First things first. Parking in the Strip is ridiculous, especially on weekends. So this isn't as much of a destination restaurant as it is the place you go to when you're doing your Saturday cruise of the strip, buying way more biscotti than you can or should eat, and contemplating for the thousandth time whether you should go smoke a cigar at that shady little tea and smoke shop. Having said that, if you find yourself suddenly in need of food, and you are completely repulsed by the lines at Pamela's, Deluca's, Wholey's, Luke Wholey's, and Roland's (tip: you shouldn't be going to Roland's), and/or you just prefer Thai food--you should go to this place. The chicken satay was cooked perfectly, and the sauce delicious. Get the fresh spring rolls, they're great. The pad see eiw was completely proficient. And the staff is good about keeping glasses full. Solid.