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dateCreated	2016-12-23 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	MOzen Bistro
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rev:text	Sexist -- and/or possibly racist -- treatment by both male and female staff! They constantly directed all their comments and questions to my husband (he is white) and called him by name, but never even looked at me the entire time, let alone spoke to me or called me by name. Food was not terrible but for the price I was expecting better. The Thai short rib broth was the best thing: the broth was good, and they give you a fork for scooping out the marrow like a mini osso bucco (however I really think this needs to be a spoon; the jelly-like marrow just slides through the tines). The sushi "tacos" were made with yuzu jelly wraps which were very interesting - I was expecting radish wraps or crispy wonton skins fried into taco shell shapes or something. However, the fish inside was fishy, which is a no-no for raw fish. The other sushi rolls and dumplings were nothing special. The oxtail soup was terrible - the broth tasted like ramen spice packets; the oxtail was a'ight, but not fall-off-the-bone tender. The "kobe" beef carpaccio was chewy and thick - obviously not real kobe or even Australian kobe, and I have my doubts it was even American kobe. My spoon had a sharp bit I nicked my tongue on. Service was also okay but I was expecting better. They trick you into paying for $9 Fiji water (that you can get for under $3 at the CVS next door) when you ask for "just" water - and they don't tell you their default water is bottled. They ask for your name and room number before they seat you, but then you still have to fill it out on the check. If you are staying there they don't give you the option of paying separately - it goes on your tab by default. Normally I tip 25-33% for average service, so when we decided to tip less than 20% I felt guilty for days. And I'm sure they're trained to say things in that deliberately misleading way and they weren't singling us out to try and trick us. But they didn't even give us a chance to refuse the bottled water - they had already popped the seal before they even made it to the table.
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