Comments on: Ft. McDowell Casino's Noodles Sushiya

By: The Law Office of Tanya M. Lee

The Law Office of Tanya M. Lee — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 04:04:00 +0000

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By: JWC

JWC — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 03:52:00 +0000

The food was excellent, however, coming on the week of a conference where there were over 900 people here, and having one sushi chef, and only one waitress was incredibly frustrating !! The first day I went to the bar and sat down and waited for 20 minutes and still had not even been acknowledged (and I saw no less than 8 people arrive AFTER I did and they got their order in while I was ignored). It was not until I got up to leave that I was asked if I had placed an order… then the second time I went to eat there, I sat in the table seating section, and through absolutely NO fault of the waitress, again waited 20 minutes before even being able to place my order. (There was just too many people to serve food to, drinks, and take orders for only one waitress) Great food, reasonable prices, but I hope management takes note of the fact that when there are many people there, they need to have more than one wait staff there or they will lose customers. The next time I come to the Fort and want sushi, I think I’ll drive into town as I think I will get much faster service, (Including the drive time).