
Hours
| Monday | 7–10:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 7–10:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 7–10:30 PM |
| Thursday (Saint Joseph’s Day) | 7–10:30 PM Hours might differ |
| Friday | 7–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 7–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–3 PM, 7–10:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Tigne Point, Censu Xerri, Sliema, Malta
Phone: +356 2060 3355
Website: http://www.chophouse.com.mt/
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Reviews
Great cocktails and wines with good recommendations from the sommelier. Loved the mushroom amuse bouche! Those who ordered the tongue were very impressed. I loved the berry duck combination. Nice evening here
The environment is nice and service (serving and clearing out) is prompt.
We opted for 75 euro tasting menu, which was disappointing, as from 7 dishes only 3 were nice (presentation and taste-wise), remaining dishes lacked in enjoyable presentation (especially the risotto, definitely should not be served on flat plate), or in taste (lots of strong/unique flavours in menu but not on plate).
The fish dish was on our request replaced with the pork dish, but pork was 50% just fat. Not enjoyable at all. I struggled to even swallow it, due to the fatty texture and taste.
It should be a standard in good restaurants not to let 1 noisy table take over the entire restaurant, but to moderate noisy guests so all guests can have pleasant time. Especially in a restaurant which aims to be seen as above average. But that was definitely not the case here. Also clearing out everything from tables 2 hours before closing and turning off the table lamps results in you sitting in dark room which feels very inhospitable.
Considering the price and delivered enjoyment won’t return to this place.
The food, when it arrived, was okish. There was no classic oyster option. There were 3 ‘pimped up’ options – I went for the tempura ones. Basically, the tempura was so thick I wasn’t even sure there was seafood inside.
For main course I had fillet steak. Which was good quality meat, but lacked much taste from a grill or fire. I went for the triple cooked chips instead of the potato pave. They were awful; dehydrated and cold.
The best bits – the view and the cocktails.
The food here is good—perhaps a bit on the salty side, but still flavorful. The view is stunning; just try to overlook the balustrade, which looks like it was last painted decades ago and now sports a kind of unintentional “trashy chic.”
One last tip: avoid the restroom if you can. For such an elegant restaurant, it’s surprisingly messy and clearly not checked as often as it should be.
I opted for the steak tartare, which was fresh and well seasoned. The asparagus with sesame sauce was enjoyable, though the sesame flavor was overpowering.
The highlight of the evening was the impressive view of fireworks, providing a memorable end to the meal. Overall, it’s a solid choice for those looking to unwind with good food and a pleasant ambiance.
A special shout-out to the lovely waitress who spoke Portuguese — she made us feel right at home. Her warm attitude and helpful recommendations really elevated our dining experience. It’s rare to find such welcoming service, and we truly appreciated it.
Highly recommended for anyone looking for great food and outstanding hospitality!
The managers were cooperative, helpful, and responded promptly throughout the entire planning and organization process.
We are truly grateful and can wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant — whether for a lovely dinner or any special event.