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2019-04-08
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This does seem to be an interesting restaurant the fact that they market themselves as specialists for both Teppanyaki and Sushi, which is quite rare as they are quite different things. Understandable if they are a Teppanyaki restaurant but offers a bit of sashimi as side/appetizer, but when they have a full menu for both it's rather interesting. So some of us decided to go for Sushi and some for Teppanyki. Sushi turned out to be a very bad idea. As we sat on the teppanyaki size so we thought it
As we sat on the teppanyaki size so we thought it would be easier for us to order a 15 pieces sushi set menu, the sushi came in fives. Nobody bothered to explain what each of the sushi were, nor did they explain the order it should be eaten. I find this quite horrendous for a restaurant charging over 1000 per head. May I know what I'm eating please? One has to ask like that.
The second pile of unknown objects.
And the third pile.
Yes we've all eaten sushi before and I know this is not omakase but some explanation would be very nice!
Now enough about sushi, the taste was at best mediocre and there's no value in the so called tasting menu. The Teppanyaki was better than the Sushi, but was not very special either.
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Lobster/Crab
Foie Gras
Codfish
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Nothing much can really be said about the teppanyaki, it's just quite standard. No fancy menu, not secret ingredient, it's just plain teppanyaki. So not only do I no understand why this restaurant has a Michelin star with it, I also don't get why Sushi and Teppanyaki should be served together in one place. It was certainly a mistake to order Sushi here in my point of view.
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