If you are looking for a date night or somewhere to host a special event, look no further. This is the most upscale restaurant that time left has ever sent me to, and I'm happy they did! I ordered the Black Pepper Filet Mignon and it was outstanding. That was the best Filet Mignon I've had in a while. My plate was cleaned. The downsides - Parking is $7 valet or street/neighborhood parking - I was in a party of 6 so there was an automatic gratuity fee increasing my grand total from $35 to $50. As a result this will be an occasional visit only. Service was outstanding along with my food. I recommend this place absolutely! Be prepared for tough parking and higher pricing. Also dress up a bit! read more

See all

One of my other favorite restaurants in Dallas! If you know me, you know I always prefer Asian flavors and this restaurant does not disappoint!. Of course it's Dallas so you need a reservation!! When you walk into this restaurant you feel like you're transported to a beautiful Asian paradise... the restaurant is stunning!! What I also love about this restaurant is it can either be casual or dressy depending on your mood! And don't forget there's a secret speakeasy that is also super fun to visit! Tonight I started it with the lychee martini, which was delicious and beautiful!! For appetizers we started with the chicken lettuce wraps, and the dumplings, tonight's dumplings were a special flavor, pork and I can't remember the other ingredient, but they were delicious and perfectly cooked! For dinner, we did it share style, so we did the drunken noodles with no protein, Pekjng duck, and the crispy golden pecan prawns. For four of us, this was plenty to share! I look forward to my next visit! read more

See all

Well...don't know whether to laugh or cry. I should know better. I ordered cashew chicken, and the food was OK, but they charge double what ANY other chinese restaurant would charge? For what? That's what I would like someone to answer. Average food...double the price, and I used door dash. Screw me once, shame on you. Screw me twice, shame on me. read more

Overall the restaurant week dinner here was a little disappointing. Was expecting it to be better. The shrimp rice rolls were ok but no where near the best I've had. For the pork belly, some of it was cooked great while other parts were dry. The ube bao for dessert had basically no flavor at all. Will probably be back to give another chance because seemed like the happy hour had some good deals and options read more

See all

Came here for restaurant week. It was a nice restaurant, the ambiance is very relaxing and feels elegant. The service is also great with our waiter checking in on us very appropriately. The food was good too! Since we did the tasting menu I did feel maybe the portions were a bit smaller but they sure did pack a punch of flavor! I definitely want to come back and try them again. read more

See all

Came with a friend to try out their food for Dallas Restaurant Week and they didn't disappoint! Parking was easy and we were seated immediately upon arriving. The customer service was amazing and our waiter was very knowledgeable of the menu. We ordered from the Dallas Restaurant Week menu and items from their dinner menu. The highlights from the DRW menu were the money bag dumplings, crispy shrimp cheung fun, and the crispy pork belly! Unfortunately the braised beef was too dry and desserts were just ok. From their main menu we ordered the hot and sour soup, pan fried Wagyu potstickers, pork soup dumplings, veggie chow mein, stir fried xo green beans, Wagyu and truffle fried rice. We enjoyed every single item we ordered from their dinner menu and it made for a complete experience. The food came out hot, fresh, and quick! Overall, this was a great spot to check out and I look forward to returning to try other items. read more

I visited Maison Chinoise with some friends on a Saturday night and it was an overall nice time, especially because we got to go to the speakeasy, Regines Lounge in the back which was a super cool experience with live music from the band later in the evening. What we ordered at Maison Chinoise includes: Food: -Crispy Orange Beef -Sichuan Dan Dan Noodles -Wagyu Beef and Truffle Fried Rice Drinks: -Lychee Luck Key takeaways: the crispy orange beef was very sweet and tangy (like an elevated orange chicken dish from PF Chang's). The fried rice was good, but a bit dry. The truffle doesn't add much flavor so I really relied on the wagyu beef to carry the dish, but the problem was the pieces were tiny and there wasn't that much protein included portion wise. The lychee cocktail included tito's vodka, pomegranate, yuzu, sugar, and lychee foam. I would say the cocktail was a skip in my opinion as there's too much foam on top (see picture for reference) and then not enough of the actual drink, which is also a bit too sweet. read more

See all

I had a horrible experience here while celebrating my birthday at this restuarant on Saturday night (3/14). The only good thing about my time at Maison Chinoise was that the food was good, however the service was so terrible and off-putting that I never want to return here again. Let's dive into why this was so bad shall we? 1. I reserved a table for 6 at 7pm. Me and 3 of my guests arrived at 6:55pm and checked in at the hostess stand. The hostess told us to hold on for a moment and left to check on a table. While she was away, a group of people who came in after us told the other hostess that they had a reservation for7:15pm. Tell me why did that hostess immediately take them to a table? What sense does that make? When our hostess returned, after that party was taken to their table, she grabbed the menus and told us "wait here while I put the menus on the table." Huh? Why? That wasn't done for the other party. 2. The manager (I guess it was the manager. It was a woman wearing a dress) kept coming to where we were seated to open the window shade even though it wasn't a problem for our table. 3. This same woman later in the evening said in response to me sharing that we had a reservation next door at Regine's Lounge and I was concerned about the timing while we waited for our entrees to arrive that she would "take all your 'sh!t' next door" if it took too long for us to get our food and eat. WTF?!?!?!?! It was so UNPROFESSIONAL. All of my guests were stunned. I couldn't believe that she said that to us and we weren't rude, mean, loud, or disagreeable, just concerned about only having 20 minutes to eat our meals and pay. I felt insulted, especially considering that we were the only predominantly black/POC table in the restuarant and I know for a fact that this same white woman would have never said this to the tables around us. I'm disgusted. 4. The service ALL NIGHT was HORRIBLE! Our waiter was also the bartender, and he constantly got sidetracked and distracted with assisting with other guests or tasks inbetween checking on us, bringing us things, taking requests, etc. We would ask for things throughout the evening (like more water, etc.) and he would say "ok I'll get that, but let me take these plates back first and I'll be right back." Then he would leave and not come back for 20 minutes. This happened throughout the entire 2 hours we were there. 5. As I mentioned above, this was for my BIRTHDAY DINNER. I indicated this when I made my reservation. It was very obvious that we were there for a special occassion (a group of 6 well-dressed ladies), so why not ask if we were celebrating a birthday or a special occassion! That was not done by anyone at all. We were also not offered dessert by ANYONE. I complained when we were ready to leave to our waiter and he said that he didn't know it was my birthday, yet STILL DID NOT OFFER ME A DESSERT, NOT EVEN ONE TO GO! The Raggedy Manager Woman should have been more concerned about this as well, rather than repeatedly trying to adjust a window shade behind our table that didn't matter to us! ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE SERVICE BY ALL! 6. The peace-de-resistance was that after such a horrible dining experience, was that gratuity was added to the tune of about 20%. These people didn't deserve a fraction of that, yet we paid probably close to $600 in food and drinks to receive terrible service. I will absolutely never go back here. The food was mostly good, but there's good food all over Dallas with better service to go with it. read more

See all

Theres some real standout delicious food on this menu but also a few things that fell short on flavor. Would definitely recommend the Pork Xiao long bao, orange chicken or beef, and the rice dishes. To start: The Iberico Xiao Long Bao were incredible. The beef spring rolls were tasty and simple. The prawn har gow were beautiful but very fishy without much other flavor. To the mains: Unfortunately the kung pao chicken was mostly potatoes and bell peppers ( not chicken ) and tasted only of peppers and potatoes with no heat and minimal spice. Orange chicken and orange beef stood out as being significantly more balanced flavor profiles than the kung pao chicken. The maison fried rice is similar to a "happy family" rice on a traditional American chinese menu but elevated ingredients and flavors - super delicious. The ambiance and service are amazing. Despite not loving a couple of the things we ordered, we all loved the restaurant and the majority of the food and will definitely be returning!! read more

Maison Chinoise - Wagyu beef roll - Dim Sum Near Me - Dallas, Texas

See all

Came here this week for the first time and was surprised how empty it was honestly. We ordered shisito pepper and green beans to start and they informed us they were out of both of those. We then ordered dumplings, friend rice, pepper steak, wine, chow mein, and kung pai chicken and ended with Nutella ube Bao buns. Overall, service was great. The truffle in the fried rice wasn't very strong, would have liked more. It was fine but nothing was wowing that would make me have to come back for the price and quality. read more

Second time trying this place. Love the decor inside. It wasnt very busy but the service was a bit slow. The manager was very nice though and explained it was due to a large party. The food we ordered did not have flavor I was expecting. The seafood puffs had legit seafood in them and they had a unique flavor but it didnt necessarily fit my flavor preferences. The tempura green beans were tasty. The hot and sour soup was also different than I expected. I think I prefer mine to have a bit more substance ot it but it had a good flavor. I ordered the Singapore noodles and they had way less flavor than I would have hoped. I took them home and add a bit more though and they turned out good. read more

See all

Excellent first visit. The ambiance was nice, the service was very good and the food very tasty. Great variety and better taste. Generous portions. Recommended! read more

Maison Chinoise - Dim Sum Near Me - Dallas, Texas

See all

If you got with a few friends i recommend ordering a bunch of stuff and sharing. This way you get to try more of the menus. The mushroom dumplings probably my favorite thing. But i loved it all! Drinks were great. Ask to go to the speakeasy after read more

Maison Chinoise - Dumplings - Dim Sum Near Me - Dallas, Texas

See all

I'm giving 1 star because there is no negative 5 stars offered. I literally just paid 68.25 from this place for Door Dash to bring me about 2 ounces of beef 5 mushrooms and 2 packets of soy sauce. Let me explain. I ordered the Black Pepper Filet Mignon and it was expensive. But, so is beef. I figured they'd put you know, a whole 8 ounce filet in. Nope. If this entree has more than 2 ounces I'd be stunned. On the order, you pick up to 5 add on or whatever, which is why I got anything other than just the beef. Rice? Nope. I looked all over the order form but the only rice listed was other entrees for 20 bucks and up. So, I figured rice must be included. I figured wrong. This is hands down the biggest rip-off I've ever encountered and I've been to Las Vegas. On top of that, the meat wasn't even hot or particularly tasty. Do yourself a favor and do not eat, nor order from this scam palace. read more

One and done. Was an okay experience, but when the nicest part of the dining experience is the ambiance, it's not worth a return visit. Food was all "just fine". I've had better dumplings. The hot and sour part of the seafood hot and sour soup was great, but the seafood added nothing positive and had a funky taste. The orange beef was decent but nothing special. And $3.88 extra for a bowl of steamed rice? Seriously? The most annoying part, that you'd think Lombardi's would be better than, was publishing "cash" prices on their menus with no indication at least online of the credit card surcharge until you get the bill. Does anyone really drag out a wad of cash to pay for a $200-plus restaurant bill? read more

See all

I love the ambience, it was one of the nicer restaurants in my immediate area. However, I have never had to add soy sauce to my Chinese food before. I'm not sure if it was an off night or not, but I will have to return to determine if it was a one off. read more

Ordered to go, had high expectations for this restaurant and was disappointed. The food was hot, but the Miso soup was bland. My noodles were horrible! The Ube Bao buns although beautiful in color dense and taste nothing of Nutella, the dipping sauce didn't compliment the flavor at all. The Har Gow dumplings weren't bad but I can justify the price for the flavor, they are beautiful. read more

See all

Title: Christmas Peking Duck Hype Disappointment My brother had been obsessed for months with this place's Peking duck (inspired by endless social media videos of the dramatic tableside carving/presentation). Christmas Day was supposed to be the big reveal. Pros: Gorgeous restaurant, fantastic appetizers (eggplant was a standout), and our waitress was incredible--10/10. Cons: Seated on the breezy patio where curtains kept blowing in faces. The duck arrived nothing like the videos--no real presentation--and the pancakes/sides were missing. It was cold by the time we got it, and one order was shorted. Manager's response: basically "600+ reservations, so small issues are fine." Felt dismissive for a holiday meal we'd built up so much. Ratings: * Waitress: 10/10 * Restaurant: 7/10 * Manager: 2/10 * Experience: 6/10 * Food: 7/10 * Likely to return: 3/10 Appetizers and service saved it somewhat, but the duck experience was a letdown after all the hype. If you're going for the full Peking duck show, ask about indoor seating and confirm the presentation! read more

The food here was tasty! The dishes were shareable. I enjoyed the spicy wontons from here, along with lo mein and beef. The ambiance was fantastic! Def a great spot for a girls night out. Service was great too! read more

See all

I decided to wait a week before leaving a review as the experience was not great. My wife and I joined two other couples for dinner a little over a week ago. It was a great evening with friends but the service at the restaurant was lacking. Here are some issues we had: They sat our party of 6 at a 4-top with chairs at both ends. This felt pretty tight. We were not addressed after sitting for quite a long time and had to ask for service. Drinks took a really long time even though the restaurant was not overly busy. The busser somehow could not fill our waters without spilling and our table was covered with water. We had to ask that they bring a towel to dry it. The manager offered to comp a dish and didn't tell anyone so we ordered the same dish and they tried to bring two. We explained what happened so they took the second one back but didn't remove it from the check. At the end of the evening, they brought us the incorrect bill. The bartenders were gossiping about guests loudly while we were having a drink before dinner at the bar. Food was good. Not great but good. This may have been influenced by the rest of the evening. I probably would not go back given there are so many great options that I think are better all around read more

First time trying. Ordered via Uber Eats. A friend was taking her kids to dinner here. I ordered Hot and Sour soup and Dan Dan Pork Scion noodles. Super spicy too the point of being inedible! Super disappointed. Cereal for dinner! read more

Came here at 5:45 on a quiet Friday, earlier than our 6:30 reservation and we were graciously seated promptly. We already knew what we wanted so Alexis took our order quickly. The food service was incredibly speedy. We were in and out in an hour, and we ordered several items. The teas were lovely, the veggie dumplings were beautiful, the lamb chops had an excellent cook, the orange beef was bright and citrusy, and the mandarin dessert was refreshing and subtly sweet. The food and service were top tier, we will have to come back!! read more

Maison Chinoise - Mandarin Fields - Dim Sum Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Starting off, the service was very good. Everyone from the hostess to the bartender, to our server was friendly. The inside was dark and romantic which is what we were shooting for. Unfortunately, that's the best part of the meal, where it should be the food. The food was all edible but honestly didn't seem any better than your traditional Chinese take out. Given the price point, I thought it would have been exceptional. The soup dumplings were a little more bland than I'd like. The tenderloin was dry and sauce was pretty basic. We had a great time, but the food was just seriously lacking. read more

See all

Maison Chinoise is the most elegant Asian fusion spot in Uptown, and it's perfect for a memorable night out! The space is absolutely gorgeous, with a chic, modern vibe that's perfect for date night, business dinners, or celebrations. The full bar serves incredible craft cocktails, and the service is top-tier, attentive without being intrusive. Their dim sum is creative, fresh, and beautifully plated, and the Asian fusion dishes are packed with bold, authentic flavors. Every bite feels thoughtful and high-quality, and the menu has something for everyone, from classic dim sum favorites to innovative fusion creations. They take reservations, which makes planning a breeze, and the entire experience feels luxurious from start to finish. If you're in Uptown and looking for an elevated Asian dining experience, this is your spot. 10/10 recommend! read more

Went here last Friday at 5:15 pm. I think we may have been the only people in the restaurant for at least 30 minutes which was pretty odd! The food here was yummy, we got a lot of tapas that were good and yummy drinks. We all had no complaints on the food. However, for what you are getting, the prices are INSANE. I got the 'wagyu fried rice' which is $30 and tastes just like beef fried rice. I would have been unsatisfied if I paid $17 let alone $30. Also, there were 6 of us that split the appetizers, yet our waiter informed us at the end he couldn't split the checks which was super disappointing. The ambiance here is pretty and the food is good, but there's just too many GREAT restaurants in Dallas to go to instead, for much better pricing. I do really think this restaurant needs a good happy hour menu as well in order to get people in the door before 6:30. It's pretty odd to be the only ones there. Wouldn't recommend but if someone took me here and food was free I wouldn't complain! read more

Maison Chinoise - Soup dumplings - Dim Sum Near Me - Dallas, Texas

It was with great anticipation that we booked a reservation at Maison Chinoise during their first full week of opening -- and to some extent, they delivered an impressive experience. First, the service was truly first class. Our server was friendly, cheerful, and incredibly attentive. We couldn't have asked for better hospitality. Second, the food was outstanding. * The hot and sour soup was especially delicious, with rich, exotic flavors that were both unique and mouthwatering. * Their signature fried rice was flavorful and packed with vegetables, beef, chicken, and shrimp. * The Wagyu potstickers and the Kung Pao chicken were absolutely excellent. * The only dish that missed the mark was the fried wontons, which arrived under-fried and a bit too soft. The wine selection was terrific, and with a generous tip, the total came to about $100 per person -- reasonable and expected for a gourmet restaurant in the city. The only reason we didn't give a full five-star rating was due to an extremely disruptive large party seated at the very center of the restaurant. The yelling, screaming, and shrill voices made it, quite honestly, the most disruptive meal we have ever experienced. It is my sincere hope that the owners understand that large groups should be seated in the outer section of the restaurant, not at its core, where their noise impacts everyone. The decision to place such a loud party in the middle of the dining room reflected very poor management judgment and significantly diminished an otherwise excellent meal. We do plan to return eventually, but we feel the restaurant needs some time to figure out how they will manage their crowd dynamics. And despite the disruption -- which our server openly acknowledged -- nothing was comped, not even a dessert. This, too, was a disappointing choice on the part of management. In summary: The food and service were superb, and the restaurant shows tremendous promise. With better crowd management and more thoughtful customer care, Maison Chinoise could easily reach a consistent five-star experience. P.S. The venue itself is stunning, with beautiful appointments throughout. It is like stepping into a work of art. read more

The menu is so expensive but the food and drinks were below average. The saving grace is that the service is excellent and the ambience is great inside the speakeasy (near the restrooms). They have a jazz band as well over the weekends. The seating in the restaurant is so loud that you can barely hear yourself. We ordered shrimp dumplings, shrimp starter (over fried and no flavor), hibachi appetizers (these were ok but the slice of fish was too thick) and all of them were just ok. Food needs to be really flavorful given the price but it wasn't. Even though they have their own parking lot, they still charge a $5 valet fee. I would skip this restaurant. read more

See all

Went here for a date night Saturday night and the place was pretty empty. 2 stars for servers being nice and polite but a bit lacking, the ambiance was trendy and food was ok-ish. However, for an expensive restaurant there's a lot of things lacking: 1) Food/ False advertising - ordered Peking Duck fried rice and while it was made with duck, I'm pretty sure it was NOT Peking duck because the duck didn't have the signature red skin or crispiness. That aside though the rice tasted ok, there were MANY pieces of white, soggy/floppy, un-rendered duck fat pieces in the fried rice, kept having to pull them out of my mouth. The king prawn dumplings were pretty but NOT good at all, the gold flakes and caviar couldn't save it. The general Tso's chicken was classic - they didn't mess it up and the truffle mushroom "dumplings" were extremely good (though they look like Shumai). Portions are generous and there's an option to get 4 dumplings instead of 3 depending on the size of your party. 2) Cleanliness - the lamps outside were dusty and had cobwebs 3) Service - though the servers were sweet and polite, I had to ask for my appetizer plate to be changed though it was full of sauce (if it was visibly clean I'd understand) and had to ask for serving spoons for our entrees (that was weird). 4) Parking situation - it's valet only in the lot next to the restaurant (which is fine), but when we came, there were plenty of spots in this lot (4-5) and even when we left we saw plenty of open slots in this lot - but when we asked valet to get our car, they had parked it outside the lot far away somewhere, it kind of irritated me because I noticed all the cars in the front were expensive cars only - a BMW, Range Rover etc. We do not have a beater car by any means, but this felt unnecessarily elitist. If they were busy I could understand prioritizing "VIP" clients parking but this was ridiculous. I'm being hard on this place because I paid good money but, nothing really blew me away. I could honestly get better quality food with less fru-fru presentation elsewhere for less and leave more satisfied. The place has potential, but if you're not busy on a Saturday night at peak dinner time and have a pompous vibe without proper backing (service/food quality etc.), there's something very wrong and I now see why. One and done, not coming back here again. Did I complain? No. I was trying to enjoy my date with my husband. I also didn't want to bother the servers since the problem with the dishes isn't a matter of how it was cooked, it's the dish itself. It wasn't burnt or over-salted that it could be fixed if I sent it back, the food was just not good and definitely not worth what they charged. read more

See all

A fair experience overall that I wish was better than just that. The food was over priced for what it offered and focused more on presentation than taste. Service was also quite slow. Valet is paid and was $5. Nothing wrong with that, just a note to be aware of because it isn't mentioned elsewhere. read more

See all

We attended Madison for dinner. There was live music and the setting was dark. Food: As a person who has visited Thailand, I must say the chow mein was fire! I definitely wish the position size was a bit bigger but other than that no complaints. Service: The servers were friendly and joined into with the crowd for dancing. Overall: Would recommend and looking forward to trying other dishes. read more

Maison Chinoise - Combination Chow Mein - Dim Sum Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Vibe is nice but all the food we had lacked flavor! Wagyu fried rice, sea bass, and truffle mushroom dumplings. I enjoyed the dumplings the most. The service was really good but won't be back. read more

Absolutely loved everything. Amazing service, great drinks, soup dumplings were the best i've had in dallas!!! read more

Maison Chinoise - Indoor area - Dim Sum Near Me - Dallas, Texas

We went to Maison Chinoise for a family birthday party. The ambiance was great and the plating of the food was lovely. The food itself was bland and over priced for what it was. The kung pao chicken and fried rice were both very underwhelming but the orange beef was tasty. The pineapple bao dessert was also very good. At the end of the day, we were shocked when we received our bill as we were given a drink we did not order, and instead of being comped it, we were charged. We also did not get a dessert free for the birthday which was a disappointment at the price point. In all, I would not recommend. Elephant East in the Harwood district has similar fare with a better vibe and a slightly lower price point. read more

See all

First time trying this buzzy spot - loved the interior/decor and the energy of the restaurant! Definitely busy and very much a hot spot. We had an excellent server, Ray. Super fast service and great recs. Apps: tried the crab wontons (not my favorite), soup dumplings (so good), waygu dumplings (good), and tempura green beans (so good). Entrees: general tsao's chicken (good), spicy crispy orange beef (did not like at all, but seems to be a staff favorite), Dan Dan noodles (so good), side of rice. Overall, food was hit or miss, loved some things and wouldn't order the "just okay" dishes again. Def interested in going back to order different things to give it another shot!! read more

See all

Pros: The Space - Beautiful decor. From the elegantly eclectic furniture to the sophisticated tableside metal containers that housed the soy sauce and chili oil. What a stunning restaurant. The People - Very engaging and friendly staff. The Parking - Valet is complimentary, tips only! The Cocktails - Hubs and I tried 4, and all were winners! Cons: Valet Workers - Not sure who they hired to run valet, but they were pretty rude. Hubs and I couldn't get a sentence out of them, let alone a smile. The Patrons - Plastic Surgery meets Old Money. Make sure you don't half step when it comes to your dress. This place is a fashion show. This isn't really a con, but the lack of diversity doesn't make it a "pro" either. The Value - Very overpriced for what you get. The portions were standard but overall, its mediocre fancy Chinese food that costs a fortune, and not the cookie (see what I did there ). GET: Lamb Shoulder, Pastrami Egg rolls AVOID: Orange soggy, oh I mean, crispy beef, and Any fried rice that comes with chicken (the chicken was boiled and flavorless). read more

See all

The good Went on a Tuesday without reservations . Nice hostess . Gave us several seating options Food is amazing The bad Wife told the manager who came by it's our anniversary. Looks like she didn't hear it as they are paplov conditions to pass compliments and move on to next table. No genuineness. After being seated. It took 25 min for us to order a drink ! On a slow Tuesday. ! This is unforgivable Trivial thing. Accidentally added 30$ item from next table to us. No harm no foul but I seldom check my bill. This time I did catch it. read more

Love this place!! It's been on my list for a while and was finally able to check it off with a girlfriend on a Wednesday night. We got there at 5:30 and made it in time for the Dim Sum Happy Hour that is from 4:30-6:30 (I think Mon-Thurs) We had all the dumplings. My favorite were the fried chicken dumplings followed by the Waygu beef Highly recommend. It was gorgeous - great patio space. read more

See all

The restaurant is unassuming from the street, but is beautiful once you are there! They have a lovely patio and interior. I went with a friend for my birthday and they were very happy to help us celebrate. Our server was also very knowledgeable of the extensive menu. The food was mostly classic asian dishes, but elevated. We enjoyed everything we ate and drank. I would go back for another special occasion! read more

See all

Food delicious and the restaurant is very aesthetically pleasing. Customer service was lovely as well. read more

See all

Made reservations here for my boyfriends birthday and we left before trying anything due to the treatment, and customer service. The host was not kind nor was she accommodating. read more