The first thought of I had in my head was, "ghetto". Half the sign doesn't actually light up (as shown in the image above) but the outer shell is quite deceiving. When you walk inside, it's actually a very large and spacious area. It's quiet and dim, the getup is nice, except for this really tacky relief of the Statue of Liberty on one side of the wall. The bathrooms are exceptionally clean, I liked their sinks.
For my entree I ordered the "Massaman Curry". It was pretty awesome. Granted, the presentation wasn't the best and again, I was put off by it's boring look. It just looked like a bowl of watery curry, and a side of white rice. (the image on the right was my own take at TRYING to be a food stylist.. haha- working with what I have!) The curry was spicy, but it was the kind of spicy that doesn't hit you until after you've eaten so much (since it's so good). It's also really sweet too, the mix of coconut milk is delicious. It was a great combination. The curry was a mix of chicken, potato and onions. Overall it was a delicious meal, a lot better than what I was expecting. I wouldn't say this place is amazing, but it's decent. If you're looking for a spacious place that is comfortable and quiet, then you could come here. I honestly think it's a little pricey for the type of food they give you. I mean, if you want some good curry, you can just hop over to Flushing and get a decent meal at Sentosa for about half the price. BUT, the drinks are decently priced here, you can get a good thai iced tea for $2. (sentosa charges $3.50!)
We got Jenny a Red Velvet Cake from Martha's (Oh, wait til I do a review on THAT place..ha)
*slap
Taste: 4/5
Atmosphere: 4.5/5
Cost: Range about $14-20
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