Watch out for these guys. I went to Savor Fest PNW and they couldn't process my payment for 20 mins because the WiFi was bad. I don't hold that against them because the organizer should've had a hotspot for the event, so that's not on them. However, I ran my card a few times and the last time I did it, it worked, but the cashier added a tip of $8.42. Why would I tip that much when I was in line for so long and they weren't bringing food out to my table or anything. Of course I would tip something, but the amount should be my choice, not theirs.
Add to that the amount of food you get for the price they charge is stingy. I got the Kamayan plate which is 4 lumpias, two scoops of macaroni salad, rice, a half cup of what was supposed to be stew but was more like soup and a fist sized lump of vegan pancit. $35 for no meat? So I also got the bbq plate and it was small too.
In spite of the tiny portions, and the long wait I was super nice to the cashier and even offered to let her keep my phone adapter when she was having connectivity problems. The whole time I didn't complain and was very understanding, but tip stealing just put me over the edge. Little did I know that I'd be robbed two ways. That's what you get for being nice. Now I gotta go to my bank to dispute the tip and I have to check my dad's credit card because we ran it through the scanner twice and I have a bad feeling they might have somehow managed to charge us those times too. Unreal. Avoid these guys like the plague. read more