Mitsuki Sushi Bar

TriP.-5322

1 Commentaire

3.0

We had a family party of more than than 15, including some members who never have sushi before. The waiter ruled that we can only order from 3 slips, meaning that we had to combine orders, despite us wanting more separate orders. The results were a mess & spoiled completely the lunch. First the orders came very slowly (it was a saturday), we had no idea whose orders & what came, & what should be an enjoyable experience turned into confusion oververifying whose & what food came, was there cooked or uncooked fish etc. Plus it must take a good 1/2 hour for the food to come, so we had no idea whether we still had back order or not. Food is so-so, nothing outstanding & I would say below average (was here at lunch before on party of 2 & food was much better). Service was terrible, order sheets, menu & napkins are always in short supply. Most important was the impossibility of tracking orders from the waiter that refused to give us more sheets... Never again, an annual family gathering from people afar completely spoiled.

su_boisv

1 Commentaire

2.5

My wife & I had recently been scouting for some good sushi restaurants & I myself had already come to Mitsuki before. The only major hiccup this time was at the moment of payment (read at the end).

First off, the service feels rushed, impersonal & more of an "in & out" fast food joint.

Second, the food is okay the choice is extensive & the reception of food at our table is great & very fast. I would have to say though that I would like to really taste the ingredients & not have each piece taste the same as a whole.

Lastly but most importantly, the bill. The prices are great especially for lunch 17.95$/pers for all you can eat, awesome!

When it came time to pay, we waited for the bill & it never came. We were then told by a staff member to come to the front & pay. Upon payment I was questioned on the amount I tipped & asked about why they deserved such a tip. At that moment I knew, Mitsuki was not a place I was coming back to. I don't feel that it is necessary to explain a tip if the customer decides & judges the experience which I found to be nothing more than mediocre at best.