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2010-11-02
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Resto @ HK Central: Japanese – Inagiku Décor: Grand entrance with a very beautiful huge Ikebana. If you sit by the window, you will have a fantastic view of the HK harborAmbiance: very lively... lots of peopleSitting: fairly tight… too close to thy neighborService: the “tea lady” is good but the waitress with her wireless walkie-talkie is absolutely terrible. She started to take my order, half way through the order taking, she disappear as my neighbor called her for more service. In other instan
Resto @ HK Central: Japanese – Inagiku
Décor: Grand entrance with a very beautiful huge Ikebana. If you sit by the window, you will have a fantastic view of the HK harbor
Ambiance: very lively... lots of people
Sitting: fairly tight… too close to thy neighbor
Service: the “tea lady” is good but the waitress with her wireless walkie-talkie is absolutely terrible. She started to take my order, half way through the order taking, she disappear as my neighbor called her for more service. In other instance, she handed the soupspoon right in front of my eyes from my right side to my daughter sitting to my left. She should have done that in my back or walk an extra two steps to hand her the soupspoon.
Wine list: very nice wine list, la cave is stuffed with expensive fine wines
Food: the skin of the broiled mackerel was burned… we should have returned it. The sequence of service of the food is all wrong… they serve the fish before we even had the miso soup, the rice came prior to everything else. After we finished the soup, we place the cover on the soup bowl according to Japanese dining etiquette. The server thought that we have not started to drink the soup and waited until we tell her to take the empty soup bowl away. The sashimi and sushi are quite fresh. The beef roll with shitake mushrooms is over cooked.
Cost: HK$1000+ per person, inclusive of two small serving of sake wines (half a sake serving per person)
Value for Money? … absolutely NOT… 2/10
General: My brother made an interesting comment at the end of the diner: << did you notice that most of the customers are either Hong Kong people, Gwei Loh or Mainlanders…no Japanese people!>> … perhaps the Japanese People knows this restaurant is not value for money.
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