Chez Quan's

Update: for the owner that answered. I don't understand your answer. The standard is Tom Yum Noddle, with meat included, at 6-7$. I get it at every Thai restaurant. See other reviews. In fact, after couple days I went to another restaurant Asian Time, delicious, and had wonderful Tom Yum at that 6$ appetizer. i just pointed out that you serve a bigger bowl at a bigger price, even removing the noodles it costs double, which is the truth. My total was over 21$, hence the 20-30$ range. I was lenient and balanced in judging your food and service, compared to others... I didn't mention for example that your menu wants to be hip and funny but it's tacky and purposely deceptive and other stuff. You should go around and learn from others. No, I won't come again. I don't see the point to coming to your restaurant when others are much better for food quality, choice, and mostly service. A waiter that is asked many times to let me know if you can do a Tom Yum with chicken without noodles and how much would it costs and keeps staring without understanding until you ask it repeatedly and returns 15 minutes later saying that would cost the same is not up to standards. Original review: Spring roll was ok and chicken Pad Thai quite small (the plate in the picture is quite small)and bland. Overpriced for the quality. Strangely the first Thai place that has no Tom Yum soup without noodles, so I asked if they could make it without noodles and they said it would still cost 10-12$. Usually it is around 6-7$. The waiter was very slow and inexperienced. Disappointing.