Prima Tower Revolving Restaurant

[makapaaa]

Feb 17, 2010

Tricky exit after reunion dinner

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LAST Saturday, my family headed to Prima Tower Revolving Restaurant for a much anticipated reunion dinner. Upon reaching the place, we had to join a long queue at the only two lifts available to get up to the restaurant.
After dinner, we had to go through the same ordeal to take the lift down, but the crowd was simply massive and a couple of us resorted to taking the stairs. We ended up in a dingy area with no clear directions to the exits. We turned to a worker from Prima for assistance, but he simply directed us to a place where a huge crowd had already formed.
We got stuck at this lift - in a very tight corner which could accommodate only three adults at a time. Several of us began to wonder if fire safety measures were in place.
The combination of huge crowds and the absence of clear directions on exit routes is indeed a cause for concern. Why were there no ushers to facilitate the movement of guests?
Back on the ground floor, we encountered another snag. The valets could not attend to guests and car owners resorted to self-service by picking out their own keys from the box, then scouting around for their vehicles before driving off. It was an obvious case of demand surpassing supply. I am puzzled that the management had not foreseen such a situation and come up with a plan to cope with the traffic flow.
Crowds are to be expected, especially during the festive season, and what needs to be looked into is having a system to facilitate the arrival and departure of guests, and more importantly, ensuring the safety of all who patronise the restaurant.
Eunice Ong (Ms)

 

[Ramseth]

It was an obvious case of demand surpassing supply. I am puzzled that the management had not foreseen such a situation and come up with a plan to cope with the traffic flow.
Crowds are to be expected, especially during the festive season, and what needs to be looked into is having a system to facilitate the arrival and departure of guests, and more importantly, ensuring the safety of all who patronise the restaurant.

I'm puzzled that she didn't foresee such a situation too, and if unable to cope, should have planned to eat elsewhere or at home where she could cope, or with situation within her forseeable range.

 

[shelltox]

Feb 17, 2010

Tricky exit after reunion dinner

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LAST Saturday, my family headed to Prima Tower Revolving Restaurant for a much anticipated reunion dinner. Upon reaching the place, we had to join a long queue at the only two lifts available to get up to the restaurant.
After dinner, we had to go through the same ordeal to take the lift down, but the crowd was simply massive and a couple of us resorted to taking the stairs. We ended up in a dingy area with no clear directions to the exits. We turned to a worker from Prima for assistance, but he simply directed us to a place where a huge crowd had already formed.
We got stuck at this lift - in a very tight corner which could accommodate only three adults at a time. Several of us began to wonder if fire safety measures were in place.
The combination of huge crowds and the absence of clear directions on exit routes is indeed a cause for concern. Why were there no ushers to facilitate the movement of guests?
Back on the ground floor, we encountered another snag. The valets could not attend to guests and car owners resorted to self-service by picking out their own keys from the box, then scouting around for their vehicles before driving off. It was an obvious case of demand surpassing supply. I am puzzled that the management had not foreseen such a situation and come up with a plan to cope with the traffic flow.
Crowds are to be expected, especially during the festive season, and what needs to be looked into is having a system to facilitate the arrival and departure of guests, and more importantly, ensuring the safety of all who patronise the restaurant.
Eunice Ong (Ms)

Everything rely on the management, the government, in case of emergency she is a dead duck without survival instinct.

 

[IR123]

I'm puzzled that she didn't foresee such a situation too, and if unable to cope, should have planned to eat elsewhere or at home where she could cope, or with situation within her forseeable range.

If I am in her shoes, I may feel the same way.

The situation may not be foreseeable because one would have thought the management will have contingencies to cater for the larger crowd. That is a reasonable expectation.

However i doubt Prima can do anything about the lift capacity. They could have suspended the car valet system though.

 

[jw5]

She should hire her own driver and a few bodyguards.

 

[QXD]

Cheebyekia sadfuck homo bapok pondan chow ah kua Boob Sim Kheng Hwee...

How many Laukwaybu did a motherfuckersonofabitch did you have to con to get a free meal at such a expensive restaurant??!??



You stole temple donation money and the chief monk told you to fuck off!

You bashed your 80 y.o.father until bloody when he threw away your gay porn!

You called your mother LAUCHEEBYE when she reprimanded you for doing fuck all at home except prostituting yourself round-the-clock in cyberspace!

You also stole handphones and claimed that handphones waved at you!

You steal others forum password!

You tried to con a forummer's property!

You tried to con the same person to include your name in his will when he discovered you tried to con his property!

You cursed an old man at his death bed!

You tried to con laukwayboos but you end up only con some free makan!

You claim to be still a virgin but the truth is because you never use your lanjiao but enjoy having lanjiao!

You were exposed as a Changi Point bapok by respected forummers!

You bio young boys going home from school and masturbate while pretending to read newspaper!

You regularly make lewd prank calls to little children living in your block!

1, there is valet service
2, normal days, that place is quite dead
3, u should ve made reservation
4, why spend more $ during cny when every restaurants sharpen their parang to butcher heads until drop?

by the way, the lift when reaching the top, u might feel gorgy fr motion sickness becos of the revolving floor.

prima tower is famous for the beef shao bin, peking duck and their speciality E-fu noodle which is reputated handmade. this noodle is fried in jiu huang cai or yellow chives and straw mushroom. very simple. very nice!