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Bizen Gourmet Japanese Cuisine
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
August 2008\r
My husband, daughter and myself recently had dinner at Bizen. We had not been in some time and we will probably not return. We have had many delicious meals over the years at Bizen. Despite the fact that we had reservations, we three were seated at a table for two. I do not feel that diners should have to negotiate a table leg while dining. Our food was far below the standard that were had come to know at Bizen. The avocado in the sushi was so unripe as to render it tasteless. I had a bowl of soba in broth with tempura. The broth was so tasteless, that I asked for some tempura sauce to put the soba in. \r
When the bill arrived we told our waitress what we thought of the meal. Actually, it must have been obvious since so much of it was uneaten. Her reply was, sorry. This response told me that no one was really interested if we had enjoyed the meal or not.
Pros: If the food is not good, no pros from me
Cons: food not what it used to be
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