Emilie
Google
We were truly looking forward to this dining experience, especially given the restaurant’s prestigious reputation and the elegant dress code mentioned on the website.
We carefully chose our outfits and made the effort to respect these expectations, only to find, once there, that several guests were wearing flip-flops, baseball caps, t-shirts, and shorts.
As guests who had traveled far and prepared properly, we felt disrespected.
Weeks before the reservation date, I received an email informing us of the menu. With it came a reminder about the elegant dress code in question.
I was therefore expecting a refined and elegant atmosphere, but it ended up feeling like we were dining in any other restaurant down the street.
If the restaurant intends to accept guests in all types of attire, that’s perfectly fine!
But in that case, the dress code should be removed from the website, as it creates misleading expectations and an unbalanced experience between guests.
Regarding the food: while the dishes were well-prepared and tasty, they didn’t quite live up to the restaurant’s prestigious name.
For instance, having just one scallop in a dish advertised as a “scallop soup” felt quite a bit insulting.
On a more positive note, the traditional Thai dance and Khon performances were truly delightful.
A special thank you to the whole team for their spectacular service.
We greatly appreciated their warmth, professionalism, and attentiveness throughout the evening.