Let me start off by saying my BIGGEST pet peeve is when mainly Vietnamese ran nail salons speak Vietnamese LOUDLY in front of guests about them. Whenever I go get my nails done anywhere, I speak English so that I can observe how their behavior is. I think that it's highly unprofessional to talk shit about your customers in a different language when they're sitting right there. Like how much they tipped you or if you think they're crazy. If someone tips you a certain amount, that's because they think it's the amount you deserve. They don't have to tip you. If you have bad things to say, please take it to the break room or hell, say it in English.\n\nWhen I first walked in, there was a man chilling on the couch who said Hi to me and and I greeted him back. Then I walked to the reception area hoping to find someone to assist me with getting a gel french manicure. It turns out, the man chilling on the couch, along with a few other ladies worked there! I actually thought that they were customers waiting for their turn (even though it was DEAD in there, should've been the first sign of trouble) with how 'laxed they were being. \n\nBilly, who did my nails was very nice. I eventually told him that I was Vietnamese as well so when his coworkers started going off about their girls not tipping enough and the crazy people they had to work on at that moment in Vietnamese, he was starting to look pretty embarassed. He was really gentle when he did my nails which was a + for me since I've had some bad experiences with the cuticle cutter.\n\nI am highly disappointed that there's already a chip in my gel manicure after 2 days, which is supposed to be on point for at least 2 weeks! I haven't done any vigorous activties and I definitely make sure I watch out for nails when I'm lifting at the gym. So... what happened? Lol.\n\nAy dios mio! I am never going to get my nails done at a different location than my usual just because of convenience again.