Tried this place for the first time last night with seven of my friends. Besides a party of two that was already there when we arrived, we were the only ones there. \n\nThat being said - I wasn't impressed by the service at all. I understand when a restaurant is busy that I might not get the best service ever, but when the restaurant is completely empty - service should be pretty good. \n\nBeing a party of eight, we didn't all arrive at the same time. When I got there, three of my friends were already seated and had their drinks. I sat down, and it was another 5 minutes until two more showed up. And another 5 minutes after that when the last person showed. About 10 minutes after that, we were all ready to order - and it was at that moment that I finally saw an employee for the first time. Really?! Twenty minutes of sitting there - and I had yet to see an employee? That's ridiculous. \n\nFood wise - it was decent. I've definitely had better Thai food in Vegas, but this wasn't the worst place I'd been to. I ordered the Pad Kee Mao which had good flavor and the spiciness [level 2] was just right. However, it was way too oily. I tried some of my friends Pad Thai - which was alright. Sweeter than most of the other ones I tried. I also had the pleasure of trying the Crab Fried Rice - which was definitely the best entree of the night. \n\nOne other thing I'll say - is that they do not seem to be consistent with the way they spice everything. Four of us ordered our meals at level 2. And all four of our meals were definitely not the same level of spiciness. One friend ordered a level one, and his dish seemed to be spicier than all the level twos. \n\nAll in all - probably wouldn't eat dinner here again. I'd maybe go back to try one of their lunch specials - but that's only if I'm really craving Thai food when I'm on that side of town.