Elvi Thio

Loved the food and ambiance here - it’s quieter than average so you don’t have to yell to hear each other and it’s great for date nights or intimate dinners with family and friends.

They have a small, changing Asian fusion menu and we loved almost all the dishes here with the highlights being:
- snow crab noodles with squash and dashi butter
- heirloom tomato with “Tom yum” seafood and watercress
- deviled eggs made crispy
- fluke (fish) with massaman curry and CORN!!

Definitely highly recommend those. We thought the quail, eggplant, and dessert were just OK. Delicious but nothing special and didn’t have the wow factor that other dishes had.

Also we enjoyed the complimentary scallion pancake inspired balls at the start of the meal.

Came out to about $95 per person after tax and tip for food and a cocktail.

I’m always on the hunt for cute gift shops and this is one of them. Lots of cards, trinkets, modern New York souvenirs, etc.

They’re currently undergoing construction so it’s LOUD. Besides that a good clay court with multiple courts.

Very good, though very pricey 🫠

We came 7:30pm on a Thursday and the place was PACKED. Looks like a lot of colleagues or client dinner meetings, which the atmosphere and food is great for, but as a result the place is so loud with everyone talking.

Free bread to start. I loved the Avra Chips with its tzatziki sauce. Both the grilled calamari and the freshly grilled fish we got were tender, light, and delicious. The latter was priced at market rate per pound. They have many fresh fish to choose from. Mediterranean food done well.

These 3 dishes and a glass of wine turned out to be ~$100 a person..

Get their signature roasted duck and the Salted egg prawns! So delicious.

Also their hot & sour soup and green beans fish were solid choices for lunch or dinner.

Kind, accommodating staff. Great ambiance.