We just visited Farang Restaurant at North Park today to have some good meals after quite a long absence. We were served by a waitress, who seems to be the eldest among them.  Looking at the beverage menu, we ordered fresh apple juice. Asking why there are two prices 60/65, we got the answer that 60 is juice with ice, while the other one is just juice without ice. And by the way, she said, it should be 70, not 65. We ordered it anyway. Came to the food menu to see pizzas with price varying from 95 to 100. We asked if we could order one pizza with 2 toppings. The answer was yes, it's 100 baht. Fine, we ordered one pizza with 2 different toppings. Everything went fine until the bill came. The pizza was priced at 150. The same waitress told us that her earlier information was wrong. Asked why she didn't tell us beforehand, she just apologized with quite firm face. It's not about 10 or 50 baht, but we feel that the way of doing business is not right, or even dishonest by giving misleading information to the customers. If the pricing in the menu is wrong, correct it. If the price you say is wrong, come back to the customer and tell them beforehand, not until the bill comes. Hope the management of Farang Restaurant can look into this matter and be committed to honest and fair practice in doing business. From our experience today, we are unsure whether the waitress is dishonest or Farang Restaurant is the one who makes it unclear and difficult for the servers to understand; thus, misleading the customers.