Ahi Sushi — Restaurant in Philadelphia

Service was horrible. We were the only two people there and it took them twenty minutes to acknowledge we were there and bring menus. I wanted to order the ahi salad and it comes with a creamy dressing and i have a dairy allergy.

I asked if they coukd give me another dressing on the side and like ginger which is served in every japanese restsurant but they argued that it had to be the creamy dressing which means either they just wanted to give me a hard time or that they are not made fresh and were premade already with the creamy dressing and were sitting there i dont know how long

I had miso souo which was diluted and didnt taste like miso soup

My friend ordered udon souo and she said it had no flavor and that she wasnt even going to take the rest home

Finally we had to approach the register to get the chrck because there just wasnt any service after which as i came out of the bathroom the server said you didnt pay and i had to have her look by the register that we did pay

Also i ordered sushi and they gave me sashimi

I wonder what would have happened if the place had...

This place is good if you don't want to spend a whole lot on sushi. Sushi in general is very expensive so I understand if they needed to make cutbacks. For example, the crab meat seems fake. The sushi is okay, but good for the price which is what keeps me coming back. However, my friends and I have never received "Bad" fish as some reviewers say. The manager has a thick Asian accent but didn't have trouble understanding me. A little bit of a language barrier sometimes. The place looks very nice, so it feels like you're in an expensive restaurant. The waitresses understand English well and are very kind. The whole 50% off thing is just a gimmick to attract customers; it's been the same prices since they first opened.

Food: 3.5 Some food is good, some bad. Setting: 4.5 Very nice interior design. Service: 4 Waitresses are nicer and understand English better than the host.

Overall: 3.8 Great for sushi lovers...

I came here for lunch with a friend. I would say I had better sushi but we decided to come because of the 50% off. When we went in there nobody was at the front to start us so we thought it was closed. But they finally came and seated us. The interior of the restaurant is pretty decent, they done a good job with it and keeping the place clean. The menu has a big selection of different types like specialty or 'hot' sushi. I kept in simple by ordering the shrimp tempura, tuna, salmon and shrimp dragon roll. My friend had the double crab, crab and Angel roll. The portion size is pretty small but the place is cheaper than other sushi place I've been to. Overall been a good experience. Customer service was good after they finally seated us and...