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    Sushi & Pho

    4.7 (7 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 8:30 pm

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    8 months ago

    Food is great. They also have wine and beer. I really enjoy the appetizers and rolls.

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    2 years ago

    Awesome food! Give it a try. Service was awesome and it was very fast! I had the California Roll and it was great!

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    Ichiban Sushi All You Can Eat

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    Food is great. The sweet sixteen roll is my favorite. My husband loves all the raw rolls.read more

    Two stars, and I want to be fair about why…read more Ichiban Sushi advertises all-you-can-eat sushi, which sounds great until you hit the fine print: the entire table has to order it, or nobody can. I brought my almost-90-year-old father in for tempura and soup. He was not going to eat thirty dollars of raw fish, and I was not about to make him try. So the all-you-can-eat was off the table, literally, on account of him being at the table. I asked about my situation anyway. Just me ordering it, Dad having his soup. The answer was no. The reason, said out loud, was that they don't trust customers not to share. I understand the math behind that policy, I really do. But sit with what it means to open a brand-new relationship with a customer by explaining that the rule exists because you assume they'll cheat you. That's a rough note to start on. "Welcome, we don't trust you" is not a phrase that makes anyone reach for their wallet. So I went à la carte instead. Three pieces of sushi. They were fine. They were also tiny, and priced as if they were not tiny. At those prices, the only version of this meal that makes any sense is the all-you-can-eat, which, once again, I was not permitted to buy. I won't knock the food, the service, or the atmosphere. None of that was the issue. The issue is a policy built on the assumption that the person across the counter is trying to pull a fast one, held so tightly that it couldn't flex for an old man and his son having lunch. We haven't been back, and we won't be. And I'd gently suggest to the owner that when customers stop showing up, a lack of trust in those customers might be worth a second look. Trust runs both directions. So does its absence.

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