The food was delicious and plentiful. The service was average as we had to ask for the lone server to come to our table after having been seated for approximately 15 minutes (we were a party of six but one of only two parties in the restaurant at the time). However, after that the service was good. We were given a bill at the end of our meal which showed a balance due of +/- $54 for a tip. We had left approximately 18% as a tip but the server came over to the table and insisted that we pay him the full 20% as the tip. I thought that was quite rude but paid that amount to avoid a confrontation. We were not given our desserts which were included on the Groupon, but that was fine. We were in a hurry to get to the subway before dark. Walking through the streets from the subway and then back was quite challenging. Approximately every 10 feet we were confronted by women and men attempting to sell either wallets, purses or watches to us. It was quite intimidating as they would continue to "hound us" even if we said "No, thank you." In one instance, after my sister simply shook her head no, the women attempting to sell her a wallet said, "F--K you to all of you." I was called a "Bit*@" by one woman after saying "No, thank you" even as she continued to pester the eldest woman (age 74) in our party. I would not suggest taking young children to this area (Chinatown) as my 15-year old niece was quite scared by the street sellers' behavior. I liked our 7-block walk to walking through a gauntlet.