








This isn’t shopping it’s insanity.
Avenue Cranbourne North 6pm.
How can this be correct OH&S?
You can’t shop.
Pallets at every gondola, aisles, everywhere. Empty warehouse trolley blocking the fridges.
This is consistent.









Avenue Cranbourne North 6pm.
How can this be correct OH&S?
You can’t shop.
Pallets at every gondola, aisles, everywhere. Empty warehouse trolley blocking the fridges.
This is consistent.
PSA It may be a common practice but I Wanted to share our recent dining outing because our “experience” was so far off expectations it was ridiculous.
TLDR
5 star Google reviews are paid to post and TikTok reviews can be trash (I know, I know) The reviews are done by marketing people and read similar to AI. The photos are obviously provided by the venue. None of our food looked the same. All low stars reviews are reflective of our experience.
Large party, all well experienced in Japanese cuisine, all you can eat, on the expensive side, $70 pp.
one of the party saw the place in TikTok, reviewed the google reviews, ticks all the boxes, let’s go.
The service was abysmal. The “host” was annoyed we arrived for our booking. Wouldn’t seat us where we wanted but c’est Le vie.
Threw the plates at us. Literally threw.
We asked for a different server and asked if everything was okay?
Sushi was fine but low quality. Burnt oil so all the fried food was bitter. No flavour in any of the dishes, a bottle sauce would be better. Meats were chewy, heated up in the microwave and drizzled with sauce of no description. We were astounded.
We raised concerns but they were all ignored.
It’s hard to try new venues when they’re manipulating reviews.