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| - We had dinner here tonight with visiting family. Needless to say, I was embarrassed. We started with sushi which our order was messed up. We ordered some rolls and one of them was a salmon skin roll. Well, we were served a spicy salmon roll. We pointed it out to our server and asked her if we could please have the salmon skin roll. She proceeded to look through the white wipe off sushi menus, spoke to the sushi chef, and came back to us and asked if we wanted the chef to make us a salmon skin roll or if we would eat the spicy salmon roll. We just said we would eat the roll that was in front of us. If they had proper customer service, they would have made the salmon skin roll and brought it out regardless. The ginger was a very small amount and rather soggy. For having eaten at many authentic Japanese restaurants across the country and around the world, I suggest you go down the street to Kona Grill for sushi. The prices for the "special rolls" are a lot cheaper and they are a lot better quality wise too. That could be because it is a chain and they have standard and quality control to live up to as well as good customer service...this is just compared to the location from one to another. Less than one mile, I'd drive to Kona and pass this by and not waste your time and money.
Our entrees arrived and all of them were salty. Even my fried rice was salty. If this chef were to go and work at an old folk's home, they would be out of business within a week. All of their clients would probably kick off because of the high sodium!
When it came time to pay, the bill arrived in a black padded pouch with American Express embossed on the outside. Well, don't bother trying to pay with American Express because they don't take it! Oh yes, they did charge us for the spicy salmon roll. It wasn't worth bringing up again. She didn't seem to care in the first place. We just aren't going back.
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