BONDST

ummm... sat next to a group w a toddler who proceeded to jump around to every table in our section... put his hands on our very small table ... blow out our candles at least 5 times... awesome ..i love kids , spitting on my food... while the caretakers d

Been here once so i cant say that i am basing this review on consitency. However, when i did go, it was on a double date, the atmostphere was perfect, the food was amazing, the service was pretty good (not outstanding, but also felt taken care of). I work

This is not the perfect place to go during the restaurant week or even lunch. You should go deeper where chefs are and eat in front of them. I hate the place which like <Theme park of Japan> if you know what I mean. So this is a place for me. It

I have been to Bond St a handful of times over the past few years, and always had a pretty good experience. However, after the dining experience I had recently, I will not be returning. The portions seemed to have diminished in size considerably, and the

You know, I've been here a few times and been pretty happy and drunk when I left. But not tonight. The food was so expensive and the wait staff -- from the model hostesses to the uptight servers -- were just too much. I will not be made to feel bad for

Went last night and the place was a disaster. It was not crowded, just looked like a party just cleared out. Not very chill vibe. Food is great but very expensive, as is the Sake. The service was a joke but nobody really cared once those seabass skewe

Went there tonight & it was very very good. Food: We tried 7 dishes. The ones that are must tries are the wagyu tataki, seafood risotto and the big eye tuna tart. I would skip the uni chiwamushi. Everything was delightful & very flavorful. A lot of

Good food, but not great Japanese/sushi. The maki and sushi here were average. Had shiriyaki sushi at Sushi Yasuda (excellent, high quality btw) the night before, and the one here was just a complete joke. The eel was not the right temp...seemed too cold.