5/5 John M. 11 months ago on Google
This
place
is
interesting.
It
has
a
very
unassuming
front
and
the
dim
interior
of
a
dive
bar,
with
a
pool
table
near
the
front
and
several
large
flat-screen
tv
monitors
around
the
walls.
One
tv
was
playing
what
looked
like
a
Thai
language
news
channel,
the
rest
had
sports
of
one
kind
of
another.
Just
off
the
bar
is
a
dining
area
that
has
a
neighborhood
joint
vibe.
There
are
hanging
lamps
over
the
tables
and
very
casually
dressed
staff.
I
chose
this
place
for
a
family
get-together
because
it's
close
to
my
job
and
I
could
walk
there.
And
it's
open
after
most
of
the
downtown
restaurants
are
closed.
The
reviews
of
the
food
were
uniformly
positive
and
my
family
as
a
whole
like
spicy
food,
especially
my
mother
who
grew
up
eating
my
grandmother's
kimchi,
which
I
think
had
a
WMD
half-life.
My
father's
no
lightweight
either;
he
used
to
snack
on
raw
jalapeños.
Anyway,
it
is
an
odd
venue.
But
the
food
is
very
good.
My
mother
and
I
had
the
Evil
Jungle
Curry,
others
had
varying
degrees
of
spicy
or
mild
dishes,
and
we
all
shared
some
green
papaya
salad.
This
last
was
a
little
on
the
sweet
side
for
my
taste,
but
my
mother
asked
for
the
spicy
stuff
on
the
side
so
it
could
be
enjoyed
by
everyone.
I
was
not
disappointed
in
the
least.
The
staff
look
like
they
pitch
in
with
all
hands
in
all
parts
of
the
operation.
Our
server
was
also
the
bartender,
and
a
couple
of
other
people
helped
with
serving
and
clearing,
refilling
water
and
so
on,
and
they
were
all
very
friendly.
It's
a
casual
sort
of
hybrid
joint
that
just
works.
Some
people
obviously
go
there
to
toss
a
few
back,
others
to
shoot
some
pool
or
hang
out,
and
others
to
have
some
of
the
best
Thai
food
in
the
area.
I
recommend
it.
