2/5 Andy L. 7 years ago on Google
Finally
get
the
chance
to
write
this
review
as
I
was
very
determined
to
do
so
someday
after
I
get
home.
THE
MIX.
There
were
five
of
us.
We
were
sat
next
to
the
window
facing
the
great
views
over
the
harbour.
A
bit
on
the
bright
side
during
Sunday
afternoon
so
lowering
some
blinds
would
help.
Food
was
good,
but
just
as
expected.
Good
portions
(varieties)
to
fill
us
up.
Iβll
let
the
attached
photos
speak
for
themselves.
The
setting
and
deco
looks
odd.
Round
tables
are
not
common
in
Japanese
cuisine.
When
we
were
seated,
the
table
was
plain
bare
-
no
utensils,
plate,
glass
when
we
sat
down.
Felt
like
we
sat
in
between
someone
setting
up
a
table
in
a
rush
dim
sum
restaurant
β
in
a
supposedly
Japanese
restaurant
lacking
details.
THE
BAD.
What
was
upsetting
was,
the
afternoon
set
was
supposed
to
come
with
drinks.
We
were
chatting
a
bit
and
became
thirsty.
Noticing
our
drinks
somehow
took
an
extended
amount
of
time
to
arrive
and
there
was
nothing
on
our
table,
so
weβve
asked
the
waitress
can
we
have
some
water
please.
Waitress
asked
us
whether
we
wanted
sparkling
and
we
promptly
said
no,
just
regular
water.
She
then
brought
us
bottled
Fiji
water
inside
a
metallic
container,
then
we
realize
we
are
going
to
get
charge
an
unknown
amount
for
it
(approx.
HKD$120
for
a
1L).
The
price
was
not
written
in
their
menu
and
the
waitress
also
failed
to
inform
us
of
the
charge.
My
complaint
in
form
of
a
question
is,
a
restaurant
that
charges
300+/person
seriously
canβt
even
afford
to
give
out
some
very
basic
water
to
a
customer
like
any
restaurant
would?
No
matter
how
good
that
afternoon
tea
was,
it
left
us
with
a
sour
taste
and
a
terrible
impression.
I
donβt
care
what
the
norm
in
HK
is,
it
just
shows
poor
hospitality,
poor
taste,
poor
gesture
and
they
would
like
their
customers
to
just
suck
it
up.
The
food
was
good;
but
NOBU
has
lost
all
their
points
to
their
greediness
and
cheapness
β
thatβs
all
I
can
remember
whenever
someone
asked
me
about
the
experience.
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