86’d

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Jingy

Does not taste good and Overpriced!! $21 for soup and a drink. Go spend your money elsewhere.

86’d Response

Hi Jingy, thank you for your feedback. Our udon bowls range from $9.75 to $14.50, and the sales tax goes directly to the city of San Francisco. We're sorry the meal wasn't to your liking. Hope you find something that suits your palate! Have a good weekend.

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Benny

The beef was 95% fat, stuff that I would throw away in the trash.

86’d Response

Hi Benny, we checked our website and the photos match what we serve. We use brisket, which naturally has more marbling than leaner cuts. It's actually one of our most popular dishes. Sorry it wasn't to your taste, and we appreciate you giving us a try!

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Jude

The tofu katsu curry was absolutely amazing. You have to wait a few minutes but that's just cause the tofu or meat you get is fried fresh. It was so good I went back two days in a row.

86’d Response

Hi Jude! We're so glad you enjoyed our tofu katsu curry. It really is best fresh out of the fryer! Thank you for coming back and supporting us. We hope to see you again soon!

Not this

“Thank you for letting us know. We always strive to provide the best experience and this is not what we intended. We hope to see you again soon.”

Generic. Corporate. Says nothing. Every restaurant sounds like this.

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“Hi Jingy, our bowls range from $9.75 to $14.50 and the sales tax goes directly to the city of San Francisco. We’re sorry it wasn’t to your liking. Hope you find something that suits your palate!”

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