The Croissant, on the other hand, was toothsome. Probably fresh-out-of-the-oven and the crust was at its most flaky state, the texture was just amazing but the filling was nothing out of the ordinary. If I must choose, I'd vote for the Croissant over their Soft Serve.
All in all, Sushi Tei is one out of the many Japanese restaurant chains that we have visited and would not mind returning a good bowl of piping hot ramen, some quick snacks or chatting up with some all friends over some drinks in a private corner.
As a whole, Sakae Sushi provides a better food and price compared to its competitors.
