Happy Birthday to my beloved Bro!~

Last week was my brother's birthday and I was happy to be able to be in KL to celebrate with him:)

I arrived in the nick of time to bring my family out for a nice family lunch at The Curve.
I chose Sakae Sushi, knowing my bro's love for Japanese food and how he had always wanted to try Sakae Sushi. (albeit the fact that I already had Sakae Sushi twice in a week for my own birthday celebration:p)
There was a long queue at the outlet when we arrived but we were fortunate to get a table in less than 5 minutes.
The following were the sushi/temaki items bro picked from the belt:)
I am not sure of this name; think it's jellyfish sushi



This is my fave, and the only thing I eat from the sushi belt:p
The Soft Shell Crab Temaki!


Mummy liked the Tamago thingy (Egg)


And this is another Octopus slice


Baby Octopus


Eel (Unagi)


One thing I must mention, the service was really bad here...it was a rather unpleasant experience for us (Unfortunately!) as we waited very long for our Yaki Soba which took 1 HOUR!! And Daddy just cancelled it when it arrived...
You see, we ordered it when we came in and followed up with the waitress who said she will check and NEVER came back.
The 2nd time Daddy asked her, she huffly replied it's in progress.
What kind of service is that? Don't you need to inform your customer on the status of their request? If we didn't ask, do we need to wait forever?

Second thing, if you notice the number of pictures, it was due to the same waitress who told me I was not allowed to take pics of the food!
Whoa....as if service is not bad enough! I have always liked Sakae Sushi (Queensbay Mall) and I enjoyed the atmosphere.
Here, I was really disappointed and I agree with Jackson on not allowing people to take pictures of the food!

We called upon the lady captain who brought us our Soba but Daddy just told her that we are cancelling the order.
The lady captain had really great customer service attitude and told us she will cancel the order and even apologized for the unpleasant experience.
Now, that's one thing to save the day!