Whatever the reason, I have typically avoided CPK whenever I see them (almost exclusively in airports).  There is just zero appeal.  But while waiting for some glasses down the way, we needed to decide on something, and other food court fare had even less appeal, so off we went.\n\nThe day was a decent one, so we opted to sit on the patio.  Not a good choice.  Apparently they did not have much say in the design of the patio, as it looks like something pulled directly from a Dr. Seuss book - all sorts of crazy angles.  I am really amazed that everything does not fall directly off the table, so some unknown law of gravity must be at work.  Maybe they have the ghost of M. C. Escher on staff.\n\nTo make matters worse, this little ten-person patio is way smaller than the dozens (hundreds?  thousands?) of tables inside, so if you get stuck out there, you will probably have horrible service.  If it was just us, I could blow it off as something personal - but it seemed like every table out there was constantly looking around for someone, and more than one actually got up and went inside to ask for someone to come out.\n\nAs has been mentioned, the prices are pretty high.  I do not know if this is typically for CPK, as my only comparison is to the locations in an airport, but I do know that for what you get, it is not the best deal.  Made me want to hang out in the food court and try to get a few free samples from the fast food Chinese guy, hoping he would take pity on me.  Unfortunately I could probably miss a few meals, so I doubt he would give me more than seven before he told me to move along.