First of all the waitress were really nice and friendly. They explained everything that I asked(which were a lot:). They serve Thai dishes mostly from Malaysia. They have different tastes for everyone. I had *Tom yan *Kompgon fried rice *Penang assam laska and *Combo sushi they all were delicious. Not for Muslims brothers; they are mostly serve the halal meat.

My order: (1) Char kuay teow with shrimp: Exactly what I wanted--not too salty or greasy. I'm also a huge sucker for wide flat noodles. I thought there would be more veggies, but there were plenty of bean sprouts which I like. Ask for some sambal on the side for some spiciness :) (2) Ice Cendol: Never had cendol before and I wanted to check it out. Very interesting.. not many red beans, and it's quite different from the other ice desserts I'm used to (that is, just bingsoo since I'm Korean). More watery and the coconut is more of a browned sugar-type of deal, which I am unused to--sweet, but the ice and cendol balanced it nicely. Definitely worth checking out if you haven't had this before. I was deciding between that, the sticky rice with coconut (is this the kaya I've been hearing about?) and the tapioca. Next time! :) Oh and as I was paying for the check, I found it funny when two waiters asked me if I was from Malaysia ... because "you UNDERSTAND!" (I think it was my asking for the sambal that did it :P)

+1 star awesome lunch. They actually make massamun curry spicy. Big bowl and very tasty. 10 dollar lunch can't be beat. I will be back. -1 star for screwing me on the take out and not giving me the full food I had ordered. Pricey for dinner. I think lunch specials are better Some of the best pad Thai and massamun curry. The drinks and beer was awesome. 1 drink each along with 1 appetiEr and 1 entree. 2 people 80 bucks. the lynchee mojito was AMAZING. so was the bengali tiger beer but would get mojito for the price. $15 entrees which are not huge, need 2 appetizers, total meal = $80.