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May 11, 2007 by Rebecca from Manchester
Overall Rating: 9
Food:[9] • Service:[7] • Atmosphere:[9]

• Great sushi.
• Service can be slow.

“My husband and I regularly eat at Nippon Tei. The sushi is wonderful, and I would have to disagree with the other reviewers comment about the miso soup. Sometimes the service is a little slow, but the food is worth the wait. Great atmosphere and we have never had a problem with any of our bills.”

Feb 14, 2007 by Whartonmba
Overall Rating: 2
Food:[2] • Service:[1] • Atmosphere:[3]

• Place.
• Bad service, rude server, slow order, dull plates.

“Bad food and horrible service the food is really bad comparing to other local Japanese restaurants. The miss soup was so salty that we could impossibly finish it. The sushi was ok. The beef of the sukiyaki was as thick as a steak. The place looked nice but the food really ed. Only rookie eaters would think it's good. Not to forget mentioning the bad service of this place, the petite Asian server (a Thai man), who was indeed the manager, was rude and slow to respond (forgot my coke and never refilled). On my wife's birthday, we ordered many dishes, and the Asian server gave us a dish of sushi roll we didn't order, we didn't realize the presence of that extra dish, he later secretly charged us for it as he said we already ate it, and we had to pay for it. He didn't admit the fact that he sent us the wrong dish. He even said it's our mistake for not telling him we got the extra dish. In fact, we would have paid for it if he told us the truth but he didn't. We never reward liars. More ridicule, he added an 18% tips to our inflated bill, unlike other tables' bills. First, he was not quite willing to take the extra dish off from our bill until we told him we might not go back to the restaurant. Then, he lied again by saying every table had the tips calculated, again, which was a lie (we didn't take a peek at the neighbor table's bill). Finally, he took the tips out from the bill after we wasted 15 minutes arguing with him. Later, we paid the regular bill, headed out, and got into my car at the parking lot; he waved his hands, ran at us, and tried to throw some pennies at my car. He was even rude enough to swear at us. For a few bucks, this restaurant has forever lost two customers and their friends¿ businesses. How stupid was he? Time to go to other Japanese restaurants instead.”