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| - I bid on and won a gift certificate to this restaurant from the YMCA's silent auction. I would have been happier to have just donated the money to the Y and not have come to this place for dinner, it was THAT bad. Have you ever said that before?
The food was either too salty, extremely bland or so spicy that I could not eat it.
I didn't eat their caesar salad because it was limp, soggy and had inedibly hard pieces of pork on top. Their margarita drink special was lacking flavour (except too much salt). I sent back the thai salad because it was inedible from salt. When they asked if I wanted another item to replace it, their food was so bad I actually said no. I literally didn't want anything else from the menu, even though it was comped, because I just wanted to leave. I don't think I've ever refused a replacement item before so this should say enough. Their pork tacos was drenched in an extremely spicy sauce as well. Why? I'm from the Caribbean so I know my spice and this was just mouth burningly hot and wasn't tasty at all. I just left it and didn't even bother to complain about this to the waiter because again, I just wanted to leave.
This might be the worst restaurant I've been to in all of my Yelping career.... which is a shame because the server was very nice and the restaurant itself has a lot of potential (location, bar). They are just trying so hard to be everything (see the sign when you enter yourself, it's a healthy eating place, bar, restaurant, cafe, etc. etc. etc.) and in the process, they aren't anything at all. From a menu that swings from Japanese ramen, to Italian pasta, Korean mandoo and Chinese spring rolls, this place doesn't find its mark ANYWHERE. Save your money, dine elsewhere.
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