I want to like The Street because the concept of the best of world street food served up in one spot is appealing. The selection of dishes was good, and we had a hard time picking just two: the Po'boy and the bibimbap. The Po'boy was okay. With decent crispy shrimp, a passable remoulade, and a very nice (non-traditional) brioche bun. The bibimbap was disappointing, served on a regular plate rather than in a hot stone bowl, it lacked the crispy bits the thermal vessel gives you, and the provided sauce lacked punch. There is an evening discount on diahes as this is primarily a lunch spot I suppose. Unlike many previous reviewers, the service we got was good, but the execution of the dishes means it only merits 3 stars.