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Finally, Nicky's. Where your cup runneth over with... water. Seriously, every time I reached 90% empty, REFILL! I tried to make it a game to see if I could empty my cup before it was filled again, but decided I didn't want to pee myself. Anyways, I was pretty impressed with Nicky's; It's hard to distinguish between the two, for me at least. The service and quality of food at both were on the same level - excellent. I mean, the service alone was just outstanding. Super attentive and very accommodating. On top of that, the most important thing is obviously the food. I'll admit the only entrée I've had each time I go here is the curry. It comes in this great metal bowl with a side of rice. For me the flavor is a 10. I usually get around a 7 on the spice level. I got 9 once and my face hurt, and certain parts of the next day weren't pleasant. But. If that's your thing, go for it! I've also had the thai toast appetizer, which are yummy little bites of fried pork served with a vinegary sauce. And the thai tea, good strong flavor, no complaints. Last time I went, I was with someone who is obsessed with thai food, and he said it was on his top two thai places he's ever had, so I'll take his word for it... can't wait to come back!
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