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How we read reviews →Narre Warren's QR-ordered all-you-can-eat Japanese. fast on quiet nights, chaotic when packed.
Buzzy, tightly packed all-you-can-eat dining room with soft lighting on quiet nights but a loud, crowded scrum at peak weekend sittings.
QR-code tableside ordering lets diners order continuously through their sitting, with a fixed all-you-can-eat price and a food-wastage fee for leftovers over 200 grams.
Reviewer verdicts split. most praise fresh sushi and traditional dishes, but a handful of long-time Japanese-food diners call the cooking inconsistent with authentic technique.
Not cheap for a family of four, but reviewers consistently call the all-you-can-eat format worth it for the variety and portion sizes.
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