Flo Yeow

They're a bar, and a restaurant, all at the same time. We chanced upon them while bar hopping around London one weekend evening, and was attracted by the DJ playing some sick beats.

Wasn't disappointed, especially with the many different types of fancy looking cocktails that they serve here. Prices are on the higher side, but if you're getting a drink or two, it's still very enjoyable.

Got a smokey old fashioned, and went on to another bar after. I must admit, this place was definitely the highlight and the peak of the many bars we visited that evening; everything went downhill from here after.

It's unfortunate that there's the Dempsey premium charged. Prices are high, didn't quite like the food quality as much, and the service was a little underwhelming.

We ordered a few dishes for sharing, including the crackling chicken, wood fired tiger prawns, avocado pizza, and their kale salad. Got the warm chocolate cake, and the passion fruit flower for desserts.

Overall the dishes were good, but lacked an overall punch. They somehow do not talk to each other, and really felt like I was at a cookhouse (without the price point of actually being a cookhouse).

It's a gorgeous restaurant on a high floor of KL Four Seasons Hotel. Walking into the restaurant will probably blow your mind a little with the facade and the interior decoration; worthy of a Michelin guide restaurant.

That said, for the price paid, I was expecting their dim sum to be of much higher quality. It's good, but not great. Great, to me, is paying the same price, but getting HK cantonese dim sum quality.

Whether it's the signature crystal dumpling with morel mushroom and black truffle, the cuttlefish and australian scallop red brown rice dumpling, or the signature flounder fish with chicken and prawn dumpling, they were all good but not great.

Experience was great though, where the service team was responsive, helpful with the recommendations, and attended to us despite a last minute reservation being done.

Part of the same K11 family of malls, just that this is more neighborhood-like, carries more youthful brands, and is much smaller vs the nearby K11 Musea. If you're looking for hip and cool fashion and furniture brands, you'd want to check this mall out.

The mall is connected to TST MTR station, which makes it especially convenient.

It's honestly like any other BTS station that you'll come across, as we move above-ground from place to place. This station, like many others as well, is clean, inter-connected to key neighboring buildings, and does the job of being convenient. It also happens to be the BTS station that's the closest to the Google Thailand office.