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As in: I like to know that there will be a quality of product commensurate with the amount of money I'm spending to purchase said product.
I know that is very capitalist of me. So sue me, I'm broke! It's a reasonable request.
BigEye Sushi was just... meh. It wasn't good, it wasn't bad...
Well, not exactly true: the service was slow and inattentive. They charged us for soup they never brought (granted they did take it off the bill once it was pointed out, but come on!) The portions were TINY.
Yeah, I know. I put "tiny" in big letters just to emphasize how small the portions actually were. Seriously, I've never seen rolls or nigiri that small before in my life... it was almost cute it was so small.
Tiny.
Their specialty rolls were decent. Nothing to write home about. Good, but not the "better than sex" good that I expect out of my sushi.
They get two extra stars from the one I would give them based on price, portion and service; because, it was clear that their fish was fresh - not flash frozen - and, the sashimi (though cut in tiny portions) was quite tasty.
I don't think I'll be back - as if I'm going to get sushi in Crackron I think I'll stick with the place that I know which kicks ass - but, it wasn't a totally wasted trip.
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