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Asa Sushi

Asa Sushi

5302 Dtc Blvd, 80111, Greenwood Village, United States

Asian • Sushi • Casual • Japanese


"1. The young lady who assisted me was a bit curt and didn’t smile. While she wasn’t outright rude, I found it a bit frustrating when I thought she was helping me, only to discover she was suddenly on the phone, leaving me to talk to myself. Another young woman also informed me that she was on a call and would assist me once she was free. It was a bit embarrassing, to say the least (lol)! 2. Is there a global shortage of uni (sea urchin) right now? If I recall correctly, the last time I tried to order uni, they didn't have it either. This evening, I faced the same issue. I then asked for red snapper, only to receive the same response: they were out of that as well. I was left wondering, "What else do you have then?" LOL! On a positive note, there were some highlights: 1. I really appreciated the restaurant's interior; the wood decor creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. The sushi bar had a lovely ambiance, enhancing the overall dining experience. 2. The sushi/nigiri pieces were a good size. I've been to many sushi restaurants where the rice portions are excessively small, seemingly an attempt to cut costs. This place is an exception—I was genuinely pleased with every piece I ordered. The yellowtail, saba, and scallops all tasted incredibly fresh. 3. The sushi chefs were welcoming and kind. As I was leaving, both chefs expressed their gratitude with a nice thank you. This review sums up my experience on Thursday, June 8, 2023. I understand that every restaurant has its good days and not-so-good days, and I still support this one. It remains one of my go-to spots in the DTC neighborhood."

Palenque Grill La Cantera

Palenque Grill La Cantera

15900 La Cantera Pkwy, 78256, San Antonio, United States

Grill • Steak • Mexican • Unspecified


"After a two week visit to Europe we were craving Mexican food. Jet lag had me starving but unable to eat the texas sized portions this great state is known for, my daughter ready to eat all the foods. So we ordered a starter Elotes Botaneros (Fourpieces of grilled corn on the cob covered in a tangy cream sauce and queso fresco. And two main dishes a small bowl of Sopa deTortilla (crisp corn tortilla chips, avocado, chipotle pepper and Muenster cheese and Enchiladas Verdes (Three soft rolled corntortillas filled with chicken guisada, tomatillo sauce, with red rice and refried beans. We we?re served chips, salsa andrefried beans, which I must say this is only the second restaurant I?ve been to that serves beans with the chips the other beingin Arizona. The salsa was delicious. The Elotes were sour, I love a little lemon or lime on them but these were so sour theywere almost inedible. I wouldn?t order a again. The soup was delicious, and presented beautifully, almost to be made to yourtaste, which could have been done with the Elotes by perhaps providing the lemom/lime to add as you wish. My daughter reallyenjoyed her Enchiladas and devoured the plate. My only other issue giving this restaurant a 4 instead of 5 star is we wereseated at a table that was getting dripped on by the A/C, avoidable by scooching over a bit but there were other tables we couldhave been seated at. I would also say it?s a very pricy location, especially for lunch, but it is La Cantera. Other than thatwe had great service and a manager came to ask how it was and was very professional and polite. I mentioned the leak and heapologized profusely."