Sara J.
Google
When I arrived, the two women at the front desk seemed visibly frustrated,. Seem like they had a lot of to go orders. I stood there for a few minutes before they asked me what I wanted. I couldn’t help but feel like I was interrupting them. It’s a cute place, filled with things to look at, like action, figures, and flags, and all kinds of cool Asian art. I was sat down, and the waiter was very friendly, at first . I asked him what he recommended and he told me about a favorite on TikTok, the sushi sandwich, and a couple of his favorites. I ordered a few things, Shishito peppers, shrimp gyoza, and the sushi sandwich. The Shishitos were not good., they were tough like they were undercooked and they had no seasoning hardly. The shrimp gyoza was OK, just OK. They looked like they had been steamed and fried. So kind of wet and had crunchy spots. The sushi sandwich came out and it was actually very good.. The waiter told me that I should eat it with my hands. I get that, but I feel like they should offer a wet towel or at least a wet, wipe or something to wipe your hands if they’re expecting you to eat it with your hands. I told the waiter I wanted to order more food, he was visibly annoyed. He didn’t come back to take my order., I flagged him down and he sent someone else to me. Then he left, so I’m assuming his shift was over and he didn’t want to be bothered. Overall, I felt like this restaurant was mid. Although the sushi sandwich is innovative and tasty and the ambience was interesting.