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This was my first visit here so haven’t had a lot from the menu but have to say food was mediocre for the price. Portions good but fairly bland (had the soba noodles). Server was nice though. The space needs some TLC as is fairly disorganized looking. Probably better options out there.
Ok first thing first let me explain the only just a tiny bit of a bad waiter serving can do a lot better this Pakistani man was not being a good listener i am not saying i didn't enjoy the food it is a little wrong he is not speaking up with a good loud appropriate voice and i don't appreciate i have to circle a dish i want to order i am not complaining my honest opinion the food rating is 7.8 out of 10 they cover the sign on on purpose not badly but it really didn't have a lot...read full review
Sushi was amazing, service as well however "korean bibimbap" that they had was inedible and calling it a "bibimbap" is almost offensive.Flavorless, burnt rice mixed with chicken and some fried vegetables. The cook didn't even bother to serve it the way original bibimbap is served.Just stick with japanese food :)
Bluefin offers a mixed dining experience. While the sushi is amazing, other dishes like the soba noodles and Korean bibimbap are mediocre and overpriced. The service can be hit or miss, with some servers being nice and attentive, while others struggle with communication. The restaurant's atmosphere could use some improvement, with a disorganized space and limited food options. Parking can also be a challenge, with a $20 fee. Overall, it's recommended to stick with their Japanese dishes for a better experience.