We came here on a Sunday afternoon and the place was still not packed. Since we were a large group, we had to book a reservation ahead of time. They gave us the farthest table where there are no more tables. The view was great and even better when the sun went down and the lights turned on. The view os MBS was great especially when the light show started. The staff was composed of chinese, malay and indian, but the Chinese girl was friendlier than the other indian staff. One malay staff was a bit rude. I decided to just talk with the Chinese girl. They informed us that there is a SG$45 minimum order for every person. Ot wasn’t a big issue since most of the food on the menu are a bit expensive. I ordered the Roasted Pork Belly and I was surprised to see the serving. The serving was so little, typical of high end restaurants. The taste was great but I would have enjoyed if there was more. They also do not serve rice, that would have went best with the pork. The drinks I ordered were all good. Overall I enjoyed the experience except for the rude Malay Staff.

The location of this bar is excellent and its obvious why its so popular at sundown, Have to say the cocktails were a real disappointment at the prices they charge. All were uninspiring and had to send a very weak and tasteless Mohito back that hadn't been muddled with mint. Manager tried to fob me off saying that was the local style. In the end we ditched the cocktails and settled for good old gin and tonic.

Incredible view. Drinks were both lovely, although pricey but this is what you would expect. We booked two weeks in advance, saw a couple of people walk in but not many spots. We booked at 6:45pm and saw the transition from day to dark - would recommend this! The food offering is varied but again pricey, we got the two puddings which were good value and really tasty. Service was slightly slow, and we had a problem with the online menu which one member of staff was really unhelpful, while another grabbed an ipad and talked us through the menu! Would do again in a heartbeat - was mesmerising.