So this is definitely NOT a dog friendly place. I found this place from a "dog friendly restaurants" list on social media. I even contacted their number to reconfirm that I can bring my dog and they said yes. In spite of me having my tiny dog poodle in a bag, from the minute I arrived, I was nagged at and told multiple times I can't have my dog there by the Thai workers. They even placed me & my mum at the farthest table at the entrance, treating us like lepers and STILL the worker, an older female came over and continued to nag me saying we can't have my dog there (who was in the bag) until I finally had enough, and informed her I will call her manager. I wanted to bring my mum there for mother's day lunch and instead, they totally spoiled my mood and experience for my mother and I.

Bad service: The workers were sitting at a table and chatting away. They didn't even realize when we kept calling for attention. When they delivered the food, they literally threw the plate on the revolving portion of table at farthest location from me. My mum was shocked at how rude they were. This really spoiled my treat for her mother's day lunch. I am very disappointed.

Poor food: The fish was over fried and the tiga rasa sauce was so sweet and sticky. It felt muak to eat after a bit. The bendi wt garlic was cooked well. The salted egg squid was not fresh and soft, again, yucky. We couldn't finish it. The best dish was the cendol as the coconut tasted fresh and surprisingly not overly sweet and was good.

Overall verdict: Unfortunately this is my last time here. They spoiled my mother's day treat and I am extremely disappointed. I also hated how they treated us from start to end. There should be a manager going around checking that the workers to ensure they are not being lazy and obnoxious to customers. It is a nice place aesthetically, but the food and service was not worth the drive all the way there. So, I am definitely not recommending this place.