Kobe Jones

Visiting this place was rather disappointing in a number of ways. We came for a quiet dinner on the eve of our wedding anniversary and it really spoiled the evening. Firstly and most importantly I was rather disappointed at the level of quality in the food. Not to say the food was bad, but just disappointing for a restaurant which is supposed to be so high end; the Sushi was mid-​level shopping centre food court grade at best and about 4 times the price of most other places at $ 4 a single piece, It was also tiny. We had a «deal» we had been given for 50% off and had the amount of food that at most standard sushi bars would cost about $ 25. We paid $ 77 with that 50% voucher. I don’t have an issue paying a premium for fine dining, IF it is indeed fine dining. But the quality was just not that great.
Additionally when we arrived the place was fairly empty yet the staff were not very switched on. We were told that our booking was for the teppanyaki bar in advance, so went there and were shown by the manger back into the other part of the restaurant. Then about halfway into our time there our waitress told us off and told us we had to move. I kicked up a fuss and explained that we had gone to the right place, spoken to someone and told them what we were told to be there only to be led to our current spot… It took about 10 minutes to sort this all out, including arguing with the manager who had shown us there in the first place. We also had an issue with one of the drinks we ordered, as the menu did not adequately describe what we were getting (before the seating drama), waitress response was «there is nothing I Can do as I’ve already poured it into a glass with ice» we were stunned… Again had to argue with manager to get this set right. It was only set right after they realised they had messed up the tables later on.
I cannot in good conscience recommend this overpriced badly run place place