Jae's Grill--CLOSED

Arrived about 45 minutes before a Sox game on a Thursday night. Seated almost immediately (booth next to the large fish tanks). Ordered quickly and asked for fast service and we got it! Coconut shrimp, Pad Thai and Mango chicken were all excellent. Waitress knew we were in a hurry so she brought the dishes out as they were ready, which worked out great. When she was a few minutes late picking up our check, another of the wait staff came by and grabbed it. Even though we walked to Fenway (we were stuffed and wanted to) and there was a crowd at the gate, we still arrived before the bottom of the first. Now that's fast service! \r \r I have been to Jae's many times in Boston and Brookline. The food is consistently good, the service great and the atmosphere pleasant if not particularly romantic. I highly recommend it to diners who like to mix and match Asian food in a casual, friendly environment. Pros: great eclectic Asian menu, friendly waitresses, good service Cons: not especially romantic decor (but clean and pleasant) more

Appetizers were good, nicely arranged and tasty. Those of us who drank cocktails liked them! The rest of the food, however, was rather average in both presentation and taste. It took us two attempts and about 10 minutes to make waitress stop at our table. Once she ""found"" us she was nice and fast. Also Jae's could *really* use a helping hand of an interior designer. If you are looking for a romantic spot, look elsewhere! more

Jae's is a yummy time if you know what to order. They have pretty good sushi and Korean Specialties. My fave is the Okdol bibim bap ...which is a large hot stone pot filled with veggies brown or white rice and a choice of meat topped with a sunny side up egg, you mix it all around with a chili sauce and make your own fried rice ...it's the best thing ever becuase I like to play with my food and pick around...it's much more fun than just getting a regular entree.. everyone should get that there it is a never ending bowl of fun! more