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A friend of ours wanted to go to this restaurant for her birthday dinner. We went in and requested one of the tables so we could do the tabletop cooking. They took one look at my wheelchair and had a very, very, very long and loud discussion that ended in them announcing that all those tables were reserved for five o'clock. And they didn't know this earlier? When we left at 7:30, the tabletop cook tables were, and had been, unoccupied, but for one. When the waitress brought our drinks, she put mine in a kiddie cup with a lid. She just assumed I couldn't lift a glass? If a disabled person needs something special, they ask. Assuming is condescending. I made her take it back. When it came time to order, the waitress asked me several times if I was sure I wanted the short rib soup, illustrating on herself the part of the cow this was from. She told me repeatedly that it was hot. Was I sure I wanted that? She asked no one else any questions about their order, even though 2 ordered dishes in blinding hot stone bowls. When the food came, neither the bowl nor the food were hot in temperature or seasoning. It was noodles, beef and onions in water. I added my son's pickled ginger and wasabi to make it palatable. We ordered both tempura shrimp and vegetables as an appetizer. We only got 2 of the 4 shrimp. They brought out two more, but only after arguing with us. She offered to refill everyone's drink but mine. While everyone else's food was okay and the sides were also, my experience at Takamatsu was far too personal.

Possible answers:
(I). negative
(II). positive
(I).