Although located in the Fairmont Pacific Rim, Oru is a "free-standing Pan-Asian Bistro", serving breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week.
We visited Oru for lunch and were impressed by the open airy feel of the room. Oru is derived from the Japanese word "to fold' - think origami. As you can see in the picture below right, this motif is apparent in the ceiling decor.
A large gleaming open kitchen stretches along the the width of one wall, and the tables are spaced comfortably far apart. Oru features a community table that seats 12, and also has a private dining room that can reasonably entertain up to 14 guests at a time.
Oru in the Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel
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