Ajia Japanese Fusion, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Japanese Restaurant Details

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"Grumpy Sushi"
We call this place "Grumpy Sushi" because the server is rude. She basically just trows the food on the corner of the table. For lunch, it's no big deal. We actually think it's funny. The food is good though, and the price is right.

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Plausible fast sushi at a reasonable price...

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I went with a friend to catch up and do an inexpensive sushi lunch. About 5 minutes after we got there the fire alarm went off, and kept going off. 10 minutes later when a couple wanted to leave because of the blaring fire alarm, the waitress started screaming at them, in the middle of the restaurant, because they had already placed their order before the alarm went off. Rather than "I'm sorry your having a terrible experience because we set off the fire alarm" it's "I will verbally bludgeon you into submission to accept my service" ~30 min later the fire alarm turned off, and we got to eat our sushi in relative peace, but I think this is the only place in my entire life I haven't left a tip.

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My wife and I have been going to this restaurant since our days at Drexel University. We always leave pleased with the delicious, yet healthy selection compared to other dining options in the area. Wide variety of sushi, and their mango steak and terryaki salmon are definitely favorites! People may complain of bad service because the waitresses don't speak 100% perfect english so they don't talk as much, which I don't mind at all.

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I ordered teryaki chicken for lunch and got sushi along with it (according to them for free) and I can't eat fish and didn't know I was getting crab sushi as well. The sushi took up half the plate. Very disappointing for $9 when you can only eat half of what you paid for. I spoke to the manager and he didn't care. He said the menu has been like that for 7 years and everyone knows. Meal was very average tasting - I won't be returning.