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| - I've been here with my fiancé many many times, and more often than not, we were the only customers in the restaurant, during regular dinner hours.
The lack of customers both surprises and amazes me. The food and the service are par for the course, plus the restaurant is conveniently located near a subway and with pockets of residential areas behind it, so there should be no reason why it is always so empty. It's equally fascinating how the business has survived for this long. For as long as I can recall, this has been the case for the past 2 years and I have no clue how Bikkuri maintains profitability. But of course, that is none of my business so I will try to devote the reminder of this review talking about the food.
What can I say. The food is good. Not Earth-shatteringly so, but definitely above common expectations. I have ordered sushi, noodles, teppanyaki, curry rice and everything is lovely. It is on the pricier side and a 2-person meal could easily go over $60 so perhaps that's the reason behind its lack of popularity?
Still, if you ever want something slightly more refined than your local sushi take-out place, do give Bikkuri a try.
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