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Roy's

I'm starting this foodie report with a restuarant that doesn't often get a mention on the Dibb, it is on restaurant row, Sandlake Road, a few doors along from seasons 52. It is easily a match for the signature Disney restaurants but is a fraction of the price. If you join their "club" they send offers throughout the year, such as a free appetiser or dessert, or for August 2014 it was $25 off a spend of $50. These pictures are from October 2013 when DH and I visited alone on "date night" a few days' before our anniversary: the children were at the parks with our nephew who had joined us for part of our holiday. There is a much cheaper bar menu/Happy hour too and the food is equally delicious and great value at this time. It is an upscale restaurant, this one is quite dark inside, with a large open kitchen down one side. The service is impeccable: approx 2 or 3 servers per table.

This looks like a muddled mojito:

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And a pina colada:

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The edamame with salt and chilli amuse bouche are brought to your table (free) whilst you decide what you are having

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This is the tuna sushi appetiser,
Roy's Original Blackened Island Ahi* with Spicy Soy Mustard
sauce

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The appetiser sunrise roll (tuna, avocado, yellowtail and salmon) around $14

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The Roasted Macadamia Nut Crusted Mahi Mahi, with a Cream sauce instead of Lobster Cream Sauce, I think this is perfection and simplicity on a plate, it was $28 compared to $45 or more in a Disney signature

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The baked molten chocolate lava cake, which was also presented free of charge

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