We decided to eat there simply because we wanted to repay our 'debt': Sam had embarassed us too many times in the past by running into the restaurant to watch the live seafood tanks, so we thought we should at least eat there once.
Service: Good, maybe cos we're one of the 1st few customers. The waiters wisely placed the teapot & order receipt on the opposite side of the table, & served the food from the other end too.
Baby chair: a pink metal affair, looks more suitable for a coffee shop than the mid~high end restaurant.
Kids' utensils: a normal plastic plate and a pair of red plastic fork & spoon (slightly too big for Sam's age, I thought) were provided upon request.
Kids' menu: none, as usual for a Chinese restaurant.
Entertainment: that's about the only thing I would consider going back to LiJin for (cos the food's really not value for money!).
We didn't sit near the wall of live seafood tanks cos that's supposed to be the smoking section, but turns out there's a TV mounted near the ceiling in the non-smoking section. Sam was kept occupied by the playing of a DVD - repeated after abt 40 min - consisting of clips (no sound) of ocean creatures & nature scenes, so I could eat my dinner in peace.
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