Getting sick of library-ing

I've had enough of studying, not that I did much anyway but still >: s

Anyway, today I went to Red Pepper, kind of had high expectations just because I thought the place was decorated pretty well and it seems to have a lot of customers.

I'm never going back there again.

It's 2-3 dollars more expensive compared to other Korean restaurants with the same/similar menu and the food wasn't exactly better considering we're paying more for it. Also the service isn't too great either. The manager man took our order and he came up to our table, put both his hands on it and slightly leaned and waited for us to order, at first I thought, 'but you don't have anywhere to write it down...' but it was only 4 orders anyway, not too hard to remember.

But I guess it was too hard for him to remember.

Hoa ordered Chicken katsudon and they made chicken katsu. It's a simple mistake, anyone could get the two confused but what was ridiculous was the waitor's attitude. He looked like he didn't even work there regularly so he didn't know what to do. I asked him to make it again since it's not what we ordered and he said they can't do that because they'd already made it.

Isn't it obvious that a customer should get what he/she wanted to eat?

It looked like he was kind of saying it's your fault for not making your order clear so you'd just have to take it. And when I asked him if they could make it again he kept looking away and scratching his head. Ew.

And apparently they recycle side dishes. Please. Eugh.