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On a saturday evening, this place looks busy. So quickly went inside to grab a table.
While deciding between Ala carte and All you can eat, ended up with All you can eat as I got to know, we had numerous items to select from and we could order as many dishes as we can and as many times... Wait wait.. hold on.. there is condition on that ' don't waste food , if you, might be paying more for the wastage.'
So be careful with what you order and what you can eat.
All you can eat was $27 ( excluding taxes ) which seemed little costly but considering the number of dishes on the menu , I felt reasonable.
Service was good and right bang on time. It shows how fast we can eat and order the next round, they serve at the right pace.
Staff were friendly.
The second round of food didn't taste so good as it was for the first round. Wish they could maintain the same level.
Best picks were ginger chicken and teriyaki chicken. I expected more about tempura prawn but didn't get the right taste.
There were lots of sushi, crab imitation,coconut pudding, chicken, beef, pork, fish etc;
Ambiance is pretty good too and the sofa are tall enough to keep our group private.
They do not have many options in alcohol though, which was apparent from the menu.
A place to visit for a different feel and taste.
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