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| - Came here after work on a Friday. When we got there around 5:45, it was already packed. First impression, I loved the atmosphere of it, it was dim but a very cozy ambiance. We were informed that it will be a 45 min to an hour wait. It was still early for dinner so we agreed to wait. We left our name and phone number and off we went. Luckily, there's a massive Loblaws at Church and Carlton, a 5 min walk. We just spent our time there. When we went back at 6:30, more people were waiting and a line started to form outside, the hostess was outside writing people's names. We went up to her and asked whether a table is available for us yet. She informed us that she had called us about 30 minutes ago, but we never picked up. We never got any miss calls though, but no biggie, we got a table 10 minutes after.
They have a variety of small dishes to choose from. So it's a good idea to go there with a group so you can try different dishes without emptying your wallet. We tried several different dishes, and there isn't anything bad to say about any of them. They were all very yummy in their own way :o
This restaurant definitely provides its customers with a different type of experience. The staff would regularly chant slogans, and welcome people loudly. Almost all of their communication is done through shouting.
Either way, nothing much to complain about, and quite a few compliments for the food and unique atmosphere.
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