My family decided to try sushi Teh at Raffles city since the queue is not so long at raffles city outlet on weekend. Our birthday celebration there was well served by the staff Ms Wai Lee, very cheerful and honest staff that recommend quality food to us. My family enjoyed the good ambience and the fresh food served to us. It was worthwhile paying the 10% service charge and better to spent here rather than paying high price at Mandarin hotel triple three cafe and get only normal sushi and simple sashimi (if you are looking for Japanese food standard).

We decided to head to Sushi Tei on a public holiday for dinner. We got there early and asked for a table for 5.

As the air con is directly above quite a few of the tables, we asked for 1 that is away from it. While the host was pleasant in obliging, the faces on the service crew weren't pleased. It was a chore for them as we asked if another table is free.

When we spilt our tea, the service staff although had to be called over and we had to ask for a cloth, she did do a really good job in assisting us to clean up.

Food was good, and even though the place packed up, the service staff who was attending to our table was friendly and cheerful. Kudos to her!! (Shame I didn't get her name)

I ordered yakidori don and I found that the chicken pieces were chopped slightly big, but the sauce and portion given saved the whole dish. What interest me was the design of the restaurant and the seating area. It felt like a maze when I entered and the dining area had a cosy sofa.

Really enjoyed the setup of the place and the variety when it came to the menu and the sushi belt. The taste was very authentic and delicious. The staff are not friendly, and if you go at non dinner or lunch times you get to skip the waiting and payment queues.

Sushi Tei is another chain of reliably good Japanese restaurant. The sushi and sashimi freshly made and the fish were fresh. The Golden Roll and Dragon Roll sushi were delicious and so were the other sashimi dishes. Not so sure about the chawan mushy nor the yaki soba, the noodles were too cooked though a generous serving. Service was attentive and prompt, better service than another Chinese dumpling restaurant chain.