Since I had a reservation, I didn't have to wait for a table, however our table was pretty much right next to the door and we saw a huge queue not to mention some woman with a mike that kept yelling stuff, so it reminded us of a yum cha place or something -_- Luckily we were a very loud bunch so it did not really disrupt us.
So I decided to have my Birthday dinner/party here as I didn't know where else to go, and I thought that it seemed like a good place to go as a group of 8. So we started to order stuff. Since I don't eat meat my friends were very nice and decided to stick with mainly vegetarian food, except for one pizza. We started off with an apetizer of garlic bread. It was sort of thick, but it was still very yummy, maybe it was cuz we were dying of hunger, i'm not sure. It had some chopped up tomatoes to go with it which reminded me of the bruschetta my grandmother makes me. We then realize that we didn't have any water, or any drinks, unlike the other tables which seemed to have complimentary water, so we complained to the waiter and asked for water which we got after about 5 minutes. Refills took ages as we seemed to be in quite an obscure corner and so we were constantly forgotten by the waiters.
Next we ordered a mushroom pizza, which I thought was heaven. I absolutely loved it, it was delicious, it tasted different to the Italian pizza I am normally accustomed to, but it was relatively thin (although they had some ultra thin pizzas which we didn't try) and was very cheesy. One problem was that it was sort of warm when it arrived, and not hot so the cheese already started to solidify. not good. But the taste was still good. We also ordered 2 carbonara with no meat (so basically white cheese sauce and peas, hahahah!) and i've got to say it was quite good. It was kind of bland, obviously without the bacon, however it was still very cheesy nonetheless. We then ordered a hawaiian bbq chicken pizza (for the other people, so I don't know how it tasted, but they seemed to like it) and last but not least we also had a 5 cheeses pizza, which was extremely cheese, with molten cheese everywhere, fresh tomatoes and was just heaven.
One thing that sort of bugged us was how we told the waiters to divide the pizza up into eighths as they seemed to not be able to count properly and cut them all up weird, with huge pieces and tiny pieces, with a total of 7 pieces. Seriously?! Can you not count and cut equal pieces of pizza?!
The best and funniest thing happened, when I asked for my cake to be taken to me. The waiter already had a cake in his hand, with a lit candle. It was a tiny little mango cake. Definitely not my cake, I had a cheesecake. I ask him to fetch my cake, and he replies, i've got it right here. I look at the cake and say, that's not my cake. His face drops. WHAT?! and he instantly blows the candle out and runs off. It was HILARIOUS.
I can't believe I had to pay $50 for them to get me the wrong cake. (well and keep my cake in a fridge)
Overall it was incredibly cheap. It was about $560 excluding the cake charge of $50, therefore we paid a total of $70 each and each had 3 slices of pizza and a small plate of spaghetti, which was very filling, especially with the cake. We were all so shocked by how cheap this place is, despite the terrible service and have decided to come back very soon.
Please remember that the portions here are HUGE. I mean it is an American Italian Restaurant, so bear in mind the American sized portions that your food will come in.
Field green salad
Classic Caesar with chicken on top--Crisp Romaine leaves, shaved Parmesan cheese and garlic-herb croutons tossed in our Caesar dressing. Whole or half size. Add grilled chicken breast, grilled shrimp, or sautéed salmon. 
