Enjoy Inn

I feel bad for Enjoy Inn, being adjacent to the wildly popular Ngi Ngan Quan. The day we went there we were actually going to NNQ but the line outside was insane, so we thougth we’d try out Enjoy Inn instead, which looked promising from the outside.
Inside however, the décor wasn’t anything delightful. It looked like it wasn’t thought of very well, with patchwork decoration that don’t really gel well together.
Service was lacklustre. The girls that served us weren’t attentive and were more keen to go about doing their own business than keep an eye on the floor. The girl who served us was extremely lovely and nice, but she did not know the menu at all. Upon asking for one of the dishes, she even asked us how to spell the dish. I’m sorry but you work at the restaurant! You should know this! That itself spelt disaster straightaway.
We got the Mapo Tofu (which she couldn’t spell), the vegetarian omelette and a soup. They looked like they had been thrown together without much thought. The flavours were lacking and everything was bland — they all tasted the same after a while, which is not what you want in a restaurant. It wasn’t bad by any means, it just wasn’t anything special.
Overall, unless NNQ next door is bursting again, I won’t be returning to Enjoy Inn.