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2011-03-05
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Arrived there right before they close the restaurant for the afternoon. It would be perfectly OK if they just let us know they were closing. We would have looked for somewhere else. But they decided to let us in, well, if they decided to serve us then they should do the job.Right after we sat down they hurried us to order. Then all through the meal we were given an impression that they wanted us to finish and go ASAP. When were were about to finish the rice (meaning we haven't really finished ye
Right after we sat down they hurried us to order. Then all through the meal we were given an impression that they wanted us to finish and go ASAP. When were were about to finish the rice (meaning we haven't really finished yet, we still had food on our plate and the drink almost untouched), we were asked to pay. We paid the exact amount but the guy boldly stood there and asked for tips. We were highly disturbed, still gave him some but he appeared not satisfied. Basically we were rushing to finish the food and the atmosphere were weird. It was like they couldn't wait to get rid of us, once we stepped out of the restaurant the door was slammed behind us heavily, leaving a big Bang in the corridor.
Well, the food was nice, but staff was pretty rude. And the water tasted strange. I wondered if it was straight from the tap without any boiling. Chung King Mansion is a pretty old building and just imagine how old the water pipe is...
Honestly I wouldn't go back. I believe there are plenty of much nicer Indian restaurants around.
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