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Thai & Japanese
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citysearch c.
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Although I believe that we tend to serve portions that are too large in our country, I also think that if a restaurant is going to charge the same (or more) for a dish, then the amount of food must be the same. \r
I ordered the chicken teriyaki, which on the menu says it is 1/2 a boneless chicken for $14.95. What arrived at my home was half of a chicken breast. Additionally, they excluded the soup and salad that accompany the dish when you dine in. I have never had another restaurant do this.\r
I also ordered a chicken panang that looked like what I usually have left over when I order from other restaurants.\r
(And leftovers are one of the ways I justify the expense of ordering delivery, since I always eat at least twice from my dinner.)\r
As an additional dissapointment, the wonton soup we ordered (and paid for) was forgotten. The driver didn't come back with it until far after we had finished our dinner. \r
I have to say that although the food was good, it wasn't great ,and it certainly wasn't good enough to pay twice as much for.\r
I am not going to be ordering from there again.
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