China "Joy" was purchased from the previous owners approx. 2008 and it went from "not bad" to "not so good." It seems every dish floats in a sea of some sort of salty mystery spooge. But the most memorable thing is the pissy attitude of the owner / hostess / server.
My wife's body had forced her into a restrictive diet and there simply were things she could NOT eat. But -- you guessed it -- stating her needs and hoping for a positive response was NOT what China Joyless is about. It's more like "You no like -- tough misfortune cookie! Buh-bye now!"