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Kudos to the staff @ Melt The World Cafe

 
 
 
 
 
28th August 2012
 
Celebrated our 1st year anniversary at Melt The World Cafe, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Singapore.
It was unforgettable because the staff were very warm, pleasant and attentive. The world-class service provided was synonymous with the five stars hotel brand. Apart from making sure that our needs were well attended to, the staff have displayed vast knowledge of the buffet spread. The complimentary cake for our anniversary was delicious and served at the approriate time without us asking for it. Great initiative!

Last but not least, the staff surprised us with a beautiful card endorsed with all the other staff's signatures. We were very touched by such hospitable gesture and will remember our wonderful experience at Melt The World Cafe for a very long time. 
 
I highly recommend Melt The World Cafe to anyone who is looking for good food with excellent service!
 
Keep up with the good work! :)
 
Love,
Pam

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