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Same as my previous reviews, only come to Sakae Sushi for their Foie gras. That's the only dish that's worth eating and to put up with their service. Today just want to be brave and ordered their Oysters as well, biggest mistake!!!! Not fresh and not cheap either. Still give 3 stars because the Foie

Met with smiley and engaging serving even near closing time (9.15pm). Special mention (unfortunately I didn't get his name) to this very friendly staff who said he has only been in the job for 2 weeks. Quick look at the menu and you'll be spoilt for choice. Freshness of food intact and nicely pres

Stepped in for the make it yourself sushi. The kids loved that. Tepan beef was a bit chewy, otherwise still acceptable. Lunch portion was small, ok for a lady or a bigger child to eat, men will probably feel not full enough.

Food here is quite nice and delicious, crab garlic rice,gindara with truffle and chicken all delicious 😋

Always coming back to the same joint regularly. I've truly enjoyed my experiences here and the staff have always treated me, my friends and family well. Thank you for your kind services! Would definitely recommend. x

Food was pretty slow. Their teppanyaki wasn’t a wow factor compare to their old branch in Sun plaza. The auntie staff was very helpful as the teriyaki stick was very sticky the auntie quickly went over to give some serviette. The tofu skin sushi was pretty bad, the filling wasn’t filled fully and th

Recently they updated their menu UI on ipad which is much easier to place an order compared to before. Looks nice doesn't mean good. Small icon with narrow row height (display all food group on the left in a screen) will minimize ordering time which helps more on table rotation for your income! And

I GUESS ITS TRUE NOWADAYS. ALWAYS READ GOOGLE REVIEW. AND ALWAYS GO WITH YOUR FIRST INSTINCT. 1. We should have known at 755pm, the whole restaurant was closed to empty. There were only 3 tables occupied. 2. We should have read the sign when we stood at the entrance the reluctantness to welcome a