Review Pelanggan untuk Birdman

Overall score : 4.5/5 ( Rounded up to 5)

Order 1: Chicken Katsu Sandwich. Price : 80k
Order 2: Gyutan Taco. Price :80k
Order 3: Salmon Belly Claypot. Price :300k
Order 4: Spicy Carbonara Drymen. Price: 90k
Order 5: Kalbi don. Price: 150k
Order 6: Birdman Soda(pink berries).Price :58k
Order 7: Drip Coffee. Price :40k

Birdman, an low-key Japanese fusion restaurant hidden in the lobby area of Parc 18 in SCBD. A place that's best visited in the evening for a happy hour session, with minimal lighting to create a relaxing ambience for the customers. Unfortunately,this doesn't really work out well in the afternoon and the whole aesthetics of the restaurants is starkly grey and to be honest, rather depressing. However, if you can get past that, I assure you that you'll be having an excellent culinary experience here. 

**Drip Coffee** : Started off my meal with a sip of their drip coffee. Even though the initial flavor was bland, the aftertaste of the coffee really shines. It's highly recommended to have this coffee without sugar/milk to fully appreciate the unique fruity after-taste I mentioned. 

**Chicken katsu sandwich** : Typical, well-fried and a good choice for a quick lunch option.

**Spicy Carbonara Drymen** : I personally thought this too was delicious. Not too creamy like your classic carbonara, this noodle retains its Japanese-style drymen characteristics. In fact, I might actually prefer this simple, mildly creamy noodle dish over the classic kind. Also, it's not excessively spicy like many Indonesian dishes.

**Birdman soda** : Served in a vintage bottle, this sparkling juice mix is suprisingly tangy and supports the bold flavors of the entrees that's served in Birdman. A bottle serves about 3-4 people.

**Gyutan Taco** : Ah, tacos with Asian ingredients. The staple item of a fusion restaurant. Creamier than expected, making it a challenge to taste the gyutan in the taco. Could go easier on the sauce to lighten the overall flavor of this taco. 

**Kalbi Don**: Your standard setmeal with a bowl of miso soup and salad. The miso soup really stood out! A fairly generous amount of well-marinated kalbi is stacked on the rice bowl. 

**Salmon Belly Claypot** : Saved the best for the last! That mentaiko butter is a total game changer for this giant bowl of rice and salmon slices. Didn't really expect to enjoy this particular dish, but it ended up being my favorite. Bold and rich, the mentaiko butter marries the two "plain" ingredients of rice and salmon slices. Add the rest of the garnishes : sesame seeds, spring onions, nori, grated garlic and dried fish bits, and you have yourself a premium Japanese meal that's shareable between a couple people.