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Re: “Red Bowl Asian Bistro”
Disappointing first visit. Our waiter was fantastic although he told us the Tamago was fresh. It was frozen. I also found out the spicy tuna was premixed and they "scooped" it out and made rolls. Yuk. The Mongolian beef was so so. The brown rice was good. The wonton soup was no different than fast food mall food. The crab rangoons were like any other. I heard high praises so I came. Sushi Thai it is not. The prices are less for sushi but now I know why. If you are looking for better ambiance than your local chinese restaurant, you will like this but if you are looking for really good sushi - this is not it.