1/5 Amit R. 1 year ago on Google • 19 reviews
No
customers
in
the
restaurant
when
I
was
there
last
Friday
evening.
Place
looked
run
down
with
glass
wall
shattered.
No
problem,
the
reviews
are
good,
so
it
must
be
a
hole
in
the
wall
with
great
food
and
service.
I
was
wrong.
They
didnt
have
the
dish
I
wanted,
so
the
waitress
suggested
2
others,
just
saying
that
one
was
"the
hotter
of
the
two",
so
ordered
that.
That
was
VERY
overpowering
with
raw
chilli,
to
the
point
that
it
was
the
ONLY
flavour
I
got
and
wasn't
even
merged
with
the
dish,
just
raw
and
far
too
much.
Being
of
Asian
heritage,
I
could
handle
the
heat,
but
when
a
dish
is
THAT
hot,
you
really
need
to
inform
your
customer
on
the
spice
levels,
ensuring
they
know
what
they're
in
for!
The
rest
of
the
service
was
dreadful.
No
cutlery
provided
once
the
dish
was
bought
out.
Even
after
asking
for
a
knife
and
fork,
nothing
was
bought
out
until
I
asked
again.
Then
she
said
I
can
eat
with
my
hands
but
bought
over
a
long-handled
teaspoon
and
fork.
Even
if
I'm
planning
to
eat
with
hands,
better
to
give
people
the
option
to
decide.
I
may
wish
to
switch
to
cutlery
at
any
point,
it's
not
dry
food
after
all.
Secondly,
I
DID
ask
and
nothing
was
bought
over,
until
I
asked
for
the
second
time.
Thirdly,
if
a
customer
asks
for
a
knife
and
fork
(the
basics),
either
bring
that
-
or
at
least
explain
how
to
eat
with
the
provided
long-handled
teaspoon
and
fork,
if
that's
the
tradition.
I
ordered
a
beer
WITH
my
food.
It
was
only
once
the
waitress
noticed
I
was
sweating
(towards
the
end
of
the
meal)
that
she
finally
remembered
the
drink.
I
didn't
want
it
by
that
point,
so
told
her
not
to
worry
about
it.
Forgetting
the
cutlery
and
drink
when
I'm
literally
the
only
customer
in
the
establishment
because
your
procrastinating
on
your
phone
is
unforgivable
for
a
restaurant.
Plus
point
is
the
meat
was
cooked
okay,
not
much
else.
Enset
next
door
was
a
better
experience
and
I'll
avoid
this
place.
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