I ordered groceries through Amazon; however, when delivered there were quite a number of items missing, so I called the store at Coddington, Santa Rosa, CA, three miles from where I live, and where my order was supposed to have been filled. After putting me on hold and transferring me they informed me that they couldn't help me with my order, and that I would have to contact Amazon customer services to get my missing items. You first of all have to speak with a moronic computer generated voice that has to send a text to your phone to verify that it is you, but cannot help you, gives you irrelevant information, and then announces that it has helped you. It then asks if there is anything else that it can help you with, and so I said "Live Person!!"loudly and repeatedly. After being put on hold and forced to listen to some "happy music," I was then able to speak to a very pleasant and helpful person - apparently in India! - who then sent me an email with a link that I had to copy and paste in my browser that took me to an Amazon site where I had to click a button to prove that it was me. She then took from me the list of undelivered items and informed me that they could be delivered later that day (We'll see). My complaint isn't so much that Wholefoods and Amazon couldn't just get the simple order right in the first place as much as the stupid, inefficient, mind numbing bureaucracy that you have to go through to get it put right, wasting not only the customer's time but Amazon's, too, and, in the process, earning it a bad review.
Nancy Hayssen
The location of this place is confusing. It says "Japanese Restaurant in Whole Foods". There is a small area dedicated to two ladies rolling sushi, and some boxed up sushi, but I didn't see a restaurant. I asked the Whole Foods staff and no one knew of a restaurant. The boxed sushi was great, and it's convenient inside Coddingtown Whole Foods near the bakery in the back of the store.
Holden Augustus
This spot is worth a try. They have big portions for reasonable rates. Always clean and with great mood. Will visit here again.
Arlie Reich
Would absolutely recommend trying this spot. Excellent mood, yummy dishes, awesome customer service. They never disappoint.
Alison Mccall
japanese food and the setting at this place is great. Don't worry if it's busy, it is worth the wait. The service was very helpful and observant. Prices were decent.
Dakota Summers
japanese food, super satisfying. came in on a weds. the service here is above par. the bill was fair for the quality of the food.
Joanne Good
japanese food and the scene here is above par. great place to chill, get away, eat some good food. definitely worth going back to. this place has a nice design.
I ordered groceries through Amazon; however, when delivered there were quite a number of items missing, so I called the store at Coddington, Santa Rosa, CA, three miles from where I live, and where my order was supposed to have been filled. After putting me on hold and transferring me they informed me that they couldn't help me with my order, and that I would have to contact Amazon customer services to get my missing items. You first of all have to speak with a moronic computer generated voice that has to send a text to your phone to verify that it is you, but cannot help you, gives you irrelevant information, and then announces that it has helped you. It then asks if there is anything else that it can help you with, and so I said "Live Person!!"loudly and repeatedly. After being put on hold and forced to listen to some "happy music," I was then able to speak to a very pleasant and helpful person - apparently in India! - who then sent me an email with a link that I had to copy and paste in my browser that took me to an Amazon site where I had to click a button to prove that it was me. She then took from me the list of undelivered items and informed me that they could be delivered later that day (We'll see). My complaint isn't so much that Wholefoods and Amazon couldn't just get the simple order right in the first place as much as the stupid, inefficient, mind numbing bureaucracy that you have to go through to get it put right, wasting not only the customer's time but Amazon's, too, and, in the process, earning it a bad review.
The location of this place is confusing. It says "Japanese Restaurant in Whole Foods". There is a small area dedicated to two ladies rolling sushi, and some boxed up sushi, but I didn't see a restaurant. I asked the Whole Foods staff and no one knew of a restaurant. The boxed sushi was great, and it's convenient inside Coddingtown Whole Foods near the bakery in the back of the store.
This spot is worth a try. They have big portions for reasonable rates. Always clean and with great mood. Will visit here again.
Would absolutely recommend trying this spot. Excellent mood, yummy dishes, awesome customer service. They never disappoint.
japanese food and the setting at this place is great. Don't worry if it's busy, it is worth the wait. The service was very helpful and observant. Prices were decent.
japanese food, super satisfying. came in on a weds. the service here is above par. the bill was fair for the quality of the food.
japanese food and the scene here is above par. great place to chill, get away, eat some good food. definitely worth going back to. this place has a nice design.
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