Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

Ribs are the main attraction here, and rightly so. The beef ribs, in particular, are highly praised, so perfectly prepared that they even get mentioned in reviews. The pork ribs are a close second. In addition, there's an extensive Western menu with pizza, burgers, fish and chips, pasta, steak, onion rings, Caesar salad, and milkshakes. Only the fresh fruit smoothies are a remnant of the Thai cuisine and are highly recommended. The beer is served in a chilled glass, which says a lot about the restaurant's philosophy.

This restaurant is ideal if, after two weeks of Thai food, you're craving something familiar without feeling like you've given up on Thai cuisine. Prices are mid-range, and portions are generally generous. One couple found the rib portion for two a bit small, so it's advisable to order a side dish or a second plate if sharing. The service is consistently praised for its speed and friendliness, even when the restaurant is full.