Went to this place a couple times. The first time I didn't like very much. The service was ok but the food was not spectacular. The second time the food had gotten a better while the service is the same, maybe you just need to know what to order and what not to order. The lemon chicken was pretty good though. As for ambiance, nothing to write home about. Good value for the money. We spent about $80 plus tips for a group of 8, and we had leftovers. Would go back again for a third time with friends.

Like the title says, I am a regular to this place, almost once a week. Service still average, food's average, decor's average, everything's average. For $12.95 for the late night menu, you can't go wrong. The only GOOD thing about the place is that it does have 2 tv's and when the canucks game is on, they usually out it on.

I read good reviews about this restaurant plus I work next door so I sometimes see a lineup so I thought it might be worth a try, wrong decision!!! Couple weeks ago my friends and I went down on a Saturday night. We arrived at about 6 and we were the second table there. The ambiance was ok and the staff were friendly. I ordered a venison with pasta, one of my friends ordered a steak with spicy sauce and rice, and others ordered other stuff. When my order arrive i thought to myself, oh, this must be a side dish for my entree, but boy was I wrong. That WAS my main dish!!! I can't believe I just paid $22 for some what looks like minced beef with pasta...it was blend, tasteless, and the pasta was definitely undercooked...and the portion size was laughable. I had to go somewhere else to eat afterward. My friends weren't too impressed with their dishes either. Let's just say that we won't be heading back anytime soon...anytime ever!!!

Tried this place out a couple Saturday night ago. Funny thing is they are called Wings so you'd expect wings were their specialty. Well, nothing to rave about. As for the service, nothing to rave about either. Ambience, nothing to rave about. Overall experience, nothing to...well you get the point.

Dad's birthday party, and I did not bring any expectation at all to this restaurant but my brother recommended it so I thought, ok, I'll give it a try. Upon arrival, the sign at the front of the restaurant really stood out to me. It said 'Starry Night Restaurant Reflexology', and I thought to myself, I must've gotten the wrong place. But I look around and there was nothing else there, and the fact that the name is right, so I parked my car and walked in. My family was already there so it was actually the right place and I thought: reflexology??? WTF??? The waitress who was serving our table came to me after I sat down for about 2 minutes and asked me if I wanted something to drink, and I thought ok, at least the service is pretty decent. Then I began to scroll through the menu and thought, wow...pretty pricey for a asian ran place, I better get what I am paying for. What really stood out was the fact that you cannot get a plain grilled steak. All the steaks they served was with some kind of sauce. My family wanted to order appetizers and soup to share, and then entree for each of us. I picked the black & blue C.A.B new york steak for $31 and I asked for it medium rare. I don't even know what CAB stands for. I haven't had steak for quite some time and I was looking forward to a good steak. Anyways, bread arrived first, I didn't try the bread since they had NO butter at the restaurant, again, wtf??? They gave us a tiny bit of margarine looking thing and we asked them what it was and our waitress wasn't even sure what it was, she went back to the kitchen and came back to tell us it's some kind of 'rosemary thing'. Then we asked them if they had any olive oil to dip our bread in and again, she went back to the kitchen then came back to tell us no, they do not have any olive oil. I would've expected a 'high-end' restaurant charging that kind of price, these things are a must and yet...oh well. Appetizers and soups arrived. My dad and my brother ordered seafood chowder, their initial reaction was 'wow, it's loaded with seafood, nice.' but upon tasting it, not so nice, they put some kind of spice in the soup to make it hot. A spicy hot seafood chowder, that's definitely a first for me. I didn't even touch it. My sister had the hot & sour soup, first sip and she almost choked on it. I asked her what's wrong and she said it way too spicy hot and way too sour. Appetizers were ok but definitely way over priced. Take the crab cake for instance, for $16 you get a layer of seaweed salad at the bottom, middle layer is crab meat (which looks exactly like the stuff in a regular california roll), and the top layer is some kind of salsa made from mango and chili. Cost is about $2 or maybe less but they charge $16. I know how much these things cost since I used to work in a Japanese restaurant and a Thai restaurant. After we had finished our appetizers and soups we waited for about half an hour for our entree to come, which was kinda surprising because they weren't really that busy...four to five tables at the most. My steak arrived first and then the others came too. My dad had ordered the deep fried pork chop with rice and stuff, mom had the seafood linguine, bro had lamb chops and sis had a koffee (that's how it was spelled on the menu, lol) crust blah blah something steak. No comment on the deep fried pork chop with rice, it wasn't spectacular nor terrible, I don't think anyone can screw that up, only thing my dad complained about his dish was the slaw that came with it was bitter and inedible. My mom can only finish half her dish because they had put way too much parmasan(?) cheese on it and the smell was extremely... cheesy. My brother said his lamb chop was very good EXCEPT it was way too hot, as in spicy hot. My sister asked him why he ordered it and he said he thought it was hot as in a black pepper hot, not chili oil hot. I looked at his plate and it was covered in chili oil and I thought...chili oil on lamb chop and mashed potato, I guess that's what you call fusion food, very nice...NOT!!! I then tried my sister's steak and that was the worst steak I have ever had, till I tasted mine, but we'll get back to mine later. That coffee crust did not go well with steak. It took all the flavor away from the steak so all I could taste was coffee and salt, for all I know it could've been any kind of meat in there. Who would pair coffee and steak in their right mind? Maybe if it's done good but this was definitely not it. I would not pay $32 for that steak, not even $10 thank you very much. I had the black & blue new york steak medium rare and well, what can I say about it...I was disgusted. First of all, it was cold, not just the steak, everything on the plate was cold, the mashed potato, the fried onion rings, everything!!! Secondly, I got medium well instead of medium rare, again, wtf. The blue cheese with steak was again, a fresh idea to me. It might not have been that bad if they did not put so much salt in the sauce. As most of you would know, blue cheese is fairly salty, add that to a very salty (and spicy) sauce they use, double saltiness, not good!!! I did not want to complain because it was my dad's birthday and I didn't want to cause a scene, but I promised myself never, NEVER, set foot in this place ever again!!!

Went there last week with a friend. Overall experience was OK. Food selection was good and service was decent, unlike some of the other reviewers had experienced. the only thing i disliked was that we had made our reservation for 6 o'clock and the restaurant called us at about 5:50pm to see if we were on our way, which was kind of odd to me.

Been here numerous times, and will go back when winter comes around again. No disappointment at all. Selection is good. Service is ok. Price is very reasonable, compared to some other places, and the food is always fresh. I have not had the experience of being rushed out the door like some of the other reviewers had. The only thing I can complain about is the ridiculous lack of parking. I just park at the parking lot opposite to the restaurant, which I know I am not supposed to :P lol

Went a couple sundays ago. I have been a regular to this place since they opened up on Main street.The food continues to be extremely decent and consistent, while the service has not. The waitresses services has been on a steady decline. The other downside is the decor had not changed at all since day one. I did point these out to the owner of the restaurant and he had mentioned there may be a renovation coming. Hopefully a renovation in the waitresses service as well. I should mention, they are very friendly, just not very professional, but I'll keep going back because they do give a good value.

Last week my girlfriend and I were looking for a Thai dinner. Rather than going to our usual place on Cambie, we decided to try this one out on Main & 12th since we were always passing by it. The restaurant itself wasn't much to look at, small but cozy with basic decor. I have to say though the server, I think he is the owner, was extremely courteous. We ordered the crispy wonton, and like the previous reviewer said, was surprisingly light, and stuffed with some kind of sweet orange stuff, which made it very tasty. We also ordered the Thai iced tea, drunken noodle and a green curry with beef combo with rice and salad. The drunken noodles was good but the green curry combo was excellent, better than a lot of other 'authentic' places I have been to. Excellent value. Overall I'd say they were a nice little surprise and I would be going back.