Asa Sushi sur Carrieres-Sur-Seine

This was our first try at this restaurant because the Japanese restaurant (Nagoya, which we usually order from) was closed today. A 50-minute wait for three takeout menus. The food is very good (meatball skewer, maki), but the rice wasn't cooked properly, and the portions are ridiculous: rice, soup, maki, and sushi. Given that the prices are still high, it would be at least acceptable to increase your quantities, especially since your dishes are good. We won't be ordering from you again, which is a shame because your food is of high quality.

I visited this restaurant today and unfortunately experienced unfriendly treatment. While foreign customers were spoken to politely, I was addressed in a much louder and harsher tone, which made me feel singled out and uncomfortable. In the end, I decided to take my food away rather than dine in. I would like to share three reflections: 1. All customers, whether Chinese or not, deserve the same respect. No one should be treated differently because of their background. 2. Courtesy should not be selective. Being polite to foreigners but harsh to fellow Chinese does not create respect—it only harms the image of the community. 3. Everyone abroad carries responsibility for how our community is seen. Many Chinese are kind, respectful, and generous, and that should be reflected in how we treat one another. I originally wanted to give 5 stars to support a Chinese-owned business, but based on my real experience, I can only give 3. I sincerely hope the owners reflect on this, because mutual respect is the foundation of any good business. Went to this restaurant today and encountered unfriendly treatment. Foreign customers were greeted with gentle greetings, while I was spoken to loudly, which made me feel discriminated against and uncomfortable. In the end, I opted for takeout rather than dining in. I would like to share three observations: 1. Every customer, regardless of Chinese nationality, should be treated equally. No one should be treated differently based on their background. 2. Being polite to foreign guests but rude to fellow Chinese does not earn respect; it only damages the image of our community. 3. Every Chinese person overseas carries a shared honor. Many Chinese people are kind, generous, and well-mannered, and this should be reflected in mutual respect. I originally wanted to give five stars to support Chinese restaurants, but based on my experience, I can only give three. I hope the restaurant will reflect on this, as respect is the most important cornerstone of any business.