Under Der Linden | Pet Friendly Cafe

Had my birthday dinner here with my family and our two paw-kids, and it turned out to be a lovely experience at Under the Linden. …

A beautiful place with a lovely atmosphere. Food is slightly pricey but it was of good quality and taste. It’s a pet friendly and kid friendly place. The service was good and we didn’t have to wait much time until the food arrived. We tried the half roasted chicken with fries and ice cream as dessert. You need to make a reservation Incase you want indoor seating. We went without knowing this and had to sit outside with our baby and it was very hot and humid. It’s an Instagramable place and parking was easy as there is ample space. Overall experience was good and can recommend it to others!

We came to celebrate our dog’s birthday, and I’m so grateful they allowed our dog to roam freely such a beautiful experience! I accidentally left my LV bag at the café, and I’m beyond thankful that they kept it safe. Everything:wallet, cards, necklace was intact. The kind gentleman even verified before returning it to me. Such honesty and care are truly rare. The staff are gold, and this business deserves all the success and blessings. Thank you so much!

Went for the dinner buffet and saw few having the same. There are only 3 kinda of meats but it's more than sufficient. Beef is the best, followed by chicken. The ribs are just quite average. Ambience is on point and I can see that it's very let friendly hence the popularity. But I think they are really understaffed and you have to call out 3 times to get their attention.

Went for the buffet as recommended by a client of mine. Upon reaching the restaurant, the dining floor crew seemed not to notice us and kept us waiting for abit. We were then attended to by a waiter who seemed to be quite new to the job and …

We were received by a friendly waiter and that was the only good thing about this experience. Everything after that was a complete disaster. First of all, the so-called set lunch starting from $38 is completely misleading. If you look closely at the menu, the $38 only gets you a lemonade, a choice of appetizer, and either a prawn pasta or vegetarian risotto. Everything else has additional charges. We already made the effort to travel all the way there, so we decided to just pay more. Big mistake! The food was absolutely disappointing. The only thing remotely decent were the truffle fries and karaage. The mains were a disaster. The unagi was just adequate nothing special and the squid ink pasta was watery and tasted completely off. The ribeye steak, marinated with koji, was over-tenderized to the point that it lost all its meat flavor. The overly sweet port wine sauce tasted like teriyaki sauce and only made things worse. On top of that, the cut of meat was very thin for what they are charging. In the end, I paid about $60 per person for food that was way below expectations in both quality and quantity. This is unacceptable — the set lunch felt like a complete rip-off.