It's OK, some people may find it quite on the pricy side of things, I do believe there are affordable options in the menu, I've always wanted to try out authentic Japanese food, and I believe this is as close as I can get right now, we ordered a Rosu Kurobuta w/ organic brown rice as what I've heard the employee said, the miso soup taste legit, but I don't know if I can say it's authentic because I've never tasted miso soup from Japan before, the rosu kurobuta itself with all it's sides has a good serving size, and eating a dessert at the same time we ordered a lava cake, which is really quite filling already especially for people who doesn't have a big appetite or isn't really or very hungry at the moment. Unfortunately as it is my first time in that kind of restaurant and the same goes for my companions we were kinda confused at first on the way to order, they gave us this sheet to check mark stuff and add the quantity at the same time there's a lot of options I was considering but I felt kinda pressured to make a decision quite quickly while also being confused at the same time on the way to order, a lack of clarity perhaps, I didn't see any guidelines in regards to that part. Something to read as guidelines towards taking orders. So I strongly suggest to make some kind of really easy to read or w/ images of directions that shows how to do a specific part to avoid such circumstances especially since as much as we can, limit human contact like in Japan, and as respect towards the ongoing pandemic. In terms of taste it's good other than the watermelon as we have asked for no sugar, taste really watered out, I'm not sure whether that would be from the watermelon itself or something but I've tasted a watermelon before. But I'm nitpicking things at this point. It's unfortunate we also had to experience someone coughing really loud which can really trigger some form of anxiety especially at this time, which in it's way can ruin an experience and the mood. Though the staff is nice and polite and tried to explain things and how it works, though one of them is talking too fast which we couldn't really understand and it seems she was hurrying for something, in terms of the culture inside it's much expected since it's really not Japan, you get people saying Japanese words but not to the extent of which an authentic Japanese person would rather be acting. And as unfortunate as it may. The Japanese experience, this isn't surely it.