A diner slammed the portion size of a salmon set she ordered from a Western food stall at SAFRA Mount Faber, claiming it differed greatly from the illustration of the dish on the menu.
Lu Peixian (transliteration), told Shin Min Daily News that she had patronised the stall — Grill & Chill Co, located at the food court of SAFRA Mount Faber — on the evening of April 1.
The 47-year-old ordered a salmon set and paid $15.10, after factoring in a 5% membership discount.
When she collected her meal and saw the salmon portion, Ms Lu questioned a staff member, who reportedly explained that the illustration on the menu was an “old photo”.
Ms Lu added that the staff member had a “cold” attitude and did not provide further explanation or compensation.
She subsequently posted her experience on Facebook, prompting netizens to comment that the salmon was as small as a sausage or ngoh hiang, and that it looked like a “children’s meal”.
“I’m disappointed that there is a mismatch between the price on the menu and the actual portion given, and I definitely will not patronise this stall again,” said Ms Lu, adding that she hopes the eatery will refresh its menu to accurately reflect portion sizes.
