"Aweful! Only gave one star because I was unable to give zero. Okay, so the walk-in was a pleasant welcoming. Not very busy at all. My daughter and I sit down and order up two bowls of Tea Smoked Noodle Duck Soup . First off, it was, to say the least about it, flavorless. If it was not for the duck in the soup, definitely blah, blane. OMG it is soup. Soup is made for just chowing/sipping down. Not here, nope, not the case. Secondly, it was full of bones and I do mean FULL of chopped bones, slivers of bones, definitely no slurping here, that 's too dangerous. We had to eat the duck off the bones, so this soup easily developed into a finger soup, literally! May I say again, it 's soup! Third, no waiting on us to see if perhaps we wanted or needed anything to drink, no extra napkins, no condiments for soup, nothing more, nothing... I believe a tip is warranted when the patrons needs or wants are at the very least, somewhat ok, somewhat met for that dining. Many restaurant employees today believe they deserve a tip no matter what or just because they showed up for work and brought you the food that you and I 'll say it again, that you paid for... Hey it all begins in the service area and if those needs are not met, then hell no, no tip period! The waiter, the waitress they all work together with one another, a team effort, a job, so it 's a win win situation. But this out right, did not deserve any tip. I give good tips, I give not so good tips, when warranted... Ok, here is the kicker ???? My daughter pays for the meal and we get up and we leave. This waiter runs out of the restaurant chasing us down yelling that we took the wrong receipt because there is no tip on his receipt ????. Chased us down! Then, when I explained the service, the meal did not warrant any tip, he said ok, no big deal, no problem, fine. As we were walking away, he said you 're just shameful! Honestly, the service and the food was shameful! You want a tip, buy Honda stocks! Check out the photo of"
