Revelry

It was over hyped. The food was average at best. I ordered Mrs. Yang's Chicken and it was not great. The peanut brittle seemed almost like a forceful addition to the chicken. Did not marry well together. The blackened tuna bowl was just okay. Lacking in depth and flavour. It was very bland. The seaweed noodles was good. Worthy of a repeat order. The curry sauce was flavourful, and the cilantro offered welcomed brightness. Overall the food is edible, but not good. Soju was great. I ordered the flight and it came with 3 flavours. Other than the fortune cookie which tasted like a cupcake Yankee candle, the apple fig and orange Thai basil were enjoyable.

2/16/19: really cool atmosphere. DJ was playing some great 90's tunes. Order a carafe of the orange Thai basil soju w/Hite beer, seaweed noodles, fried chicken, and kimchee pancake. The soju was really refreshing! Loved the crispiness of the fried chicken. The sticky sauce has a nice sweet spicy flavor. Chicken would also have been great without it. Seaweed noodles were ok. It was a bit sweeter than expected but really liked the bite of the noodles. Kimchee pancake was ok. Really liked the texture but lacking a bit in flavor even with the pork belly. Service was prompt and friendly.

Great vibes and truly unique food. The staff here is attentive, very kind, and welcoming. Since I was just visiting the city and short on time, I came here right after eating a giant meal and only had room for the summer+winter melon pickles and the little fish chips. The little fish component is actually a traditional Korean ban chan called Myeol-chi bokkeum. I was pleasantly surprised to see this here!! And on top of chips! Haha. I wish I could have tasted the shishito and the seaweed noodles, maybe I'll try to find some time before I leave to squeeze in another quick visit here. But thanks again guys, and belated suostei to the friendly Khmer lady in the kitchen!