On my last trip to SF Chinatown I'm eating in a restaurant by myself
and I notice the kitchen and service staff sit down around 2:45pm to
eat. I'm taking notes on what the chef was eating and who was suppose
to waite on who. A large group walks in around 3pm noting how they
had the place to themselves. I wondered how they would get served
since everyone as sitting and eating. They were told lunch was over
at 2:30pm and dinner was open at 5pm. There was a lot of huff,huff
and watch this $200 cheque walk out the door. Everybody continued
eating and I had the place to myself. It was wonderful.

Jim

PS My local tea shoppe has a nice Korean tea called King Green. Its
their only one.

Kevo wrote:
> On Jul 28, 8:28?am, wrote:
>
> >
> > you still have not answered my questions---i appreciated answers ppl
> > gave me-and "i don't treat tea shops as i like"--
>
> Hi Joanne, I think you shouldn't be so soured and hound endlessly for
> others' opinions. Many other poster have given you their experience at
> The Tea Gallery, and Michael too (he says it is always a delightful
> experience), and I don't see the valid point of you still pursuing the
> topic.
....I thought theres the door was a typical NY attitude according to
West Coast media bias...