I ate at this restaurant tonight and was compelled to immediately share my experience. This was my first time coming here as a few friends have had very bad experience here, but it had decent reviews and had been open a very long time, I thought I would give it a try. The service was very slow for a place with barely anyone in it. It took a while for our server to even take our order and she seemed very annoyed with even being there.

The menu had little to no descriptions so I decided to go with my failsafe dish, Sesame Chicken. At every Chinese restaurant I have gone to, Sesame Chicken is pretty much exactly like General Tso chicken, except covered in sesame seeds and not spicy. This is true for Asian Wok, Bamboo Garden, Chungees Eat N Drink and Hunan Wok, just to name a few. When we received this dish, it looked like fried chicken fingers with gravy on top of it. She called it Almond Chicken and when we said we ordered Sesame she said that it was Sesame and the only difference is that the Almond Chicken has almonds on top and the Sesame has sesame seeds. I figured that I must have just ordered wrong and decided to not be a pain and just eat it. The breading was tasteless and greasy, there was barely any chicken at all and the sauce was salty and flavorless. I am not the kind of person to order something, decide I do not like it and send it back. I decided that it was my mistake, I would still pay for it and I would not complain. When the server came over and heard that I did not want a box she asked me what was wrong. I told her that it was my fault, I was used to a different dish and that I didn't like it. She asked me what I didn't like about it and I nicely explained what I originally expected. She told me "well now you know what this dish is so you will know for next time." I did not expect for her to offer me something else or remove it from the bill, but if you ask someone why you didn't like it or what was wrong with it, you don't just tell them that now they know for next time. The old phrase, "if you don't have something nice to say don't say anything at all," well it works in the food service industry as well. If you don't want to offer me anything else, if you don't want to take it off the bill, or if you don't want my feedback, don't ask. I would have been absolutely fine with not eating this dish, not complaining, paying and leaving but the experience I had with the server made me decide that there will not be a next time.

Once I got home I decided to look up sesame chicken to see if it really was my mistake.

Wikipedia describes sesame chicken as the following:
Sesame chicken (also called Chinese sesame seed chicken) is a syncretic dish, commonly found in Chinese restaurants throughout the English-speaking world. The dish is similar to General Tso's chicken[1].

The dish involves chicken (usually thigh) pieces that are boned, battered, and deep-fried, then dressed with a translucent, reddish-brown, semi-thick, sauce made from corn starch, vinegar, wine or Sake, chicken broth, and sugar. The dish is typically topped with toasted sesame seeds, hence the name Sesame Chicken. Sesame chicken is generally served with white Chinese rice and steamed broccoli.

Googling Sesame Chicken also shows only pictures of the dish I was expecting as well as numerous recipes of the dish I was expecting.

Looking up Almond Chicken shows exactly what I received. This dish is not the exact same thing only substituting almonds with sesame seeds.

What Sesame Chicken should be:
http://i.imgur.com/O6e0e.gif

What I was given (Almond Chicken):
http://i.imgur.com/IUHJ9.jpg