Thaihutt

Poor form, Thai Hutt, poor form.
The food was low-​quality, to be perfectly honest. I mean, you would hope that Satay Chicken would be a little more than just fried chicken with what tastes like peanut butter dumped all over it, wouldn’t you? I certainly would. Alas…
And the hokkein noodles left a lot to be desired. They were… sweet-​ish. Which I despise. Savoury dishes need to be savoury, and sweet dishes sweet! And if you’re going to make a savoury dish sweet, please specify, at the very least!
That, and when asked to have leftovers packed to-​go, we were given the box and had to pack it ourselves. What? I have never come across such pitiable service at a restaurant before. Did I just pay you money to do the labour myself? Really?
The only good thing I can say about it, is that the portion sizes were fairly generous, the prices were fairly low, and I liked the furniture.