Sushi Club — Restaurant in Arrondissement of Nanterre

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clearly very disorganized. the food you receive looks nothing like the pictures and they quickly tell you what it is before running off, so half the time unless it’s something very obvious (like takoyaki) you have no idea what it is at your table. We had to ask the servers to leave the receipts with the plates that came out that identified the dishes! Why would they even take these away with them to begin with? this confusion could result in a serious risk to someone’s health if god forbid a customer eats sushi meant for someone else at their table that contains something they’re allergic to.

picture below: how did they forget to put salmon in the salmon roll… but also add a cream that was not even advertised in the item’s image on the menu?

This was overall a stressful dining experience for my friends and me, for a price that demands way higher...

Overpriced and quality not there.

Sticky floor, sticky table. Washed Food deposit and dust in the plates and bowls.

They serve as buffet only but too expensive (36,8€ adults and for kid 16,8€). as we are about to depart they say we can get by unit price so we ordered.

They brought micro plates with nothing in it (4x2cm of average rice + salmon -- 5 euros, maki 6p of radius 1,5cm each -- 6€) Bill of 88€ with nothing in the stomac for plates dropped at the end of the table...

I said before leaving portions were crazy small, the person responded, it is buffet and is written on the outside board: 50x50cm as if everyone looked at the menu before entering a restaurant + they did not say as we entered but we only found out after being seated at the right table with all...