Cafe attitude ruin the museum visit. Came in on a weekday Tuesday 1:15pm and was trying to get a seat near the window with the Cafe area. The seats in the Cafe were 30% filled, and staff insisted that all window seats are reserved for 3 people, which was not the case. Based on observation, I said only two people were sitting in other tables of the same size near the window (they are round tables), then staff explained that all window seat are reserved for people with disability. This sounds very strange because (1) change of narrative and mismatch with what actually is the case and (2) ironically, all window seats are furtherest away from the museum entrance, disable toilets, and it has a relatively smaller table size or behind the back movement space. These window seats are very packed together and best suited only for one or at max two persons. This sounds like a very unfriendly policy to both disable and nondisable visitors too because people who are not disable are then forced to not sit at all window seat, whereas disabled people are forced to sit at the window seats that has smaller movement space and with their backs hitting the other customers sitting behind them (and furtherest away from entrance/disable toilets). I ended up leaving the cafe because staff insisted no window seats allowed even when the cafe is 30% filled only.