Designed as if by nature itself, The Tree House is visionary in its design offering with incomparable lagoon views, cosy oversize daybeds, a pivotal centerpiece and evolving culinary temptations. Ascending a spiral staircase that winds around an ancient banyan tree adorned with stylish lanterns, diners are lured to this lofty restaurant for a dinner celebration of Omakase dishes that are almost too pretty to eat. Each course can be served with creative Sake pairings. There is an a la carte menu.
The centrepiece counter with circular seating is accentuated by the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship – one large central traditional Wagasa umbrella and smaller umbrellas made from bamboo and washi paper hang from the ceiling. Glass-style flooring projects transparency and intrinsic harmony and the views over the lotus lagoons transport diners to a bygone era of elegance and serenity. A series of tables delineate the covered terrace each sporting softly textured fabrics in shades of grey.
