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I believe you should get more aquatinted of what grade A5 and grade A12 wagyu is , looks and tastes like , unfortunatelly the wagyu is only fat i do not understand why you even tell people is a grade 5 since there are actually people frequenting highclass places and knowing very well the difference
Ok experience for mid range food . Service was poor, waitress didn’t check if we needed drinks. We had to keep chasing her down to remind her that we’d like a drink. Wine arrived like warm (White Wine) food was so so, we were definitely expecting something a little more interesting for the hype and the prices. A good choice for a mid week bite but definitely not a dining experience. A little disappointed
Amazing experience!
Abosulutely outstanding food to fair prices and excellent service from the waiters!
Thanks
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