FUTURE BRIDES AND GROOMS, BEWARE. I came here this past weekend for close friend's wedding reception and truly wanted to enjoy myself, but found it utterly IMPOSSIBLE. Why? Because - whether by accident or in a crude, intentional attempt to save money - the building manager neglected to turn on the AC in the entire ballroom until halfway through the reception. It is reproachfully unacceptable that this was allowed, and I truly hope my friends received some sort of discount or refund for this shameful act of gross negligence that made the evening only a fraction as enjoyable as it could have been. How does one eat and dance and celebrate when one is sweating through gowns or suits? I mean, I can't wipe my mouth when my napkin is already drenched in the sweat from my brow. We asked a waiter why it was so hot, and he had the gall to admit the AC was not, in fact, broken; when we pressed him and then asked why it was so hot, he couldn't give us an answer and scurried away. If you say your event space has the capacity for 600 guests, then you need to plan to be able to accommodate the body heat of those 600 guests and TURN. ON. THE. AIR. CONDITIONING.
The only reason this is not a 1 star review is that the traditional Vietnamese and Chinese food provided by their catering department was absolutely delicious - cooked and seasoned perfectly and elegantly plated. But I'm not going to discuss that any further here, BECAUSE I'M STILL REALLY HOT FROM THE LACK OF AC. read more