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Output: Great business owned by honest people! You really can't get better deals anywhere else.

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Output: This is a bit tough to review because for the most part I enjoyed myself at Bier Markt, until later that evening when I got sick. Unfortunately food poisoning is an automatic 1 star in my books. First the good. The building is very nice. Its a new construction with a very classy retro interior, although their enthusiasm for all things Belgian is over the top (more on that later). We were seated on the second floor near the staircase. They have 150 different types of beer, 30 or so on tap and the menu is really good about explaining the beers and providing food pairing suggestions. A great place for those of us who support beer getting the same love as wine or scotch. Our server was also very friendly and helpful, and food was delivered in a timely matter (too timely as it turned out). We started by sharing a short rib Poutine that was excellent and for a main my girlfriend had a flammekouch (a pizza esque creation) that she said was excellent. I went for the very Belgian moules frites in a white wine and shallot sauce. Very promising. Now the bad. When I mentioned the food came too quick, it was because quite a few of the mussels were undercooked. I am not a mussel connoisseur and I already had a couple of beers in me so I didn't really notice at first, I thought they were just really fresh. When my girlfriend tried a couple she noticed the undercookedness, by which point it was too late. Fortunately I have a tough stomach but two days later I am still feeling a bit nauseated. It happens that sometimes a couple of mussels are not cooked but to have almost half of them is no good. One last comment is that they are disturbingly enthusiastic about the peeing boy statue. There is a giant replica on the front of the place and another overlooking the stairs, which have the statue pointed over your head, a tad creepy. Its too bad that my experience ended the way it did because this place actually is pretty good, just avoid the mussels.

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Output: This place used to be a Sushi bar. The old place was very limited in space, the bar area took up a lot of the place with only few seating arrangements and not a place for a a small group of people to go. The redesigned Thai place did an excellent job of optimizing the limited space. There's even large tables in the back that can fit a group of five or more. Also did an outstanding job of decorating as well. Very authentic feel to the place. Chicken Pad Thai A nice sized portion, very worth the price. Had a nice spicy taste to it but they didnt include a wedge of lemon or lime to accommodate. A few things i didnt really like such as the noodles being over cooked and too soft, the chicken had a boiled taste and didnt integrate with the rest of the dish, obviously choice of meats were precooked and thrown into the dish to warm up. The tofu had the same case as the chicken. Chicken Red Curry Again a very nice sized portion for the price. The curry had a very nice coconut milk taste with a nicely spiced curry flavor backing it up. The chicken was the same as the Pad Thai, thrown in and wasnt given enough time to integrate with the rest of the dish giving it a bland taste. The bamboo shoots could have been slices of bamboo instead of slivers, would have improved the taste and texture. Overall a huge improvement from the Japanese place they replaced. I'll be coming back to try out the menu some more.

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Only thing I can say is that the "Open" sign was on in the window and the lights were on in the store, but the door was locked and no staff to be found at 11am on a Tuesday. We waited for about 10 minutes and then left.