Di Fiora

Cute Thai / Asian fusion restaurant with a great selection of pretty flower / fruit themed cocktails. Loved every dish! The decor was a bit over the top for me but consistent with the vibe, the menu, and the food. The steak had some bits that were hard to chew but the flavor was still good. Highly recommend the crab fried rice!! 🦀

Great ambience, but not so great taste. First thing first, the restaurant is well decorated and quite exotic. Looking at the interior, I couldn’t tell it was an Asian restaurant. The staffs were nice, but not so attentive that I had to wait here and there. Also, as I ordered noodles I asked for a chopstick, but they said they don’t have chopsticks (it was quite interesting to me). Their food is ok, but I’ve had much better ones for cheaper price than what I paid at Di Fiora. All in all, if you want to try Asian food in a brunch looking place then go check it out. However, if you’re going there for tasty Asian food, you might be disappointed.

The restaurant's environment is a perfect blend of sophistication and comfort. The ambiance is inviting, with tasteful decor creating a relaxed yet upscale atmosphere. Whether you're here for a casual meal or a special occasion, the design enhances the dining experience. It's a place where you can savor exquisite dishes and the pleasant surroundings that contribute to a memorable and enjoyable time.

Di Fiora has been on my To Do list for a while, and I'm glad I finally had the chance to try it out. I was not disappointed. My favorites were the pepper garlic shrimp, and the spicy green beans. The garlic crispy chicken was also delicious as was the kua chicken. The spicy manhattan was fabulous - complete with a spicy hot kick. Unfortunately, for me, there were many more menu items to try but alas I can only eat so much in a single meal. I also loved the decor, which was light & airy, festive, and all around set a good mood for a great meal. Service was very friendly, helpful with recommendations, prompt and overall very well done. I would not hesitate to recommend Di Fiora for any night out when you want a great evening with an outstanding menu. I can ot wait to back and try more dishes.

Wow! The interior is absolutely beautiful! You are greeted with plentiful pink roses, so modern and clean! The staff are amazingly respectful and hip! The food… the food… freakin amazing! Everything about it superbly delicious! We had: 1) Lava Scallops $25: Comes with four beautifully cooked scallops. The sauce surrounding it tasted absolutely yummy with a their homemade curry sauce. Topped with caviar. *Highly recommend* 2) Korat Mini Wings $15: Came with approximately 8-10 wings. Indeed they are mini but don’t be fooled, it tastes so good and very crispy. It comes with chili dipping sauce but to be honest, you don’t need that. The wings by itself is just that good. The batter and chicken packs the flavor. 3) Crab Fried Rice $28: You know how some restaurants will skimp you some shrimp or in this case, crab? Well Di Fiora does not. There was so much crab in this fried rice, literally every bites you’ll get a plentiful of crab! The dish was made very well, very flavorful. *highly recommend* 4) Di Fiora Carbonara ($26) with Seafood (+$7): This was the highlight of our meal. Wow this is a very tasty yummy carbonara. Noodles was cooked to perfection, so much seafood, creamy sauce, and the whole shabang. You gotta get it, trust me. *highly recommend*

Let's start with the pros: AMAZING decor that changes with the season, incredibly friendly staff and service, and a very robust selection of delicious cocktails pulling from Asian flavors and culture The cons: I feel like Di Fiora tries to deliver on a ton of Pan-Asian cuisine with their menu, and what results is a subpar performance given the price you pay for the dishes across the board. For example, I've had better curry and pho for cheaper elsewhere in the city and the allure of the decor could not do enough to distract from that fact