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Sakura Restaurant
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I have actually never been to this restaurant, but I just wanted to expose one of the reviews below for the fake that it is: crystalline states that ""... while we were awaiting our bill a cockr0ach crawled up the wall beside me. When we told the waitress she proceeded to squish it with her thumb and it's remains fell in my water!"" This scenario could never have happened for several reasons: a.) cockr0aches do not come out of hiding into a noisy lit room full of people, b.) they do not stay in one place for the time it would take to be pointed out to a waitress, c.) they scurry and would not easily be squished under a thumb, d.) if they ARE squished, their remains are pretty sticky - not likely to jump off the wall and into a glass of water. I know it seems silly to write about a restaurant at which I've never eaten, but when people write bogus reviews, all reviews become that much harder to take seriously.
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