Sushi Tei — Restaurant in Jakarta

Sushi Tei, Plaza Indonesia Fast service with many types of Japanese food and sushi. Usually I order a sushi menu. they also serve cooked sushi for those who don’t like raw meat and seafood. This is a great place to eat, the price is also reasonable and affordable for the value of the food. They are also known to provide birthday sushi for those of you who have a birthday that month. The branch in Kota Kasablanka is crowded so you have to wait a while especially if you come in a large group. so, I suggest to choose Plaza Indonesia, My favorite is beef enoki, beef curry rice, beef katsu ramen, and udon. The place at Plaza Indonesia is quite large and I think the best seat is on the sofa chair, near the sushi and the open kitchen in the middle because it will be less crowded and you can with easy to get sushi. The waitress is really friendly. the waiter offered an additional menu, dessert, ice cream, sushi, even though there were already many orders you should try crispy cheese roll don’t worry about the price...

Sushi Tei in Grand Indonesia continues to impress with its array of Japanese dishes, yet my recent experience with the tamago salmon had a minor setback. The tamago salmon, served with mentai, unfortunately had an overwhelming amount of mentai, overshadowing the delicate flavors of the dish. However, the appetizers, including the Chuka Idako and fried salmon skin, remained delightful and flavorsome as always. The salmon belly miso soup, although slightly more akin to steamed fish, still provided a comforting warmth. For those seeking a more distinct salmon taste, opting for fresh salmon dishes might be preferable. Despite this setback, the restaurant maintains its inviting ambiance, efficient service, and an extensive menu of Japanese delicacies. Sushi Tei remains a reliable choice for Japanese cuisine enthusiasts, albeit with some considerations for...

I have been to this Sushi Tei a few times. The food served is fresh. It can accommodate a great deal of customers and it can get quite loud during busy periods. Tables are equipped with a bell to avoid service failure. Numerous staff are available and they are fairly responsive. On a bad note, some of the staff and one of the managers on duty absolutely dont like it when you dine economically (I ordered one of their specialty don and two teas). Not too long after finishing my don, the manager on duty came up to my table, enquired in a disgruntled tone to fill up my beverage (as a disguise) to in fact I guess remind my friend and I to not be spending anymore time there. He even got nastier by replying my refusal of the refill in a nasty/pointless statement with an of course,...