They say that when a place is empty at lunch time or dinner time… beware! I should have taken this as a warning and walked right out (the strong chemical smell in the restaurant should have been another red flag). Tired after a long drive, I didn’t think anyone could mess up basics like steamed rice and egg foo young. I’m not a picky eater at all but this food was not edible. This is the first time in my life that I’ve thrown out an entire order because it just couldn’t be eaten! The egg foo young looked like frozen deep fried pancakes that had been reheated. They were absolutely tasteless. I might as well have eaten cardboard. There was a brown, gel like pudding that was meant to be the gravy… but it was like adding insult to injury because it tasted as gross as it looked. In addition to the congealed goop, there was an orange mystery sauce that smelled so strongly of vinegar that I threw it right out. Even the soya sauce packets were very low quality (probably chosen because they’re cheap), and tasted nothing like real soya sauce. The rice was well… a brick of overcooked mush that looked like it needed to be cut with a knife. Finally came the fortune cookies… you can’t mess that up, right? Well these fortune cookies must have been made with chalk and water and kept on a back shelf for a couple of years. They were harder than a rock and the paper inside had fused with the cookie. I regret even taking a single bite. While the people working at this restaurant were nice, everything tasted like they had chosen the lowest quality ingredients then asked a bunch of toddlers to put it together. Overall, this is a great place to eat if you want to know what prison food tastes like in third world countries!