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Mr Chow
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I have never bothered to write a restaurant review before, but my ridiculous experience at Mr. Chow last has forced me to take the time to do so. I am no stranger to the pretentious LA scene, having been born and raised here-but Mr. Chow raises the bar for obnoxiousness. My friends and I were pressured to ""trust"" the waitor to bring out his recommendations instead of ordering from the menu ourselves (which is frowned upon). Apparently, we were supposed to be thrilled with this option I read a review before I went that said Mr. Chow is a pricier PF Changs, which ended up being dead on. Unfortunately, I left the restaurant with 65 dollars less in my wallat and a big chip on my shoulder. Basically, you eat what they bring you and you pay what they charge you...the customer has no control over their meal. Wonderful.
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