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the duck rolls are divine, but at $16 for 2 rolls, it's practically $4 per half a roll. If you believe you're getting the fine dining experience, it could be worth it. just giving a head's up. the goat curry was similarly very yummy! it's rare to find goat meat dishes - one of the healthiest meats you can consume. that said, goat meat is very tough, and while the meat is very nicely pulled and shredded in the curry, it is still very tough to chew on. ive not had many other goat dishes to say it's untypical of other goat meals, but again, another heads up. other reviews have also commented on the price. i personally think it can be reasonable depending on the kind of experience you think you're getting, but the portions aren't big for sure.

Came here for their Valentine's Day set menu. The food was really really good. The chili crisp stroganoff which is available on their regular menu was one of my favorites. Just a bomb of flavor and the potato cakes were a wonderful texture and something I wish I could find in a store to take home and make. Definitely a worthwhile stop if looking for a modern fusion twist to classic Asian dishes and/or a slightly fancier date night spot.

Such a great place for a wonderful meal. The vibe is awesome, the food is outstanding, and our server was such a nice guy. He even got my friend the paint colors they used in the restaurant… above and beyond. We loved the fresh rolls. Cocktails are good, but if you like boozy tasting cocktails… you won’t be finding them here. Visit!

This is one of the better spots in Seattle. Well executed, creative French Vietnamese fusion dishes with wonderful flavors and texture. As a bonus, they have a somewhat small but strategically stocked wine selection including many great French burgundy's and Chablis which can be harder to find amongst the typical wine list saturated with Oregon producers.

Been coming here for years. Food and service and consistently excellent. Great end to end meal (drinks, apps, mains, deserts). Going with 4 or more people is great because you can eat family style.

got Duck Rolls & Prawns so these were technically two small plates - around 18 dollars each here’s the dilemma with this place the food was really damn good - the duck was incredibly fresh and tender, and wrapped perfectly in a mint-like leaf to add amazing flavor. the best part was the garlic prawns, though. oozing with cream, these prawns were astoundingly juicy and immensely satisfying to eat. as far as just taste, i don’t think i’ve had better seafood in my life than those prawns here’s the issue, though - there’s just so little of it - especially when compared to the price we ended up sharing the two dishes, as our server assured us this would be enough for 2 people - coming to about 18-20 per person, and this was simply not close to enough food - no matter how good it tasted. as a restaurant, it’s a massive failure if guests are debating what place to eat at next in the middle of their current meal at that restaurant so despite the fact that it was really good food, it was essentially just really good appetizers, and this made it an experience i wouldn’t come back to overall: 9/10 food, 5/10 experience for a total 6.5/10