"Went here in We ordered a half Peking duck and also said the number of the item. When it was brought to the table it was already sliced up. Everything was kind of alright until we asked for the receipt. There we realized we've been scammed, because we apparently got served a whole duck. Since the duck was already sliced-up it was impossible to know that it was a whole duck (otherwise we would've returned it). The main issue here is, that we said the number of the item, which makes it nearly impossible to mistake it with something else. The waitress didn't want to admit her mistake or at least see the possibility of her getting that order wrong, although the four of us were sure we said the number as well as that we want Half a duck. After a little discussion we payed for the whole duck. To be fair, if we made a scene, we maybe would've settled for what we really ordered, but we only realized that after we had already left (didn't want to annoy the other guests ignorant waitress limited english skills). Food ist alright, nothing special. On a different note, please employ people who know the difference between half and whole as well having the ability to distinguish numbers. Will certainly not come back."
