8pm, May 6th 2016Walking street night, so understandably busy. Eatery is located alongside a kids playground, super noisy. We ordered the Mexican wrap and a coconut. It took a long time for the coconut to arrive, in fact many people went to the counter and ordered coconuts after us which were served to them before we got ours. I had to mention to the solitary girl that we were thirsty and waiting and then she brought one to us. She was over worked but she was doing her best. When the food came it was tasty but the portion was small. Not only that, but it was completely different from the menu. It was sold as containing avocado and veggies, but it did not. it camw with tomato, basil and beans. It was not advertised as having cheese, but it did. I went to politely ask the girl working there about us ordering an item that was completely different to the one we were served but she couldn't handle the polite questioning as to why it had come completely different from the menu. I explained that this was not cool and that we should have been told about the lack of ingredients when we ordered. I wanted also to ask her about the beans used (the yogicafe touts itself as an organic cafe) as they tasted very much like baked beans from a can, though i cannot be 100% sure. The girl almost started to cry and as i tried to pay she told me that it was her fault and that she would pay out of her wages. Normally i would accept this gesture, but being Thailand i imagine she does not make much and she was really trying her best so i insisted on giving her the 500bhat (more than 10 pounds sterling) for 2 small wraps that did not come with their advertised ingredients and possibly baked beans inside. I don't care where i am in the world, if i pay 5 pounds for a sandwich i expect it to have some substance to it. very disappointed.