The restaurant has an interesting victorian meets diner decor and the food is categorized as fusion but looking at the menu, it doesn't seem as such.
Had a group lunch here a few weeks back and majority of the group enjoyed the food because of the flexible menu options and the larger portion sizes (compared to other downtown toronto based restaurants). But if one were to compare to authenticity compared to the main cultural version of the dish, you may be disappointed. The group enjoyed a variation from khao soy gai noodles to pad thai to pang gai to burger and everything was well grilled/ cooked but when it came to the thai dishes, the spice level was a little low.
The waitress did a great job managing large group while balancing the weekday lunch crowd. Quick and attentive service the whole time. However, closing bill was a little poorly managed.
Overall would come back here again for casual lunch.