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| - When my family went to eat dinner on a Friday night, there were lots of people in the restaurant. It was a medium-large sized restaurant, and there was some wait time. We didn't mind, because there are couches inside near the cashier and some seating areas outside.
One of the first things I noticed about the restaurant were the modern Thai decorations. They had large photos hanging from the walls, as well as some Buddha decorations that went nicely with the overall atmosphere of the restaurant.
Overall, there was friendly service, although the waitress could have been more attentive; she was nice but didn't check once until the end. To be fair, the restaurant was very busy and there was a water jug that we could fill our own waters with.
The noise level was a bit loud, but there were lots of people in the restaurant. I think we were seated near the kitchen, because there were busy waiters coming out; we constantly heard the clanking of dishes. It might have been quieter on other days and in other areas of the restaurant.
I got the Massaman curry, which was good. It had a nice strong coconut flavor, and came with a choice of tofu or chicken and potatoes. My mom got the drunken noodles, which were good in small amounts but perhaps not so much in large quantities; the sauce was overbearing (quite salty). My sister got the pad thai, which I thought was the best out of the three dishes. I would recommend the pad thai.
Overall, very satisfied. I feel like my experience would have been more amplified if the restaurant wasn't so busy, but I probably will come back again. I'm a fan!
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