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  • Wow, this last guy wrote a novel for a review! But I think he's pretty off-base and, at the risk of being somewhat off-topic, let me tell you why. Long story short, I liked the food here. I thought it tasted great and they did very well considering how extremely busy it was. They did forget an appetizer I ordered but when I reminded them about it, they apologized and gave it to me on the house. And it's pretty inexpensive too. Hey, what more can you ask for? I'll definitely be back for a return visit. Now after reading Mike C.'s review I just have to address some points. He says first thing there is a wait in line. This is very true right now. They are extremely busy at this time in their opening and it helps to have a little patience. I asked the server about the business and they said that they were not expecting such incredibly high volume. I can see why. I've never even been to a newly opened restaurant in downtown Toronto this busy. I really wanted to try this place so I didn't mind the wait but I think it can cloud many impatient peoples' initial opinion of the place. If you have read the rest of his review, he then goes on to basically criticize EVERY aspect of their operation. How can you criticize that one cook needed to borrow a piece of equipment from another section or assume that they have not enough cooktops "internally"? Are you serious!? They just opened and IT'S BUSY!! They will get more equipment now that they see how busy it is. I also experienced nothing like the "drama" he describes going on between workers and chefs and certainly no one came out to yell at me when I said we were missing an appetizer. As I said above, they brought it out to me on the house. Also, we thought the skill of the chefs here are just fine. I had no problems whatsoever with the quality of the food. It looked good and was very tasty. Now, I gotta say, I have lived and worked many years in restaurants in Toronto and have recently moved to Mississauga and have found that MANY customers are like this here. It wasn't like this in Toronto. They go into the place expecting to be treated like its 5-star dining, looking for the worst in the place and complaining about every little thing. I've never experienced the level of nonsense complaints in all my years until now. This seems to be the typical Mississauga restaurant patron. And, honestly, if you're one too, then you will have a bad experience so why bother? Sorry for the rant but if you give this place a genuine, honest chance without nitpicking every little detail, I think you will be pleased. I certainly was.
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