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Again, the hotel provided a 2-for-1 appetizer coupon here, so we indulged before heading out for the night. The place was mostly dead, save for a few families and their annoying children. We didn't dig the menu all too much, and we weren't all that hungry, so we just ordered 2 appetizers and a bottle of sake. Our waiter asked, "Is that all you want?" using the kind of tone that suggested I was maybe cheap for not ordering more. Oh, I'm sorry. Maybe you have some kind of mental ability that allows you to know my innermost thoughts and you're assuming I didn't order as much as I really wanted to. Do me a favor: just take my order. Maybe I didn't want to order a $20 sweet and sour chicken entree that probably tastes marginally better than the combo meal at Panda Express. Sorry to waste your time with my paltry order, jackass. For what it's worth, our two appetizers, potstickers and won tons, were mediocre at best. Both tasted like the kind of cheap frozen appetizers you'd buy at Albertsons. Luckily, the sake made the meal worth it. But I thought the staff was impolite. I won't say they were totally rude, but there was an air of arrogance I detected which fouled up the evening. Add in obscene prices and I can't think of a single reason to waste any time here.
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