Sheridan G
"I didn’t realize I was ordering the 'Limited Edition: Anemic Edition' of the Nagasaki Wagyu. Take a look at the menu photo: a beautiful, marble red piece of art. Now look at what arrived on my plate: two pieces of beef that look like they’ve seen a ghost or perhaps they’re just pale from the shock of being priced at $22.90. If 'Wagyu' now means 'vaguely meat-colored,' then they nailed it. In reality, I’ve had $4 grocery store sushi with more life in it than this. The service is 'mid' at best. I asked the staff what was inside the rolls, and I’m pretty sure they were as curious as I was, because nobody actually knew or bothered to find out. There is zero care or concern here; it feels like they’re just going through the motions. Also, don’t be fooled by a sudden influx of high ratings, they’re out here bribing people with free drinks in exchange for 5 star Google reviews. I’d rather pay for my own drink and keep my integrity (and this pale sushi) out of it. The only reason this isn’t a 1 star review is that the standard, basic sushi was actually okay. But for a place calling itself Tetsujin, it’s a bit of a shame to the craft. If you’re coming for the 'special' wagyu, save your $20 and buy a lottery ticket instead, you’ll have better luck there."
