Sushi Paradise

Eating here made me realise that I'm a pretty mean person. A man (boy) in front of me had his card decline & man (boy) I was so embarrassed for him. Of course I didn't offer to pay for him, as I am not Mr Bezos. I wonder if I should focus more on my own issues, like why I'm so basic in my sushi choices? I should branch out more, expand my culinary horizons to more than just "something" and avocado. There are a lot of tables you can't sit at in the food court at the moment. I think some mightve been booked for a wedding today, since there was a whole area fenced off. It's a nice spot with a good view either over the escalator or down Mylne Street so I guess why not? Another thing I notice about the food court is the variety of people here. It's a unifying environment. Businesswomen, tradies, the unemployed, people who look and behave like they're (poorly) trying to avoid the authorities. Loners (by choice or otherwise), couples (by choice or otherwise) and even the odd celebrity (we saw Will.i.am here one time) all gather here. What I suppose I'm saying is food brings us all together. Especially cheap, convenient, mostly Asian food. The sushi itself is all quite good, especially if you like things with avocado.

My partner had a honey, chilli chicken rice meal. The chicken was so dry, the only good part of his meal was the rice. No traces of honey or chilli. Barely any sauce. Sushi was also bad. I think the level of freshness shows considering how brown the avocado was. All in all, If I could give it a lower score than a 1, I would. Disappointing.