They have 2 units, one for pets and the other no pets allowed. The pets section seems crowded but the non-pets section was empty, probably just that night that we visited, not sure about the rest of their operating days.
There was quite a number of dogs inside. The moment we entered the cafe, something doesn't seems right. Their entrance is made of sliding glass doors which has no baby gates or something like a double entry, we have to make sure other dogs doesn't run out when we were entering while squeezing through the pack of dogs that came to welcome YuDan and us.
Service was quite bad as it took 20 minutes for us to place our orders, they have only 1 service staff handling the area of 6 tables including us. The rest of the staffs are at the non-pet section stationing at the coffee counter, kitchen, food runner etc. As the service is slow, leaks are not attended too.
Our food came and to our surprise, the dish looks presentable, akin to semi fine dining. I like the lamb that I ordered. :)
Then, while having our dinner, my worry when we first entered the cafe actually happened. One table was leaving and did not close the sliding door. Resulted in two other dogs running out of the cafe, luckily their owners have good agility and reacted fast enough to hold their dogs back.
Price is on the higher side. $90+ for 2 pax of dinner set and YuDan's food ($6).
We left Sun Ray Cafe and headed to Paw Pet-radise as there wasn't much space for dogs to play around.
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