Rian R.
Google
We were really looking forward to trying this restaurant, but unfortunately our experience didn’t live up to expectations. When we sat down, I noticed a fly in my glass of water — the staff did replace it promptly when I asked, which I appreciated. Our server seemed disengaged, though; when we asked for recommendations, she simply mentioned the most expensive dish and moved on, so the interaction felt rushed and impersonal.
My wife ordered the shrimp pad Thai, but the noodles were undercooked to the point of being crunchy. It had to be sent back, which meant our meals came out at different times. My swordfish, meanwhile, was quite chewy and didn’t flake apart as a properly cooked fish should. On top of that, my glass of red wine was served refrigerator-cold, rather than at room temperature.
Service recovery also missed the mark — nothing was comped or acknowledged despite multiple issues, which made the $90-per-plate price point really hard to justify.
That said, the desserts were genuinely good and clearly made with care. It was the one highlight of the evening and showed the kitchen’s potential when execution and attention align.
I can see promise here if the kitchen tightens up quality control and the service team adds more warmth and engagement. For now, though, it fell short of the fine dining experience the prices suggest.