We came here because Mark Wiens boasted about how great the Tom Yum is here. First of all, the size of the bowl is what I would characterize as an amuse-bouche. So if you are hoping to walk out of here stuffed with Tom Yum, you should expect to buy a second or third bowl. Second, we didn't find it all that exciting. In fact, we are American and it tasted familiar; we were both indivicually both trying to figure out what it tasted like. We figured it out: the Spaghetti Os we ate when we were kids. Maybe Mark Wiens ate this growing up gets nostalgic for that flavor. In any case, not bad, but I'd be depressed to learn that this was actually the best in town.
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