Service here was slow and rather inattentive. We spent a long time waiting for someone to take our order and just as long waiting to pay, while a very large number of staff walked by without even looking at our table or stood around joking with each other at the edges of the restaurant area. It also took a bit longer than it should have to get the water we ordered. The restaurant was busy, but it seemed like they had 1 staff for every 2-3 tables, so more than enough to provide quick service, but that’s not what we got.

Ambiance was good, we really enjoyed the feel of the space and it was setup to be a very good experience from that standpoint.

The food was not bad, but also not good. We had the Satay Chicken as a starter, which was well cooked and seasoned, tho a very small amount of chicken which was a bit obnoxious, also the peanut sauce was very watery and detracted from the dish a bit. For our mains we had the Phad Thai and “Drunken Noodles” (Pad Kee Mao), both with chicken. Both mains were under seasoned and rather bland but otherwise fine. The Pad Kee Mao was strange as each bite was rather different, like they failed to distribute the spices and flavors evenly through the dish, a couple of bites were sort of spicy while most were not at all despite ordering the middle tier of spicy (2 out of 3).

Overall this was an experience that was entirely forgettable. Not bad, not good, and not really worth the money when there are cheaper and equally priced locations a 1-2 minute walk down the street which are better in almost every way.