Sun Sushi — Restaurant in St. John's

It's our wedding anniversary and we chose to have lunch here because it's nearer to where we live than the one in downtown. The food was good. My problem was the waitress. I did read the rule that says unfinished food will be charged regular price. But we did not think it would be LITERALLY UNFINISHED FOOD. LIKE YOUR PLATE MUST BE LITERALLY CLEAN. NO FOOD LEFT. We ate at this restaurant downtown and they had no problems with us leaving just a little food on the plate. When we asked for the bill, the waitress looked at our plates and told us to finish everything otherwise we will be charged the regular price. The food left were just little of what we could not finish. A little rice, udon and like 2 pieces of tempura. Also, I am 8 mos pregnant and could not take any more food inside my stomach. So we tried to finish them. We finished the tempura. We tried to finish the rice and udon but I was already about to puke. So I could not. We asked for the waitress again to ask if this is already fine. And she said that we had to finish both the udon and rice. I already told her I'm gonna puke. But she didn't say anything and just left. We called her again, and there was still just a bit of rice left and then she said she will charge us 3 dollars per plate of rice. Take note. It was a very small plate with a little rice left. We ordered 3 small plates. One for me, my husband and my son. We only left a little rice but she said she was going to charge us 3 dollars per plate. So we, transferred the 2 small plates of rice to 1 small plate. And we finished the plate. It destroyed our anniversary lunch. She even asked us what branch did we eat in that did not ask us to pay for the leftovers. I told her the leftovers were not that much and they understood but in this branch, the waitress was really rude and did not care that I already felt like puking. My husband vomitted by the way. What I am trying to say is, there are other restaurants that consider a few leftovers. I would understand if we left full plates of food...

Will never go back again!!! Very disappointed! Yesterday I went with my husband and young son to have a family meal. We chose the all you can eat menu for the variety, which had a large selection. My son is a picky eater and we are constantly trying to increase what he will eat. He loves mango so he agreed to try mango sushi, however when it came out he decided he only wanted to eat the mango part after trying one. So we took all the mango out of the remaining three pieces. My husband and I also tried torched sushi for the first time, which we really did not like the taste of. It tasted like unburned propane/butane.We ate all but one piece. We were told rudely by two different staff members that we would be charged full price for the one torched piece of sushi and the three discarded sushi wraps that my little one would not eat. We were having a great meal up until that happened. We have been to numerous all you can eat sushi restaurant and never have staff gone up to us and told us that we have to eat it or else they will charge us, granted we are originally from ontario and the selection of sushi restaurants are much more, they all have that policy but never enforce it on children under the age of six and not for one piece or uneaten portion of a piece. we did not order just for the reason of ordering but if someone gave you a bottle of bleach and you sacrificed to drink a 1/4 of it you would not be expected to pay for the bottle if you could not stomach the last 1/4 and yes we understand the policy but sometimes there are certain circumstances that make it not possible to eat everything you want to. I strongly do not recommend this restaurant if you have young children. We are not a wasteful family and to be honest when you’re paying the same price as all you can eat five star sushi restaurants in Ontario you deserve a little respect further more we did not even order 87 dollars worth of sushi. You can fool some of the people some of the time but not all of the people all of a time, the...

I ate here for the first time with some co-workers and I was very impressed to say the least. The restaurant was clean, comfortable and very welcoming. I also loved the decor and Japanese atmosphere. There was so much selection with regards to sushi that it was hard to decide but I did order the Salmon Nagiri, BBQ Eel Roll and Chicken Noodle. I was SO impressed with the salmon and BBQ eel, they were both well made and delicious! The soup was served in a cast iron pot bowl which was piping hot and added a rustic/traditional feel to the dining experience and was also simple but delicious. It wax also nice to see so many vegetarian options. The service was exceptional!!! I could not have asked for better anywhere in the city. I absolutely cannot wait to go back and try different dishes! Thank you so much, I loved my...