Elegant airy atmosphere with nice Thai/Cambodian nik-naks and golden Buddha statues here n there. Some impressive paintings on the wall of Thai / Buddhist scenery .
I had the coconut lemongrass soup which was on the small side, portion-wise but very delicious once it cooled down enough to sip ... i'd love to see them offer a bigger portion of it than what they are currently offering... next, I had the fish cakes which were delicious with that peanutty/vinegar sauce that comes with them ... I could eat those everyday ! Then came the Pad Thai fusion w/chicken ... an impressive portion size (nothing bothers me more than Thai restaurants that are stingy on portion sizes and bring you a tiny plate of Pad See Ew or Pad Thai ... this one was a good amount of noodles on the plate ... Very tasty if under-stated (i'm sure they're so accustomed to "is it spicy ?" "i dont want it too hot" from the wimpy Pittsburgh palate people that come in ... mine could've stood to be hotter / more intensively spiced... next time, I will ask for it to be hotter ...
I look forward to returning and trying the other dishes on the menu, there were so many ...