Had dinner there last night and was very impressed. The restaurant is somewhat small but very high quality food and service with an opulent decor. The food includes some very creative and unusual combinations. It seems like a combination of Thai, Vietnamese, French and Italian food. It's not at all what you'd expect from a restaurant attached to the mall. Each menu is pasted to a very long thin plank - like the blade of a ceiling fan. Kind of cool but they get unwieldy and irritating after awhile. Most of the tables are lined up next to each other with a chair on one side and a long cushioned bench along the wall. They are uncomfortably close. There are a few more private tables for larger parties.
The food is excellent. The calamari appetizer was the best I've ever had. The shrimp bisque had a good flavor but was very thin and difficult to eat with the smallish soup spoons. The salmon duo entree was excellent. Portions were very generous, to the point of being overwhelming. A diner right next to us had the bouillabaisse. The bowl was huge - like a mixing bowl. The creme brulee and tiramisu were also very good. Rolls were homemade but were dry and tasteless. With such big portions, it's surprising that two diners need to share one small ball of extra-sweet butter. The service and staff were excellent.
It's definitely not a family restaurant but I'd return with a group of adults for a special occasion. Due to the seating arrangement, it's not a great place for couples. I don't like sitting right next to other diners - especially when you are paying so much. You can hear every word they say and they hear every word you say. That would be the only thing that would keep me from coming back and it's the main reason I can't give it 5 stars.