We were walking looking for an eatery and decided to snoop. Being familiar with Asian fusion (try Wild Ginger is Seattle), we gave it a go. While a fairly slow night (Tuesday) and in a bad economy, we saw lots of locals which has to say something. Service was laid-back and casual, with a Longboard lager on tap (remembrances of... more

great food more

Pan-Asian cuisine Friendly service by Fabiano We had the kitchen seating; very cool. Several cooks work very hard and fast The steak, chicken, shrimp, and mushroom satays are tasty and a little spicey. Great little sauces (e.g., peanut; soy-ginger-garlic; Thai basil) to accompany the food. Sides include jasmine rice, brown rice, delicious spinach, and awesome eggplant with chili and basil.... more

Corn fritter and Lentil soup. Other menu items are equally good. I go during Macworld every year. more

i could eat those corn fritters all day long! their special drink that night was a cucumber basil martini...yum! more

It's overpriced and a little oily. Great place to go if someone else is paying more

Asian/Polynesian inspired decor, fun cocktails, Tapas from SE asia and beyond. It's not your parent's Trader Vics. The decor is sophisticated but fun. The food is good for the price. A nice break from the more serious gourmet restaurants. Go with a group, have a cocktail, and share some small plates, and check out the chandeliers made out of woks. more

corn fritters! more

This is a lively and nicely decorated restaurant. We had a reservation and were seated right away. Our server was a little odd, but friendly and efficient enough. The food is hit-or-miss based on the entree(s) you choose. My husband and I approached this dinner in a tapas fashion. We ordered dishes to share. I would definitely recommend the appetizer... more