I think "Special Olympic Garden" is a more appropriate name for this place, as it is likely the home of the world's most mentally challenged strippers. The physical quality of the dancers is fair to good, however, not nearly good enough to compensate for their stealing, deception, poor behavior, overall lack of conversation skills and even lower ability to form a coherent argument. My friend paid a girl walking by money to give me a dance, and when I rejected her, she refused to give me the money to get a dance from another dancer, instead saying she had to give the money to my friend, who had left by then. When another stripper threw beer at a member of my party, I had had it, and left. Considering the fact that these people are usually compensated better for their "work" than college professors makes it apparent why our nation is in the state it is in now.

negative

Giving this place 5 stars for the awesome view and kick ass happy hour. I've never had dinner there but based on the appetizers it will not disappoint!

positive

I had been to this location once before, liked the concept, and decided to bring a friend to try it out yesterday. Let's start off with what I liked: The Honeydew seasonal soda was refreshing and not too sweet. The Shiitake and Tofu Lettuce cups had good flavor and texture, despite being extremely messy. Now for the rest of our experience: Firstly I should make it clear that I am not picky. If I am hungry, I will eat anything. We ordered the Sea Bass Fish Tacos and the "TLT"(tempeh bacon BLT) sandwich to split. The tacos were not good. The fish was soggy and had almost no texture or flavor. So much so that myself and my friend, though we arrived very hungry, didn't even attempt to finish them. The sandwich was ok, and the sweet potato mash that came on the side was completely undercooked, still crunchy. Overall, a "meh" meal. I'm not one to penny pinch when it comes to a meal. But to pay $15 for an entree that I didn't even want to finish sucked. Now on to the service. I get it, TFK is a busy place. Being in the service industry myself, I am generally very understanding and patient. Our server never even refilled our waters, or asked if we might want another soda (I did). She was also way too touchy-feely. After we finally received our check, I requested that she take my part out of two 20s, and put the other half on my friends card. Ten minutes later, she arrived to tell me that she was very busy and it " wasn't worth it to her to give me change for the second twenty", and that I could just keep the tip. Now I don't know if she made the assumption that my tip wouldn't be worth her time because of my age, apparel, what have you. But it felt like a huge slap in the face, considering that I was going to tip her my normal 40% despite getting shoddy service and not enjoying my meal. I've never been treated like that, and I would never treat someone that way. It's been made very clear to me by that server that True Foods Kitchen doesn't need my business. So guys, you got your wish. I won't ever be back and I'll make sure to let my friends know why.

negative

This restaurant is dam costly and is not at all worth for the food they serve. I am Vegan and Paid $13.2 for just 3 types of sides and naan bread and custard. Food was ot worth more than $6 however we were shocked to see their heavy check. Food is not so tasty to admire. It doesnt have the true authentic Indian food taste. They make sides of potatoes and green peas which are cheap in market to keep their profit margin high. They are smart enough to rob people. Please try other Indian restaurant who give you many option to eat for less than $10.
negative