Sushi Reference: In The Raw Sushi

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In The Raw Sushi

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From J. Taylor (last visit August 2005)

Variety of sushi: Very limited selection.
Freshness of sushi: Seemed stale.
Presentation of sushi: Average.
Generosity of sushi portions: Small portions.

Promptness of service: Slow.
Courtesy of service: Courteous.
Accuracy of service: Accurate.
Cleanliness - dining and visible kitchen areas: Clean.
Quality of nonsushi food: Adequate.

``I've eaten at In-the-Raw three times recently. The sushi were generally disappointing, the non-sushi food was adequately presented, but the small entrees were overcooked, oversalted and overpriced (sides extra); service was average to poor, with limited attention, some mistakes, little courtesy; clientele - mostly younger adults, some family; atmosphere - some tables enjoy good view of city, but the main bar in the dining area made the place loud, smoky, distracting, uneasy. I'll not go back.''

From G. Mac (last visit August 2004)

Variety of sushi: Usual selection.
Freshness of sushi: Seemed stale.
Presentation of sushi: Average.
Generosity of sushi portions: Small portions.

Promptness of service: Slow.
Courtesy of service: Courteous.
Accuracy of service: Inaccurate.
Cleanliness - dining and visible kitchen areas: Not that clean.
Cleanliness - restrooms: Not that clean.
Quality of nonsushi food: Adequate.

``This is a yuppie hell-hole, and nothing more. The chef I had would not converse with us, and it wasn't because he was too busy. The portions were dinky, the wait too long, the atmosphere is overdone and too trendy. It seems more like a dance club or singles bar than a restaurant. This is where you go if you are looking for an aesthetically pleasing if not overstimulating atmosphere, but an overall bland food experience. Or, if you're looking for a rich yuppie sugar daddy with a penchant for raw fish, this is the place to go. I'd recommend Fuji over this place any day, because even though they're wicked slow, the portions are better and it feels more homey.

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From Jack Splat (last visit July 2004)

Variety of sushi: Usual selection.
Freshness of sushi: Seemed stale.
Presentation of sushi: Average.
Generosity of sushi portions: Somewhat smaller than usual.

Promptness of service: Very slow.
Courtesy of service: Courteous.
Accuracy of service: Accurate.
Cleanliness - dining and visible kitchen areas: Not that clean.
Cleanliness - restrooms: Clean.
Quality of nonsushi food: Poor.

``The last time I'd eaten at ITR was so much better than this time. Maybe the fact that they're the only sushi bar in town that has two locations makes them feel over-confident, like they're so far ahead of the competition that they don't have to try as hard. Wrong! Fuji, Tsunami and Asahi have surpassed ITR in almost every category. Get with it Dunwell, or should I say Dun-not-so-well-anymore?''

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