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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
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| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
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Posted by go_elsewhere on 11/13/2009
Mediocre at best
I got take-out so I cant speak to the restuarant but the food was pretty bad. I got pad thai chicken which I figured is a pretty safe dish for a Thai restuarant. The chicken was low quality (still had the skin on, was really fatty) and the noodles didn't even have the pad thai sauce on them. It (though didn't taste like pad thai sauce) came in a little container and you had to pour it on.
Posted by CU Student on 11/09/2009
Decent food -- subpar service
So far, Vine is the only place in the area with decent sushi, but, as said by others, the service is unpleasant. Waiters and delivery guy have complained about tips, but seriously, who wants to tip for such lousy service?!?!
Posted by Anonymous on 10/24/2009
Best sushi in MSH. But very rude delivery.
I completely agree with the reviews that delivery guy is rude. I hope the management reads this. He comes and I give him $2+ tip every time and he always looks at it like he expects more and then huffs away. No thank you. Very, very rude. I used to deliver food and I was always happy with a $2.50 tip (most people gave me a dollar). But sushi is really good, so if you can deal with him it's worth it. I have definitely ordered from other restaurants for the sole reason that the delivery guy is rude.
Posted by Lauren on 08/04/2009
Awesome California Rolls
I don't have much experience with Japanese food, but i thought the california rolls were very good. They have bento boxes as well, but felt like it would be too much so i just ordered california rolls. There is alot of "crab" meat in the roll and the rice is not quite as sticky as it usually is, so it tasted good. However, the service is annoying. they filled my water glass around 20 times, as i took a sip they poured. It is this sort of overly dedicated service that i find tiring. Secondly, the guy would never get our oder straight. it took forever to explain that i just wanted the california rolls. I was asked: do you want seaweed with that? how about some rice? are you sure you don't want a bento box? Another thing that annoys me is that they don't do separate checks. I'm not sure if they are just consciencious and don't want to waste receipt paper, or if they have no idea how to manipulate the cash register. Overall the waiters are just too annoying for me to bother dealing with them on multiple occasions.
Posted by Anonymous on 07/26/2009
Mildly Disappointing
When I heard a new Japanese restaurant was replacing the old Cafe Swish, I was happy. Cafe Swish was a very average restaurant that lasted as long as it did because of its location right across Columbia Campus. Unfortunately, Vine is much worse than Cafe Swish. The selection is narrower, the chef is mediocre, and even the bubble tea is gone. To make matters worse, they kept the same delivery guys, who are consistently rude and unpleasant to deal with.
Posted by Columbia Student on 07/18/2009
Good, inexpensive sushi
This place has consistently good sushi and other Japanese cuisine, and it is a good value. It is admittedly not the best sushi place in the neighborhood, but better sushi around here will cost you more. The restaurant is nicely decorated, with service that is crisp and timely as you would expect in a Japanese restaurant. Outdoor seating is an option for warm seasons!
Posted by custudent on 05/31/2009
vine fails
After the rude service of asking if I were ready after 1 minute, I ordered the seafood house special ramen. What's special about it is the amount of shrimp (2 pieces) and scallops (1 piece) that makes it a "seafood" and "special." Maybe what makes it special is the sauteed veggies in the soup, which was boiled with the soup (no crisp texture) instead of actually being sauteed. And they used the cheapest vegetables they could find--cabbage (not napa), onions, carrots, broccoli--to stuff the meal full of useless, bland, overcooked, decisively non-asian ingredients. If you value cheap ingredients cooked with carelessness, topped with rude service griping about your 15% tip, then come here!