The location was very close to Wat Yai Chaimongkhon thus convenient to eat after seeing the beautiful, yet crowded Wat. The decor is funky. Kind of a Caribbean island appearance. Many antiquish ornaments. Even an old motorcycle in the dining room. Big restaurant. Many tables. Quite busy. Despite the crowds and the frenetic energy, we got Sat w/in 5 min. People kept showing up and miraculously a table would open. Keep in mind we got there at peak of lunch. Most eaters were coming from the Wat site, within a few min. walk. Just like us. The service was fast. Efficient. 2 and 3 servers would be in vicinity of us if we needed anything. They worked as a team. It may have been to fast, because I got everything quickly. Not one mistake, though my partner they forgot her dish. 15 min. later they check again, still nothing. Eventually it arrived and her dish was equally tasty as mine. I kidded with her saying "vegetarian's always have a problem w/ food or delivery at restaurant". Anyhow the menu has vegetarian options and much to choose from on both sides. Good size menu. As we looked around at the dining interior and the high # of eaters, we noticed we were the only Caucasians. It was nice to be literally among the locals. Prices were good. Not expensive. Between them speaking broken English, English menu, pointing to pictures, the ordering wasn't hard. There were other restaurants in a row across from the Wat, but they literally looked dead. Few customers. We went to this one because of the high buziness. Many people. That's a cue. And we picked up on it successfully. Grabbed a tuk tuk outside. Many of them. Headed back to hotel.