"As for appetizers, they were decent but quite small for the price. For two people, you receive four wings, four spring rolls (which are really just two cut into four pieces), four mozzarella sticks, and some French fries. That means just two pieces of each appetizer for two people, and you have to share the platter. The included champagne is Barefoot. With six people in a private room costing $50 each, the total comes to $300, excluding the 20% gratuity and tax, which brings it to $410. Why are they serving such cheap champagne? They could have at least offered Moët Imperial Nectar, which is only $40 a bottle at most distributors.
Overall, I find this place to be quite overpriced for what you get. However, our server, Shoshana, provided excellent service, which is why I’m giving this restaurant two stars based solely on her performance. She mentioned she was new, but she was friendly, funny, and attentive. I did feel a bit rushed towards the end of our two hours when she popped in with our champagne without us asking. She was surprised when we requested to stay for an additional hour, but our drink orders kept flowing.
The private rooms are small, suitable for only six people. The bathrooms were clean, and the open main area was tiny but had a nice, diverse crowd. If I could suggest improvements, it would be to enhance the quality of the drinks included in the package, increase the appetizer portions, and lower the prices. I’d return for the public area but skip the private room in the future."
