Eric Niborg

We had high hopes because the place looks cool in the advertisements. It has interesting decor in the public commons, but somehow a bit spooky feeling. They have mostly enclosed booth seating which should be nice but, as it is enclosed where you cannot see the main area where the decor is, the majority of the experience on the decoration side is boring within the dining cubicles only with views to the parking lot and freeway. The menu has a large variety and mixture of cuisines. However, we believe they should limit their offer to one cuisine and concentrate on doing those dishes exceptionally well instead of offering a large variety of mediocre dishes. We had crab, beef, tofu and hibachi prawn. The crab, beef and tofu were average - good but not memorable. The prawns were served on a hibachi which was stone cold and therefore the prawns were cold. We alerted the waiter who took it away for a while only to return with the same stone cold hibachi and prawns. They were also missing many several signature dishes which is super annoying because putting together a Chinese meal with the right combinations takes time. Lastly, seems small, but my wife was very disturbed by the red light in the ladies lounge which to her looked like the Hong Kong movies where they show cheap bordellos. All in all, we’re glad we went once.

Absolutely wonderful for breakfast. Beautiful ambiance and table setting with very nice glassware, crockery and golden flatware. Beautiful Cuban & ‘La Vie En Rose’ style background music. Unique, perfectly prepared food. Labneh was velvet smooth. Omelette delicate and full of beautiful delicious ingredients. Bagel was beautifully crisped and poached egg within perfectly done. Elegant and joyful table-side fresh bread presentation. Mr. Habib, our server, very beautifully presented, gracious and attentive throughout the service. Great for any size group. Joyful!