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  • I ATE ALL THE FOOD BUT WANT REFUND!!

    Background ; Okay. There is a Korean restaurant. Probably the only Authentic one in town with actual Korean food. (Although the Korean community complains about quality, but whatever. It is not too bad for me, so I go.)

    I used to work at this restaurant, I know the family who owns it very well. Yes, Mr. K is a bit of a jerk to his workers, but oh well. I like him.

    In Korean food, their noodles, are TOTALLY different from Chinese noodles, in taste, look, texture. A common chinese-based korean dish with chinese noodles called jang-ja myun is sold, and there are other dishes with korean noodles.


    And here is the cast that I witnessed, along with my friends

    O- Owner/Manager
    Me - HI!
    F-friend eating Chinese noodles
    SC - A chinese male patron who ate Korean noodle dish
    SCD- The Chinese male patron's daughter who understands Japanese. My folly.

    Here is what went down

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    SC; *Finishes his meal, says it was good in Chinese, then calls the owner over in English.* Excuse me, sir, what is HE eating? *points at my friend*

    O; Chinese noodle. Very popular with newcomers.

    SC; So...why is that noodle different from what I ate?

    O: You ordered Korean Dish. That is technically Chinese, so different noodles and different ingredients.

    SC; *A little bit loud* So Why is it DIFFERENT?! I wanted THAT kind of noodle.

    O: I am sorry sir, but you ordered that meal. My worker asked you for sure if thats what you wanted, you told her Korean noodle, you got Korean noodle

    SC; YOU KOREANS ALWAY SHORT CHANGE US CHINESE. THE FOOD WAS VERY BAD. WHY SHOULD I PAY FOR SOMETHING I DID NOT WANT?

    SCD: *In Chinese*Father, enough...embarrassing

    Me; *In Japanese to my other friend* If the food was so bad why does he eat it all?

    F: *Gives me and Other Friend a weird look while finishing his noodles.*


    At this point, the Chinese man loses control and starts yelling at the owner, all sorts of accusations. The Owner finally loses his temper and says, "You Chinese never make up your mind and always try to pay for less than what you owe. Pay and get out!"

    I start rambling in Japanese to my other friend who agrees that while Owner needs to calm down, the Chinese man was out of control. As the Chinese man leaves...

    F: IF ITS SO BAD, DONT EAT IT. YOU SAID IT WAS GOOD TOO!

    Chinese man gave him a dirty look, and his daughter glared at me, for I said the same thing, and she knew we were tired of it.

    Yeah. That was a first for that restaurant.

  • #2
    Just proves that SC's come in all varieties.
    When you start at zero, everything's progress.

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    • #3
      It was a KOREAN restaurant.

      When I go to a Korean restaurant, I go there for the bulgogi (Korean barbecue), not Lexington barbecue (a pulled pork bbq).

      This SC missed a wonderful opportunity to sample a different style of food that is very good (can you tell I like Korean food?) by being sucky over noodles, for pity's sake.
      They say that God only gives us what we can handle. Apparently, God thinks I'm a bad ass.

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      • #4
        Quoth Panacea View Post
        It was a KOREAN restaurant.

        When I go to a Korean restaurant, I go there for the bulgogi (Korean barbecue), not Lexington barbecue (a pulled pork bbq).

        This SC missed a wonderful opportunity to sample a different style of food that is very good (can you tell I like Korean food?) by being sucky over noodles, for pity's sake.
        Well, the old man knew what he was getting, I mean, I understand some Chinese, and before the huge scene, he was clearly enjoying it. He just did not like the Owner saying hi to me or something, cause the scene was caused after me and the owner had a chat. He was giving us dirty looks all the way, along with his family. (Why? Cause I speak Asian languages as a white girl?!)

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        • #5
          I have to admit, but the Korean owner flipping out at the Chinese SC made me remember a recent South Park episode.
          To right the countless wrongs of our days... We shine this light of true redemption, that this place may become as paradise...Oh, what a wonderful world such would be...

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          • #6
            Quoth Kaycichu View Post
            Well, the old man knew what he was getting, I mean, I understand some Chinese, and before the huge scene, he was clearly enjoying it. He just did not like the Owner saying hi to me or something, cause the scene was caused after me and the owner had a chat. He was giving us dirty looks all the way, along with his family. (Why? Cause I speak Asian languages as a white girl?!)
            I envy you. I took a semester and a half of Japanese, but can't really speak it naturally. I know a handful of Korean words.

            China, Japan, Korea, Viet Nam. . . . it's all cool.
            They say that God only gives us what we can handle. Apparently, God thinks I'm a bad ass.

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            • #7
              I want Korean...
              :sniffle:
              I can understand the question he had about the noodles, but not much else is that excusable! Someone needs to take a pill of chill and a dose of reality.
              "Is it the lie that keeps you sane? Is this the lie that keeps you sane?What is it?Can it be?Ought it to exist?"
              "...and may it be that I cleave to the ugly truth, rather than the beautiful lie..."

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              • #8
                Quoth Mr Hero View Post
                I have to admit, but the Korean owner flipping out at the Chinese SC made me remember a recent South Park episode.



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                • #9
                  Quoth GiggityGiggityGoo View Post



                  Why does someone else think of the South Park Scenes before I do? Great minds think alike!

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                  • #10
                    i went to one place here where i asked for crispy noodles instead of my rice, hoping they'd put the food on top of the noodles like they normally do for those dishes. nope a side plate of crispy noodles.

                    still... it was what i asked for. even if i didn't like it.

                    overall opinion of the place was "meh" but that I'd give them another chance and not ask for anything strange like that again.

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