The ambiance is clean and pleasant, and the staff are warm and welcoming. That said, the wait time to place an order was quite long, and the delay before being served was considerably longer than expected. This did not appear to be due to staff performance, as a single team member was responsible for both taking orders and serving food. Increasing staff coverage during peak hours or streamlining the ordering process could significantly improve the overall dining experience. Food quality was good, and portion sizes were generous. We ordered the Poulet Katsu, Crab & Crevette, and Crevettes Popcorn bowls. The flavors were pleasant and well-balanced, and from a gastronomical point of view, the dishes were complete and thoughtfully composed. Each bowl contained a wide variety of ingredients; you could almost find everything in one dish, including mango, pineapple, white rice, edamame, vegetables, avocado, carrots, and more. Pricing is on the higher side; however, considering the quality and quantity of the food, it feels only slightly expensive. Expect to spend approximately $20–30 per person. One area that would benefit from improvement is the cutlery. Only plastic forks and short wooden chopsticks were provided. The plastic fork made eating difficult and felt fragile, nearly breaking at times. Having lived in Japan for many years, I personally found the chopsticks manageable, though this may not be the case for all customers. The quality of both the chopsticks and forks could be upgraded, as higher-quality disposable options are readily available in Canada.
