Now I know that you guys all love this place so I had to check it out. Don't tell Frank over at my usual Sushi joint. I thought the sushi was indeed very good but I really didn't see or have any rolls that were out of this world unique or special. I thought that the service was pretty good and I love BYOB so I had a great beverage. The things that kept this well below a four star for me was that I thought the ambiance was just slightly too dark for me and the lights behind me were way too bright that it appeared the person I was talking to was interrogating me because the lights were so bright behind them.\n\nThe deal breaker happened at the store and after the visit when I called the store to discuss their refusal to accept our Living Social coupon. I typically don't purchase these coupons but I know how to read the fine print. It was a simple $10 for $20 deal that I bought over a year ago or longer. The $20 value expires but the paid value ($10) doesn't expire for 5 years! so mine doesn't expire until April 2016, but yet the server refused the coupon which I just let it slide and contacted the store the following Monday to discuss with the manager but they never called me back. I called them two more subsequent times and each time spoke with the store manager Shanon who said they would speak with the owner Angela. After 3 weeks since their refusal to honor the coupon in store, I have still not received a callback either stating why they won't accept it or ifthey will.So they are not honoring their part of the deal, sort of irritating one reason I don't by too many deals from the internet.\n\nAn excerpt from <url> Dates\n\nThe Promotional Portion of the Voucher will always expire on the date printed on the Voucher. If the Merchant is in a state where it is permissible for the Paid Portion to expire, the Paid Portion of the Voucher will expire five (5) years from the date that the Voucher was issued. In some states, the law may require the Merchant to honor the Paid Portion of the Voucher beyond five years, in which case the Paid Portion of the Voucher will expire in accordance with the applicable law.\n\nI also e-mail livingsocial.com and confirmed that the coupons paid value was still valid. I know it's only ten bucks but come on, its half of $20. So Susan finally called me back and made me feel like I was the one in the wrong, I am a informed consumer and know how to read the fine print. Thanks for saying you would honor the coupon because those are the terms of the deal.
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