Service: Oh, it was good! Maybe it's because the place was deserted at 7pm on the Saturday night, but the waitress was very nice: I asked the restaurant to prepare a table with a view of the fish tank while Sam was still running on the ramp along the corridor, & the waitress very wisely placed the baby chair directly facing the fish tank. Hence, Sam was happily entertained throughout the meal. A great blessing!!!
Baby chair: The clean sturdy-looking wooden chair was comforting at 1st sight with its safety harness. However, halfway through the meal, I found Sam no longer facing the table. Apparently, the chair can be rotated around on its legs (dunno for what reason. for ease of storage?), & Sam had loosened the locking peg by simply shaking around in his seat!I spent the rest of the meal trying to forestall Sam shaking to loosen the peg on purpose!
Kids' utensils: No plastic versions available. A metal teaspoon & a small ceramic bowl was provided after I requested for utensils for Sam. Fortunately for me, Sam wasn't in a playing-with-bowl mood today. ;P
Kids' menu: Nil. However, the menu includes ochazuke (rice with various ingredients in tea), which is perfect when Sam's not in the mood to chew rice.
Entertainment: No planned ones. However, the fish tank, so obviously for good fengshui, turns out to be a great distraction for Sam. He kept wanting to show the fish his cars & made several tries asking the fish to stop swimming!
The ring-shaped chopsticks holder provided also turned out to be an unexpected toy. Sam had a lot of fun wearing it as a ring on his finger & charting it around on his toy cars.
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