Service is awful, even for Chinese people (I'm Chinese, so I am socially qualified to make that statement.) Food is good occasionally, but I question their hygienic standards.\n\nFor example, I know that Peking duck is not supposed to taste rancid. It tasted rancid twice in my frequent visits, and I eat there mostly because my in-laws like the place. \n\n\"The duck tastes off.\" I said.\n\n\"No it doesn't.\" said the waitress without missing a beat.\n\nOnce, while dining with my toddler son, my wife asked if they had anything for him to drink along with his water. We asked for milk or orange juice, both of which they had none. \"What do you give kids, then?\" asked my wife. \"Just give him soda.\" said the waitress. My father-in-law decided to have the Special of the Day. \n\n\"We don't have the Special of the Day.\" said the waitress, her deadpan face never betraying the dripping irony of the statement. The manager came out soon thereafter. \n\n\"Sorry, we don't have the special of the day today, sir. Can I get you the wonderful fresh cod that we're known for? It's steamed with traditional spices for half an hour and served on a bed of greens-- a delight to the taste, especially with a splash of light Pinot Noir.\"\n\n... is what he never said. Instead, the cap-and-jeans dude looked irritated and said, \"Get number 44. We don't have special. Get 44.\"\n\n\"What's 44?\" \n\n\"It's good.\" And he walked away.