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2013-12-19
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Sushi Express origins from Taiwan and is quite popular with the people due to its $1.50 a plate of sushi, sashimi and dessert. It is my first time dining at this outlet. Being a Friday night, it is quite crowded and we have to wait quite awhile before getting a seat. In the end, we are showed to counter seats. The staff left us to our own device without explaining the system. I have dined before in the City Link's outlet where the staff explaining the system to us. As we are seating far away fr
Sushi Express origins from Taiwan and is quite popular with the people due to its $1.50 a plate of sushi, sashimi and dessert. It is my first time dining at this outlet. Being a Friday night, it is quite crowded and we have to wait quite awhile before getting a seat. In the end, we are showed to counter seats. The staff left us to our own device without explaining the system. I have dined before in the City Link's outlet where the staff explaining the system to us. As we are seating far away from the sushi chefs, it is quite awhile for decent looking plates of food finally reach us on the belt. Most of the time belt is plain empty. Overall between the 2 of us, we have shared 9 plates of sushi and sashimi. Food tastes average. There is green tea bags on the table for one to make hot green tea.
I have also noticed that table is not cleared properly when the couple next to me left. The bubble tea cup on that side is not cleared with the rest of the plates and left there. Maybe it is crowded and the staffs are too busy to notice it.
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