Tataki Fourways — Restaurant in Gauteng

The sushi was good until 1. The managers/owners/sushi chef takes a customer's cellphone with the plastic gloves on that he is making sushi with and go to change it. Doesn't change the gloves but continues making sushi with then on. 2. He sees a cockroach on the wall were he is making his sushi and kills it with the back of his hand with the same plastic gloves on. He does not change the gloves but continues to put his hands in the container with rice and mixes it to make his next piece of sushi. Needless to say after seeing this I ask for the bill . When the other non Asian sushi chef asks me what's wrong. I explain to him what had just happened, the the culprit starts arguing with me that he changed then. He clearly didn't realise I was watching everything he did after witnessing the first cellphone incident. Will never go back there and I urge anyone who enjoys clear sanitary sushi to cross this place...

Oh my goodness, what a wonderful restaurant. Sat in for the sushi buffet, it's a bit more expensive than the previous menus that I found online. They didn't have on offer some of the drink choices they were advertising and the ones they had on offer were also more expensive. But understandably so given the circumstances.

But the food was incredible, tasted fresh, healthy, served within minutes of ordering, the sushi buffet was filled with interesting options. The staff were super friendly, the inside seats were comfortable and the COVID safety was awesome. It felt safe with the inside car parking. The sunset over the highway isn't the prettiest view but the sounds didn't travel so it didn't interfere with our dinner.

The overall experience was incredible, definitely will...

5/5 stars if you want to have the "Fourways Experience". After ordering initially we were graced with a tantrum by a 30+ married woman with children swearing like a sailor. Making it difficult to enjoy our dumplings. Just as the main course arrived we were verbally accosted by another woman whose teeth were so mangled I can only assume she ate tin cans for a living. Not to mention getting stared down by a horizontally challenged bearded man in a red shirt we decided to nickname Fat Andrew who was with the can opener lady. They decided to gorge themselves at the Sushi all you can eat buffet and stare at our table. Service was slow, dumplings were good, local clientele was dismal (Fourways), and the Chow Faan was dry. Besides that they make...