Lazy Sue's is the kind of place that I avoided going to because it looked "too Korean" in that it had the faux French-ish shabby chic thing going on.
You can tell right away by looking that it's Korean-owned and operated. Obviously, I have nothing against Korean-owned and operated. I'm Korean. But I do have a problem with places that try to market themselves as "French" or "Italian" when they've clearly never spent more than a few months in the place. The kind of place that serves pickles with their spaghetti and spells everything wrong. For me, a telltale sign of this is superficial "French" decor - wrought iron, wooden wine box crates, hand-painted sign with little flowers...Lazy Sue has that. But I was wrong.
