the sauce is incredible.
Service is still green, but hope that would change soon, once the place is run-in.
550
Having only opened for a few weeks, they have been doing a good job. decent service and great decor. I used to frequent Cafe Gray in NYC. I would consider this outlet to be a bit more toned down but maybe its because I only ate lunch set there. Chef Kunz was actually there in the kitchen making sure everything flows smoothly. His food is always pungent, perfect for those who love strong flavors. HIGHLY recommend the Coq Au Vin, its the best! Im going back in a week to try the dinner. So far its shaping up to be a great addition to HK.
$450/pp
Cafe Grey Deluxe is just that Deluxe!
Start off at the Bar where the charming and knowledgable "Sam" will guild you through the list of cocktail & spirits. Ask him to create a special cocktail just for you.
The Bar snack are a nice change from chips, nuts and japanese nibbles.
If your perkish the additional snack menu is limited.
The menu is simple and well priced.
The wine list is well worth a look with a few hidden jems, yet a little pricy.
Overall a welcome addition to the area.
"Oh" Check out the toilets Felix eat your heart out!
$1200