Orsa & Winston

This place gracefully combines Asian and Italian cuisine while still keeping the essence of both. The wine pairing perfectly complemented the tasting menu. One of the best dining experiences I ever had.

Fine dining but confused and messy composition - Ambiance - Modern Japanese jazz / pop - a bit of a strange choice that didn’t seem to have much cohesiveness with the food Small restaurant sitting - of about 15-18 people but comfortably spaced out. Decor is clean modern albeit a bit basic in taste. Sometimes simplicity work in its favor with taste, but this was an average modern clean open kitchen design Service is good and polite - but nothing out of the ordinary or remarkable. - Food - Prefixed menu of “5 courses” with an option to add one more. But really almost a menu of 10 items (many of which not shown) The menu design was just overall feels random. One example was a sweet potatoe ravioli, duck stew and truffles in a tomato Italian-Indian sauce. The truffles felt completely misplaced that neither went with the ravioli nor the duck nor the sauce. The overall execution of the dishes were modern fine dining cuisine done well, but again was confused and difficult to connect the dots

Fantastic place to get dinner. 10/10 for ambiance. 10/10 for food. 10/10 for service. It was definitely a treat. Didn’t really know what was going to be served until you arrived and sat down. The dishes were all unique and flavorful. Don’t want to spoil too much but would go back for sure.