Bay Sushi — Restaurant in New York

First and only time visiting and I didn't feel welcome. Female attendant looked me up and down when I came in to get my phone order. She snapped my total at me, I handed her cash, and when she handed me back the change, as it passed out of her hands, she made a dismissive pushing motion with her hands (like shooing something away) and said "Here!" I was in shock. So to make sure I understood, I asked "What did you say?" and she did the same thing again..."Here, here!' (w/Shoo.. shoo hands). I just shook my head and left. That was very rude etiquette for handling a simple customer takeout interaction. I hoped I'd found a new sushi place, but I will never return. The sushi (two regular rolls) were small and tasted bland. But most of all, the female attendant made it clear she didn't appreciate...

We got the three roll lunch special which was a good value, with fresh fish and fair portions. We took a star off because a man who seemed to work there was listening to TV show on his phone at a table nearby fairly loud, seemingly oblivious to us customers! I asked if it was the owner, and the waitress said no. Also, with a little more care, this restaurant could be a step up in the atmosphere department. We would like to be able to go more often because the food was solid, the prices were fair, and it’s convenient to the pier. I’ll revisit this review the next time we go and see if I...

The restaurant is located in the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn. They prepare primarily Japanese cuisine. I ordered two bento boxes. The salmon teriyaki bento box consisted of a generous portion of salmon. The sushi and sashimi bento box consisted of four pieces of sushi and several pieces of sashimi. Each bento box included white rice sprinkled with sesame seeds and served on the side. The boxes also included seaweed salad, three spring rolls, three shumai and a California roll. The tai sui soup was tasty and was prepared with thin noodles, chicken and vegetables. Friendly and...