Miklos Sahin-Toth

The food was fantastic. Got the salmon and the potato gnocchi (with chicken) and I was genuinely surprised by how well they were prepared and how large the portion sizes. Everything was genuinely perfect.

If you want to sit by the window, make sure you get your reservation as early as possible. It’s a pricey restaurant, so you might as well get the best seat possible.

Alcohol prices are reasonable.

My only complaint is the music was too loud.

This is my first experience at a duty free store and the prices here are simply not that competitive. I also found the souvenir inventory to be lacking. I had a pocketful of CAD I was looking to blow on something before crossing back into the US but I genuinely couldn’t find anything worth buying. Most of the prices are the same you’d find at a Costco in the US lol

Interesting store. It’s essentially a curated selection of really high quality toys (mostly made from wood). The toys themselves are also quite stimulating, high fidelity, and tactile. They all seem to have some problem solving or building aspect to it that clearly helps foster a child’s brain development. These really are unique toys.

Also worth noting that the clerk offered to wrap our order free of charge (we were buying these gifts for a birthday party) and the wrap job itself was so bespoke and exceptional that it honestly was worth the price we paid for the toys alone.

I don't really know anything about this company but I got a lot of free stuff from one of their booths so I feel obligated to leave a positive review. I also got a cool looking magazine/brochure from them which I use as decor in my apartment because it makes it look like I am super rich to any potential guests.

Picture the following: you walk into someone's apartment and see this document titled "Aircraft Sales & Acquisitions" just casually chilling on the coffee table. Your mind is instantly going to start racing with questions. Who is this person? What does he do for work? How do I get on his level?