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| - It is my second time here, and the thing I've noticed consistently is the poor service. It's always difficult to grab the server for some reason, even when there were only three parties.
The price is okay, ranging from $1 to $2 per plate. Do NOT get the spicy ramen; it's just Shin Ramen with an egg and some scallions on top for garnish. It was such an overpriced ramen for the quality, and my sister and I felt ripped off. Not to mention that it took over 40 minutes for them to bring it to us after we ordered; over 40 minutes for a ramen that takes 5 minutes to make is pretty ridiculous, and I have had a lot of ramen in my lifetime.
The size of the rolls and nigiri are decent, but not the best quality. The quality is okay for a kaitan sushi place, I suppose.
Do not order the green tea unless you want a tea bag. I had expected some matcha tea and was disappointed to get a tea bag for the price.
The most disappointing thing about my experiences were the poor service. Second was the ridiculously priced instant ramen (which costs $1 to make at home, yet the price was $5~6). There are a number of decent sushi places in the area, including Osaka right next door. Unless I need a quick meal (if I'm lucky enough to get the server for my bill in time), I would prefer other sushi places. I've been to many better kaitan sushi places, in terms of both the service and the food quality, for a similar price. I was so excited to have Teharu open up nearby, but I am very disappointed with my experiences.
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