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2016-01-30
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Mom took me to this place to have dinner after my long 16 hours flight. I was like alright.. So many Chinese restaurants around and you decided to take me to a place that serves "western food".. It must be really good or else you wouldn't bring a Torontonian to a place like that. Alright, the decors are so adorable. Grabbed our seats, checked out the menu and OMG!! English menu!!! I was so glad cause I can't read Chinese!! So after the servers were loudly chatting over 10 mins and finally notice
Alright, the decors are so adorable. Grabbed our seats, checked out the menu and OMG!! English menu!!! I was so glad cause I can't read Chinese!! So after the servers were loudly chatting over 10 mins and finally noticed we were waving at them, a male serve came around and I was saying "Hey there! How are you today?" With a smile on my face and he seemed so scared of me.... Sorry if I scared you with my Canadian manner.. Ordered a set dinner with Spanish paella. And the server delivered it to my table within 5 mins. That means something's wrong. First off, the veggie soup was bitter. I couldn't even have a second sip. And the paella? That was a disaster. It was microwaved. No way in hell you can make a paella in 5 mins not to mention you have to let it rest. The shrimps were frozen, over cooked and blend. I didn't even bother to try that mussel. AND YOU DONT PUT CHEESE IN A PAELLA!!! The whole plate was blend. It seemed like the chef there has an allergy against salt. Hey but who am I to say anything? Maybe that's what Hong Kong people like? $79 for one person portion of paella and it didn't even taste decent? I'd say that's overpriced. I can get an authentic paella in Toronto that could serve 4 at $50CAD. Don't even get me started how cheap paella is in Spain.
The service was terrible too. The server never said a word. And when I paid the bill at the counter, the girl didn't even bother to say thank you.. I tip my server no matter where I go in the world even in Europe. But like seriously? They dare to put a tip jar at the counter.... Thank god The culture here doesn't require you to tip. I wouldn't even know how much to tip... Maybe 10 cents?
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