You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.

[EX Q]: I have been to this location a couple of times now and it is just not that good. The sushi is pretty expensive and twice I have receive pieces that didn't look quite right. I never eat "ify" sushi. The rainbow roll was pretty good but the sashimi was questionable. The Miso is awesome and so are soy beans. Over all the service is always pretty good, however I did have one crappy waitress. She was rude and slightly condescending. I was not dressed to impress.... had a impromptu lunch date with a girlfriend and apparently I did not belong there. FYI I'm not ugly or a slob, but my hair was in a pony tail and I wasn't wearing makeup! So shoot me! Point is, she was rude and I didn't feel welcome. The hostess was very nice though. I think I am going to avoid this Ra location from now on.
[EX A]: 2 stars

[EX Q]: Wows, Tea Station. Your milk tea is expensive. As is your food. The milk teas are good though; I really have no complaints about it other than the price.

This place is also open late, which is a plus because sometimes you just don't want fast food late at night!

The tables are really oddly set up, and they really need to figure out a system with their "To-Go" and "Dine-In" people. Also, where the cash register is located is really odd as well, it's really an inconvenience if you're sitting at that table behind it!

Sit against the wall, but not near the door on cold nights!
[EX A]: 3 stars

[EX Q]: This is, dear I say it, some of the BEST Thai food I've had in the valley. Tottie knows how to get the pah-ty stah-ted: The pah-ty in my mouth!

I went after a rigorous cardio workout, and the idea of getting there and having to wait to be seated and wait to order and wait for our food to arrive was a little off-putting. Luckily a friend arrived early to grab our group of four a table, while another friend called in a few appetizers on her way over. What a great idea! There was a tasty egg drop soup, shrimp spring rolls and spicy cucumber salad waiting when I arrived. Great start, right? Things only got better from there.

While we dined on our apps, we browsed the extensive menu with the intent to make some entree decisions. What a challenge?! Keep in mind it's Tottie's ASIAN fusion, so although we went the Thai route, they also have Chinese, Vietnamese and Sushi. Again my friend Gabi M came to the rescue, decided that we needed to go family style, asked the group some pertinent questions and ordered away. Fun, right? I had no idea what she was ordering, so when everything arrived it was like Thai Christmas!

We feasted on Pad Se Ew, (an egg noodle dish with chicken), Curry Shrimp, Hot and Spicy Eggplant, and a tofu dish I can't remember, because compared to everything else, it was a little forgettable. Everything else was amazing! Super flavorful and complex spices combined with delicious ingredients to create filling entrees perfect for sharing. We all felt like the eggplant was a super-star-standout, but how you can pick a favorite when everything is practically perfect!

Tottie and the staff had a perfectly sweet ending to an already rock-star meal, a fried banana. Not too big that you feel guilty afterwords, and not so small that you'll be wanting more, it was a nice end to a tasty evening. I can't wait to return and try the rest of the menu, but something tells me I'm going to want to repeat this night of fine fusion.
[EX A]:
5 stars