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Output: Went here today for lunch. We were served pita bread with zaatar and oil which was delicious. I ordered the sleek which was delicious. The waitress did mention that all dishes come with salad, but I did not receive one and neither did my friend. The sleek was delicious! It is a plate of kale and black eyed beans with cracked wheat and rice pilaf. It was delicious and filling! I loved it. Their tahini was not to my liking and when I requested hot sauce I was given red hot, which is not really what I expect when going to a Mediterranean restaurant. Overall I can't wait to go back and try some other dishes!

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Output: Another great meal, this time with a couple of friends. Our friends are newer to sushi on a whole but they were blown away by the creative things KC setup for us. We tried a few new things and my friends had a white tiger roll amongst many, other rolls. I think they just found their new honey hole for sushi. I was happy to take them. Hospitality again was bang on, service as we needed anything, I normally drink their cold green tea and I never was without. Saba, again was perfect and flavorful - we had more sashimi this time. Everything was flavorful and tasted fresh. Here is the kicker with this place. For sushi, in the valley it is really reasonable. We have other choices in the Surprise / Glendale area but for my money and either way I have to drive somewhere to get sushi, they get my business. They have the right combination of not being too big, not having too many crazy rolls (he does make creative things but he doesn't have 10000 rolls, and almost all of them are NOT DEEP FRIED) and really good quality fish. It is an intimate experience in a small restaurant with people that really value you being there. I think in the last month I've been there 4 times and they always make us feel like we're guests in their home, and they serve us with such care you just want to go back. Little touches like mocchi after the meal, light salads to start, heck this time the sweetheart even gave us a bottle of sake to take home with us, as a thank you. They have set a really high standard that I hope they can keep. It definitely seems like they have all of the kinks worked out and they are definitely firing on all cylinders. Also, it was a tuesday, after 8pm, and the place was steady with take out orders and table orders. A very good sign. Keep up the excellent work, we'll be back next week :)

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Output: We originally would have gone to Marathon's but since they're still closed for renovations, we decided to try this place out (that and we reallllly wanted Greek food). The reviews online were decent, so we decided to give it a whirl. When we arrived, staff greeted us nicely and we were promptly seated; decor is very tasteful and classy, compared to other Greek restaurants I've been to. I ordered the chicken souvlaki pita, and it came with rice, house salad and potatoes (I opted to switch them to fries). I wouldn't call the service fast or slow, considering we were a large group, it was decent. I must say, I was happy/relieved I switch my potato for fries, because their house specialty potatoes were doused in what tasted like lemon juice and a pound of salt. The fries were alright, nothing too exciting. The rice and salad were pretty oily and a bit bland, but still edible. The chicken souvlaki pita seemed to be lacking in the chicken department; I must've gotten the scrawniest souvlaki stick because there wasn't much meat in that thing. Normally after a Greek meal, I'm pretty stuffed, but I went home still a bit hungry. It was a little disappointing, considering their prices are higher than the average Greek joint (i.e. Arahova's or Marathon's), I don't think we'll be going back.

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Staring at 5+ empty tables just within the bar with a snippy hostess saying 25 minutes....no thanks!