text: I have a feeling that if one dropped a $100 bill on the floor at this place -- and they knew you saw them pick it up -- they'd tell you it was theirs since they got to it before you could retrieve it. \n\n2 complaints: \n\nOur waitress allowed us to order our lunch  a-la-carte without advising us that we were way over what it would cost to go the all-you-can eat route (my mistake cost me 50% more). And we ordered all at once, so she had an excellent chance to endear us to her and Kobe. I know: \"buyer beware!\" But is that really how to encourage regular customers? I asked about it when she brought the check, and she told me something akin to SOL. \n\nAlthough the food was ordered at once during lunch on a business day, it came in fits and bursts over the course of an hour. I was hosting clients and one of them had to leave before the final third of our order arrived. \n\n...I hate stiffing servers but sometimes it's the only way to send a message. \n\nFood was okay, but poor service spoiled any  interest in returning.