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A sweet waitress with a winning smile greeted me as soon as I walked in, seated me immediately, gave me time to read my menu since it was my first time here, and brought my glass of water right away.
I asked for a recommendation and was told the Basil Chicken was one of the more popular dishes. I decided to get it and requested it mild. My plate arrived expeditiously and was absolutely delicious. The ingredients were good quality and fresh, it was very well-prepared and perfectly seasoned.
Everything around me looked and felt clean. By felt, I mean it was a joy to rest my elbows on a tabletop that didn't feel all sticky like so many places.
The decor is not fancy but very simple with pretty flowers at each table. Both the tables and table service look appealing when you walk in and the silverware and plates weren't totally cheap quality like in so many places.
This was one if those meals where it tasted so good I couldn't stop taking "just one more bite" (repeat till plate is empty).
Would I go back? Well, let's just say I asked to see their lunch menu and was already plotting what I would try the next time I came in. Since it is only about a block from my motel I'm sure to be back!
Update: A couple weeks after the first visit I felt like I was coming down with s bad cold and just wanted soup. Since I couldn't find any Jewish Deli in the area I opted to come in here and ordered the Tom Yum Soup. I wondered why it was $8.99--till I saw it. It was in a huge metal tureen with a fire lit under it and it was delicious. It was extremely hot, as in spicy, even though I had ordered it at a level two. But it sure cleaned out my sinuses, haha! I are till I was full and got a container to bring the rest back to my motel, where I finished it later that night. Man it was good.
An older lady was my server this time and she was extremely nice, even offered to take the soup back to add more broth to cut the spiciness. I told her that wasn't necessary. Now, what shall I have next time......?
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