Hum. Well, it's inexpensive. I went for the chicken satay and pad thai, and both were fine; not horribly authentic, but tasty. The staff seemed knowledgeable about which items on their menu were gluten-free, which was good for my friend. The service was just fine, and the food arrived hot.
Unfortunately, the restaurant itself left something to be desired. It was a bit dreary - more dingy and bleak than one generally finds in this neighbourhood - but it was also downright chilly. Now, it was a cold night, but inadequate insulation and a broken interior door also contributed to keeping us uncomfortably cool. In their favour, the bathroom was spotless.
I can see ordering in from this place or maybe having a quick lunch, but it's not much fun for a catch-up session with an old friend.