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I wonder if they have a no splashing rule.
If this could actually happen in the U.S. with all of our health codes, I could imagine owners taking the wet look one step further with Hooter's-style servers in in wet bikinis. Judging by the photo, though, it looks like it is business as usual in Xiangfan, just with a pool of water on the ground.
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7-30-2008 @5:21PM Daniel said... I would totally eat at that place. It's actually very calm looking.
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7-30-2008 @8:01PM Kim said... It looks like they're dining in the beverage area but I can't imagine sitting through a meal with soggy feet. http://www.delightfulbiteful.com
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7-31-2008 @3:19AM Michael said... Looks interesting, but I'd be concerned about water-borne parasites, floating sewage, and electrocution hazards. Sorry, sometimes I'm a Debbie Downer.
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7-31-2008 @9:04AM Chris said... It's all fun and games until someone drops a plugged-in toaster.
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7-31-2008 @7:46PM Lig Grebsnip said... Thank you, Mrs. Pollack! The fine people of Xiangfan appreciate this outpouring of support. This publicity is great for the restaurant -- truly, the heavens have opened up and showered them with blessings. At the end of each meal, the people are not sad with cloudy dispositions but rather are happy and clap for the chef: they break into thunderous applause.
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8-05-2008 @7:03PM matty!!! said... omg iwould love it lol
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