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Businiess name:
Kasai Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi
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Kasai is basically Benihana without the fun frills. The food was okay and we had no complaints, but it doesn't make up for a lackluster dining experience. The cook we had was great and very friendly, but the wait staff was pushy and impatient (We had about 2 minutes to eat our soups and salads before we had the waitress asking us if we were done) \r
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The restaurant is set up so that you can either eat sushi at the bar, or order meats that are cooked on a giant grill. The seating is such that you sit around with a bunch of strangers, and we just so happened to be placed with a family containing two small children. I am okay with kids going out to dine with their parents, but I am not okay with a restaurant dispersing the children with regular adult patrons. I was annoyed that our conversation would have to be one that is suitable for little ears, and that everything that would be said would be heard by kids, not to mention, I am not going to pay 75 dollars for a dinner where I have to watch a 6 year old shove chopsticks up her nose. \r
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I don't know why this place would be recommended for a romantic dinner, because we could barely have an adult dinner as it was with the kids, and although kids are free to eat anywhere and that's fine, it was irresponsible of the restaurant and a bad judgment call to put familes and groups of adults together. \r
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This is a very ""Highlands Ranch"" restaurant that has been dulled down for the suburbanites and their 2.4 kids. There is no decoration whatsoever, and it's just a big, bland open space that is visually boring. \r
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I guess it's a great place for kids, but as an adult, I don't recommend it.
Pros: Watch your dinner be prepared and be entertained by your chef
Cons: If you can't fill up a grill, it's open season where you sit
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