We also attended with a voucher but was pleasantly surprised. I do agree that the menu is a bit confused but the meals were well cooked and the wine was of standard quality. Staff were quite friendly too. The voucher made this great value but not somewhere I'd travel out of my way for. I would certainly consider eating there again if in the area and hungry.

Approximate cost: $25

We bought one of those vouchers from group buy website and were excited to try tibetan cuisini. Well, that's what it says on the website anyway, but when we got to the restaurant it was more a confused cuisin rather than tibetan. They served steak with pepper sauce, duck with orange sauce, and then indian curry, also nasi goreng- which is clearly an indonesian cuisine?? As soon as I saw the menu I knew that we were going to be disapointed with our meals. The manager at first was all smiling and friendly but changed his attitude as soon as i showed him the voucher. There was only one waitress working that night and it took her half an hour to get our drink orders. We had to keep calling for the waitress to serve us. It took an hour to get our food even though there were oly 3 other customers in the restaurant. The foods were extremely greasy and swimming in oil. After we finished main course, the waitress came over to ask for our dessert orders. The waitress told us today's special and ask if we would like to get them. Some of us said yes but then the waitress then told us we have to pay for the desserts because it's not on their "normal" menu. Our vouchers entitled us to desserts and did not say we can only order from the "normal" menu. Our voucher also stated that we are entitled to 2 bottles of wine, but we were only given one bottle. When we asked for it, the manager stared at us and looked as if he'd like to poision us all right there and then.

Approximate cost: $25