Saturday Lunch
On that day we got up quite late and tried to have big lunch. Buffet is a good idea for that. Arriving on 11.20am, 10 minutes before the big run begins, we could choose were to sit, without reservation. The waiting personal hasn't got to do much, serving you drinks and taking used dishes away. The buffet has lots of different alternative Japanese dishes and a small dessert section with tea and coffee, jelly and banana cake.
All over a good place for Japanese cuisine.    [23 Mar 2002 21:30:32]

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Recommended Dishes: Buffet meal

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Not as good as it sounds
Thinking that the advertised buffet price was as good as it sounds, we were flooded with disappointment with the food. It wasn't that it was not delicious, but all the ratings this restaurant had before really gave us high expectations of this place. Most of the spread consisted of deep fried food and the refill of the Sashimi plate always took a while to come. This place is probably worth $18 (or so) if you love fried food and a bit of Japanese but if you are thinking of having an authentic Japanese cuisine, there are always much better places.    [06 Mar 2003 15:50:35]

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