The plug from the air conditioner pulled loose when I opened the door. So my first impression of this restaurant was getting smacked in the face by a super heavy plug swinging down into my cheek. Luckily it was the flat side. If it had been the prong end, I probably would have needed stitches. Or worse, if it had hit my eye. The person working spoke so little English that he didn't even respond beyond nodding when I told him he needed to tape the plug up so it wouldn't fall on people.
The Burmese curry was OK, but I'm suspicious they dumbed it way down for me. It was very mild, both in spice and spiciness. Really unique, though. It was like a cross between a haystack and Tsukemen (Japanese dipping noodles). It's just a shame that they skimped on the flavor.
Oh, and the assaulting my face thing. Not a great first impression, unfortunately. It's a real shame. The last place (Vietnamese) also had reasonable food, but atrocious service. I was really hoping the change of hands would turn things around. No such luck, unfortunately.
