This is a fun and cozy space, especially the back patio! The food is kitschy, experimental, and pretty good. The curry fries were fun but the char siu bits in the fries were dried out so I wouldn't recommend that. The char siu plate was pretty juicy and well done. Fried chicken plate was fine. Coconut rice was good! Overall this was a fun and enjoyable experience but I wouldn't go back because the food isn't particularly amazing and the menu is small so I feel like I tried all I wanted to. read more

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Everything we ate was so delicious. Love the fun vibe inside the restaurant and the cocktails were unique and flavorful. Our staff was pretty friendly. It was nice to share with our small group. I felt we paid more for the ambience and flavors versus the amount of food, we got in our dishes. Definitely will come back. read more

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Oma's was a win all the way and one of the most unique meals I have had in a while. The menu is super cool, influenced by hawker food of Singapore and Malaysia. Our waiter was awesome. He had a big personality and was so friendly that we felt like we were dining with one of our besties. I couldn't get enough of everything we ate but my favorite was the Salted Egg Yolk Curry Fries. These were insane. They were like In n Out fries on steroids. Be sure to get the char siu burnt ends with it. The Roti Canai was the yummiest, softest, warmest flatbread with a nice slightly salty flavor profile. The parsnip and squash curry to dip it in just warmed our bellies. We also loved the Sambal Terasi Udang and Wonton Mee. The dishes on the menu are all so different that you'll want to try everything, and you should! read more

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We got to try Oma's Hideaway as per Pookie's chef friend's recommendation. This is apparently a local gem, and I can understand why. The restaurant was packed inside and outside as we came here for an evening meal. We ordered the fries, skewers, and a coconut shrimp dish. The dishes were tasty and gave a nice ode to to cultural flavors. The house made sauces caught my taste buds too. The dining experience was wonderful, and the service was prompt. The decor really ties the place together. Overall, this was a lovely date night with my Pookie. read more

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I came here one evening with a group of my girl friends and had an amazing time with them. Unfortunately, there wasn't any seats inside of the restaurant, so we dined outside. Their outside seating is still cozy and it was a pleasant dining experience. We ordered a variety of dishes, and they were all delicious. We had the roti canai w/ curry to start, then we had the mee goreng w/ pork belly, shrimp sambal, and charred napa cabbage for our mains to share. Everything was phenomenal. The food portions were reasonable and the seasoning was absolutely to-die-for. The perfect blend between rich and creamy without being overwhelming. The only thing that I didn't appreciate as much was that I felt that our table's waitress was a bit rude(?). When we were ordering our drinks, she was a bit dismissive and patronizing, as if we were too young to be ordering drinks. Furthermore, I noticed how she rarely checked in on us, compared to the tables around us, and we would have to ask another waiter for help if we needed anything / our check. Overall, the food was delicious but service was a bit disappointing. read more

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Hold the phone, hipsters! Let an Old Dude give a take...Yes, the Singaporean street food was a crazy good fusion of flavors such as the salted egg yolk curry fries...wow! My cocktail (called a Slow Rider, but 'Old Fashioned') was perfect! The 3 other entrees were all really good too, especially the Shrimp Laksa. But I came in with two friends, hungry and thirsty off a flight from Phoenix so sharing (snarfing) small, high priced plates in the Hideaway out back, while tasty and fun, didn't fill us up. On the way home, we stopped for a couple pints....c'mon Oma, put at least one hard cider in the cooler! read more

Oma's Hideaway - Shrimp Laksa on Korean Rice Pastry Noodles with....awesome flavor fusion with layers of texture! Really good! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Portland, Oregon

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The food was delicious and the service was courteous and welcoming. The roti was a great starter to my meal. The hot sauce that they provided had a really good kick while not overpowering the flavors. Would visit again. read more

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Great vibes, the music and lighting inside definitely sets a good mood. Delectable food, 100/10 need to come back again. Service was awesome they were super friendly and were very helpful if we ever had questions. Definitely a nice date spot. Their slushed drinks are too die for. read more

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Thank you Oma's Hideaway for coming to the rescue on the eve of 1-13 during the snowstorm that shut down PDX for the weekend. Luckily we braved the elements and got a two-top for dinner at Oma's. We enjoyed slushie shots (DO NOT SKIP THIS), the spicy katong laksa ($22), fall raita salad ($15), a wonton mee ($26), and oma's corn fritters ($12). The portions were small and everything was yum, but the vibes (music) and service (soooo friendly) definitely made the experience. We would love to return and try lunch or brunch. read more

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I have never NOT had an amazing experience here. Gado Gado gets the mad props, but this is the Pisha-Duffly restaurant that has my heart. They have an amazing staff, who is not only helpful, but kind, and creative. I once came in wanting a cocktail, but not ready for any of the combinations currently on the menu, and the server came up with a delicious concoction she had once made for herself (vodka, soda, pineapple juice and a lime - try it!). Do try the listed cocktails. They are inventive and tasty. The raita is epic! I'd recommend some dishes for you, but most of the menu changes regularly. I'll tell you this - nothing at Oma's has ever disappointed. Even if you are sitting out in the back covered area (if you are a person who runs cold, don't worry! The heat lamps almost do their job too well. The nicest thing about outside is the decibel level is much lower), check out the wallpaper inside - Gado Gado has worked with the legendary Kate Blairstone (who did the portrait of Oma used on the sign) to create stunning wallpaper. The servers even use trays with her artwork! read more

The wait staff was amazing the food was good definitely spiced down for the American palate. I will have to say it is overpriced for the portions we got. We both got the tasting menu the choice of one protein was a bit confusing and only one roti for 2 people to share. read more

We did the Oma's table menu, got to try a bit of almost everything. For $65 per person for 2 people I think it's a bit pricey. The serving sizes were a bit small across the whole service. The sauces are very delicious. The roti is a must. The staff is wonderful and helpful. The drinks well made and delicious. Will I come here again? Yes, but I now know what my favorite dishes are and will just order those 2 items ala cart. read more

I would go here again just for the vibes and the roti. This place was adorable and such a fun maximalist fever dream. My boyfriend and I went here on New Year's Eve and even on an insane night that's usually packed it had great service and we were able to get a reservation same day which tells me this is an under appreciated GEM. We went here on a friend's recommendation and she did not steer us wrong because this place was one of the best restaurants I've been to in Portland. 10/10. read more

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I live in LA, so I don't get to visit Oma's often--but every time I'm in Portland, it's my one non-negotiable stop. The food? Dream-worthy. Like, I think about that roti a lot. It's outrageously good--flaky, golden perfection that basically melts in your mouth. The cucumber salad is crisp, refreshing, and way more flavorful than something that healthy has any right to be. And the BBQ pork and wonton mee? Actual heaven. I'd write poetry about it if I could. But what really made my latest visit stand out (and somehow even better than the others) was the vibe. The food is always top-tier--truly an umami firework show--but this time, the ambience was magical. That had everything to do with the staff. Everyone was so warm, welcoming, and full of life that it honestly felt like dining with the most fun group of friends you didn't know you had. The service wasn't just good--it was joyful. And in a world where dining out can feel transactional, that kind of authenticity makes all the difference. Everything was a 1000/10. Oma's, I love you. See you next trip read more

I went on Tuesday with no reservation and was lucky. I didn't know this place was such a hip spot. The 80s vibes inside were spectacular. I got carried away in conversation but everything we had was delicious. I got the fried chicken and that had a really crunch breading that was truly scrumptious. I covered it with the curry that came to the table. We ordered some pork and that was surprisingly fishy but in a very good way. I can't wait to come back. Our server was so sweet. They keep the menu fresh by rotating some things every month so you aren't bored. read more

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Came here on a Wednesday night around 8 and got a seat at the bar. Staff was really great and ambience was good. The price though, was surprising for the food. Mains were around $26-30 and just not good enough to justify that price. We got the egg yoke shrimp and the bbq pork - I preferred the shrimp, but both dishes kind of had a flavor palette that just seemed odd. Not terrible, and taking risks for sure, but all in all I would not come back to have it again. read more

My grandfather was born in Penang. I love Malaysian and Peranakan flavors. The laksa was so tasty. I wish I had 4 bowls of it. The roti was good too. Gimme them crispy layers. The burger was just ok. I felt like for the size of plates, their prices are very high. We were still hungry afterwards, so we got some sliders down the street. Our Uber driver raved about this place as did our friends read more

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We went to Oma's Hideaway as I was craving Malaysian food. The food is a Malaysian, Singaporean, Western Fusion. We ordered: Silk Purse cocktail: I really enjoyed the smoky mezcal flavors with the coconut milk Roti: The roti was great, fresh, very hot, crispy on the outside and soft in the middle. Salted Egg Yolk Curry Fries: Unique flavor. I really liked these Spicy Katong Laksa: Not your traditional laska. The noodle were a little soggy but I still enjoyed the dish for the bold flavors. Cha Siu Pork Platter: The Chau Siu was sliced very thin and was very tender. The was my partners favorite. Ayam Goreng: Tasty, white sauce was a nice touch. But it was small ( only 1 piece of chicken thigh). Overall, a fun dinner. I would come back. read more

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Oma's Hideaway offers tasty tapas style Malaysian and Singaporean street food (1 plate can comfortably serve 2 people). Possibly the best Roti in the city! Maybe the highlight of the night. Great for date night or a group experience. Knowledgeable staff, outdoor seating, and street parking. Be prepared to $$. Enjoy! read more

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This is hands-down one of my favorite spots to eat in Portland. I highly recommend that you put in a reservation are seating is limited (though there is seating inside and outside) because this place is known for funky, playful food and fun aesthetics. Just glancing at their menu, I immediately want to try everything-OMAs is known for their entrees influenced by the cuisine of Southeast Asia, and the hawker foods of Singapore and Malaysia. This is a place where you will want to order multiple dishes to share with people so you can get a taste of everything. We ordered the coconut rice, corn fritters, sweet potato dumplings, and roti canai. Many of the dishes are vegetarian friendly so that's an added bonus. The flavor combinations are out of this world! The ambiance is everything, lots of fun wallpaper, fun lighting, and portland inspired art. The staff is wonderful here, very attentive, warm, and friendly. read more

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It was a full of surprises! Four of us fully enjoyed every single menu. The emptied plates can tell all. New and never experienced flavors will conquer your mouth and soul. Just give it a try. Their services were pleasing and graceful. The restaurant is dog-friendly! And full of people. The Wine list is weak, but they serve Singha beer. read more

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Parking in the area is pretty difficult, but the host was very understanding when I was a little late to my reservation time. My friend and I were seated in the back patio which was very well insulated and it also had moody vibe because of the color changing light. Our waitress was very attentive. She would refill our waters as she was checking in on us. Food! Everything tasted like it was a mix of 5 spice and south Asian flavors. Loved: peanut sauce, the chewiness of the noodles, tenderness of the char siu, and the curry seasoning & fatty burnt ends of the fries. read more

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After the first bite of food on the table, I proclaimed to the entire table. This was in the top three best food I've ever tasted, after all the plates came (we shared) I literally said I think this is one of the top meals I've ever had in my life. I don't know read more

Service was great the hideaway part kinda chilly so layered up if you seating at back. Cocktail was okay and food was really tasty.

We came on a Saturday evening around 6:30pm and were happy to find that there was no wait. They're dog friendly so we got to bring Alfie to sit outside with us. We ordered three items to share. The roti canai was reminded me of a Chinese green onion pancake without the green onion. It was crispy, but lacking some fluffiness to it. Oma's corn fritters were my favorite out of the three items. I love anything corn and/or fried. The wonton mee was quite disappointing. It consists of a lot of different ingredients but they did not complement each other, especially the chili jam... Also, the serrano peppers were really spicy. The meat was tender though. The portions were really small for the price point. And the food just wasn't as great as it sounded as it did on the menu. Service was good though! If you check out Oma's, I would just pass on the wonton mee. read more

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Another group of visitors wowed by a trip to Oma's. She can really rack 'em up. Great choice in a pinch for midweek work dinners. Personally, I stay away these days unless I'm expensing it. I'm less moved by the dishes in rotation, and the prices are a bit outrageous. read more

Our server was fantastic and the food was really good, and we tipped 20% as we always do. What I didn't appreciate was the undisclosed "employee benefit fee" added to the bill. I fully support workers having strong benefits, but that is the responsibility of the restaurant owner--just like the rest of us have to pay our employees' benefits. Adding a surprise fee at the end feels misleading. Please build these costs into menu prices and be transparent with customers. read more

I can't say enough good things about this food establishment. The environment is BEAUTIFUL and fun. The food is full of flavor and that ROTI bread. UNREAL. I could eat seventeen of them. The service was on point, attentive and conversational. read more

OHMY GODDNESS! From start to finish, everything was exceptional. The ambiance is absolutely beautiful. The staff is extremely attentive and friendly. Our server, Celia, made our dining experience 6 stars, but that isn't reflected in the rating. She was one of the best servers we have had, and we have had a lot. Ok, this is a food review, I know, so let's get started. Salted Egg Yolk Curry Fries: so good we ordered it twice during our meal. Perfectly crisped and seasoned thin fries are topped with serranos, scallions, and a curry sauce, served with a side of sambal ketchup. Get these. Roti Canai: a flaky flatbread made with parsnip and served with a squash curry. This was pricy at 16.00. It was delicious but if I were watching my budget I would pass, as the serving was small for how expensive it was. Pork Belly Rice Bowl: served with green onion, a perfectly fried egg, and coconut rice, served with fermented gai choy and crispy anchovy. Delicious. Heirloom Tomato Salad: served with cucumber, Thai chili, and burnt shallot oil. I could take it or leave it, but it was good. Wonton Mee: egg noodle, pork belly, pork and shrimp wontons, chili jam, and fermented serranos. Delicious. Cocktails: all tasty and served with a beautiful presentation. Ordered a Cocktail for a cause, Slow Rider, where $1.00 goes to supporting a team member who is battling cancer. Couldn't pass up a Oma Jello Shot: $7.00, packed with a punch. This establishment is a gem and you should go! Let your taste buds roam and enjoy the offerings of Oma's Hideaway. read more

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Came here on a recommendation from our hosts while visiting the area and was not disappointed. Tried various different things on the menu, which is in encouraged as it is sort of a tapas/small plates type restaurant where you sample a few different things while sipping on drink in kind of a groovy setting as the ambience has throwback jams and decorated very colorfully. Started with the pineapple inspired cocktail which hit the spot. Me being clumsy accidently knocked it over and spilled half of it, it was replaced accompanied by my perfuse apologies, but I really appreciated that. Among the many selections we got for the table - Oma's corn friters - which include a delicious peanut sauce, Char siu platter - which is BBQ pork belly which had great flavor and a chimichurri sauce, and the Black cod skewer which also came with a nice dipping sauce. A nice recommendation for a spot a little different from the run of the mill spots for small bites or otherwise. read more

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So mad that I walked by dozens of times and never stopped in ... until now. So good! Everything! Corn fritters came out first and paired with the peanut sauce ... so yum! Pork belly added to the fries was clutch! Their Roti is the best and portland. We also got the burger and the Wonton Mee. The drinks were super yummy too and the waiter we had was awesome! I could have sat him down with us and just had a conversation he was so friendly! Love that they have so much extra seating out back too! read more

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All I can say is wow. I did not expect to enjoy an Asian fusion restaurant, with a limited menu this much. After I went the first time this summer, I was already back for more a mere month later. EVERYTHING is very good here but the star of the show is the roti canai. The texture of the roti is like a mix between a croissant and naan. It's a little crispy on the outside. The layers are so soft and fluffy on the inside. The squash curry is well seasoned, smooth, and flavorful. I could eat a whole bucket of it. All the other dishes are very good but I won't go into detail on those. The restaurant was short staffed both those days but they were still very attentive and provided extra time to interact with my kids. Now for the environment, it is a very eclectic location. You stumble upon the entrance and it is all painted in black with neon green posts. The face of Kiong Tien is plastered on the roof. When you enter, it's kind of gloomy with unusual furniture and bright wallpaper. There is an outdoor eating area in the back. The bathrooms are actually the most interesting areas in the space. There is a disco ball connected to the lights above. There is an extravaganza of random wall paints and picture everywhere. And the music is blaring. Might not be for everyone but I loved these bathrooms! This place is definitely unique. The Asian fusion options are beautifully carried out and very flavorful. A little on the expensive side but worth it in my opinion. Go pay homage to your mothers and grandmothers by visiting this restaurant! read more

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Had dinner here on a pleasant weekday evening out back among the disco balls. Food here was A+++. Had the corn, roti (accompanying curry = amazing!), char siu pork platter (pork two ways!), coconut rice, and cold noodles (advertised as spicy but pretty mid on that front actually, but was quite delicious with its marinated shrooms and kimchi zukes). Plus a mai tai slushy and custom-order arnie palmer. Service was uneven. Waiter themself was great and escorted us around the menu w/ a lot of helpful information, but the kitchen must've been having some issues since we got the corn out quick and then the roti v hot and fresh, and then sat around a long while without anything to eat.. Pork and noods came out, but we had to ask about the rice (which you think would be made by the gallon and ready on standby. I mean, not exactly at a place like this, but, it's rice, and I can't imagine they ran out.. ) Still, I would love to come back to this place again! It was a feast for the eyes and mouth. read more

Cool retro vibe for dinner on the east side of Portland. Fun, great drinks, awesome food. We loved our server and her suggestions which were spot on and based on what we were hungry for. We loved all the intense flavors of all the dishes, the freshness of the vegetables and herbs, and the family shared plates to try a bit of everything. read more

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Oma's is one of our go-tos when we're not sure what we're in the mood for, because it never disappoints! We always make reservations online to make sure we get a table. They offer indoor seating, but when the weather's nice, we love the option of dining outdoors. It always feels like we order a bit of everything, and it's all delicious. If I had to pick a last meal, it would definitely be the roti canai with curry. The handmade, flaky Malaysian flatbread paired with that golden, flavorful curry is just irresistible--seriously, how could it not make your mouth water? I think some of their menu items rotate, but don't quote me on that. We're always excited to try whatever's new. The portions are reasonable and best served family-style, making it great for sharing. Overall, the food is consistently phenomenal, and I can't recommend it enough! read more

Delicious food. We had the chefs tasting menu. I would strongly recommend it as it came with a variety of wonderfully flavored and spicy dishes. The dessert was great as well. read more

This place was everything. Literally everything we ate drank was amazing. What made the experience even better was the service. Our server and all the other staff members made my partner feel as safe as possible. He has a severe fish allergy, and they not only accommodated and walked him through each dish, but they even brought Kaya and butternut squash curry for him. To top it off, our server brought us a to-go ramekin of Kaya because we liked it so much. We had the coconut rice, which was very flavorful, the yummy corn fritters, the roti, which was flaky and delicious, and the wonton mee. Oh my goodness, the char siu was amazing. If you like pork belly, you have to try it! The wontons were delicious too. Noodles were pretty spicy, but I'm a fan. We will be coming back to Oma's Hideaway!! read more

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Came here to have dinner with a friend while visiting Portland. I have to say I really love the food culture in Portland and all the fusion that's available. Braised charsiu was excellent in flavor and very tender meat. The roti canai and the dip it comes with is amazing. So flaky and fragrant. The salted egg yolk fries with charsiu ends is just so delicious and savory. The egg yolk sauce is very special I would say. The wonton mee was really good too, I would say maybe on the saltier side. The laksa with shrimp also tasty, I can handle some spice but it was definitely on the spicier side and I didn't have more than one serving of it. Charsiu wings were finger licking good. This was all the food between me and my husband and a friend... we had to take some to go... I think if we had one less dish we could have done it. Regardless I'm glad we got to try so many dishes here. High recommended. read more

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The other week we had tried Gado Gado, Oma's sister restaurant and were absolutely amazed.... so we had to keep it in the family and experience all that Oma's Hideaway had to offer. Because of how popular and delicious these places are, they tend to fill up, so I do recommend a reservation. The menu is a beautiful fusion of Indonesian and Pacific Northwest cuisine, and everything we tried was outstanding. The cocktails were expertly crafted and perfectly balanced, and the plates we ordered were bursting with flavor. Our waitress expertly coached us on the star dishes and we ended up trying the Egg Yolk Curry Fries, Sticky Ribs, Wedge Salad, and the Sambal Terasi Udang. Each dish was unique and so full of flavor. Our favorite was the Sambal!! The atmosphere at Oma's Hideaway is vibrant and lively. The service was great, with our server offering helpful recommendations and making sure our glasses were never empty. Especially their Zero Proof "Golden Hour" drink... amazing. For anyone looking for a unique and flavorful dining experience in Portland... this is the spot!! It is definitely on the pricier side, but well worth it. I can't wait to go back! read more

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Absolutely penomenal! Everything we had was incredibly flavorful and delicious, each dish thoughtfully prepared with a variety of flavors that came together like a symphony. There are not many places in Portland where you can get SE Asian food in such unique and tantalizing preparations. First, we ordered cocktails. That in itself was a challenge as every drink sounded delicious! Just like the food, cocktails are created with several ingredients that add their own distinct flavor and simultaneously create a cohesive drink. The names of the cocktails are equally inventive. Since I like a bit of heat in my cocktails, I went with Every Hero Needs a Villian, a tequila based drink with mango, wasabi, lime leaf, Aperol, peach and a chili salted rim. Fabulous, but definitely needed more tequila. With recommendations from our waiter, we chose several plates so that we could try a variety of items. This is definitely the way to go at Oma's Hideaway. And even though we ordered four dishes, there are so many more we wants to try. The sweet potato dumplings (5) were lovely, the green curry sauce had a hint of spice from the drizzle of chili oil, but nothing overpowering. Tooped with crispy shallots and roasted peanut, I could have devoured all five on my own! The Roti is a must! The homemade Malaysian flatbread was light, fluffy and also crispy. Dipped in the curry, every bite elicited an oooh or aaaahh. For protein we had the Char Siu platter that came with bbq pork belly and slices of rice spice pork cocoa; and brown buttered shrimp in a coconut lime leaf sauce. Both excellent choices, the shrimp being my fave. Oma's Hideaway is the creation of the owners of Gado Gado, another standout. Both restaurants are popular because they live up to the hype. My advice is book a reservation So you are guaranteed a table. What the website didn't indicate is that reservations are for 90 minutes. We we're not aware of the limit and ordered a glass of wine after dinner. Two wins in, the host came over to let us know we had gone past our allotted time and that the next reservation was waiting. It was embarrassing - so I'm putting this in my review to save you the same. Wish they would have told us when they seated us. Still rating 5 stars because food, cocktails, ambiance and waiter were all off the charts fabulous. read more

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