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I had such a fantastic experience at Pig and Khao! They were so accommodating to our group--I had to change the reservation a few times and they were really patient with me. The service was above and beyond--they even brought my friend a delicious mocktail on the house since we were all drinking and she didn't have anything. The food was excellent and well-priced. Honestly a fantastic dining experience.

2nd time here and I loved it… my only complaint was they ran out of lamb chops… and that’s what I really wanted. Otherwise it was great

Jade never disappoints me. I wanted to get together with a few friends, and most of them said that the food, drinks, and music were amazing.

If you're looking for a cozy and intimate dining experience, Lilli's is the perfect spot. On a Tuesday evening, it was neither noisy nor overcrowded which was the ideal atmosphere for us. The drinks were fantastic. I had the Pineapple Sunrise, which was well-balanced, allowing every flavor to shine without being too strong. The appetizers were a hit with my family, who enjoyed the salmon sliders, shrimp rolls, and wings. However, my entrée, the stir-fried vegetables, was underwhelming. The dish featured large stalks of bok choy and did not include rice, requiring an additional $7 for a small side of fried rice. While intended to have an Asian-inspired flavor, it fell short. The fried rice itself was overly salty yet lacked the depth of flavor that a bit more soy sauce could have provided. The penne alfredo was decent, with large shrimp and generous portions. Overall, it was a pleasant experience with excellent service. Our hostess, Claudia, and the rest of the staff were wonderful. One thing to note is that if you bring your own cake, there is a $25 service fee for cutting it.

The food was excellent and my friends and I will be back.