Faber Hill Bistro

Patronised this cafe in the late night when it was quiet and just romantic for two. Ha ha...

As it was late, and they only served snacks during that period from 10:30pm -1:30am... I didn't get to order the main course dishes but just a plate of chicken wings that cost $14.40. And it tasted fabulous as it was served hot from the oven with its special tasting chilli sauce. 

Though pricey with drinks to top it up, it was definitely worth it for the ambience right on the top of Mt Faber. Only not-so-good was not having a clear view to enjoy the scenery.
 
  
Must Tries: Chicken Wings 

was abit skeptical when i entered the restaurant. Firstly, we were the only customers there during lunchtime. Secondly, I had the preconceived perception that lebanese and generally middle eastern food, comes in expensive small potions.

the pictures in the menu didn't really whet my appetite. the colors and photos looked old and didn't look appetising at all. I'm a visual person. Combed thru the entire menu and reluctantly ordered some salad and chicken appetiser which is served with pita.

The rest of the group (15 pax!)ordered their own main courses and some side dishes to share. 

We ordered most of the main courses and they came in generous portions and tasted good. The pictures in the menu didn't do justice to the food. They need a better photographer and camera!

We loved the lebanese spices rice (not sure what it's called) that came with some of the main courses. It was fragrant and yummy!

My only grouse was that the food took quite long but forgave them since we had a large group and in return, we had a satisfying lunch.

Advice is to order a less main courses if you are not big eaters and order more side dishes and appetisers to share. They have a huge menu