My server was actually great.  Spicy tuna roll was pretty good and I love the miso soup as do my kids.  My kids usually like teriyaki chicken/beef so we got a combo lunch special and I had to force them both to eat a few bites at the very least, just kind of weird.  \n\nMy problem was when the bill came and I used a coupon that was mailed to me in a Tempe Marketplace mailer with coupons.  I read the coupon VERY carefully for stipulations before arriving at the restaurant and saw what I was planning was qualified.  When I gave the coupon to the server he informed me that his manager told him to tell me that even though it wasn't stated on the coupon we had to have a minimum purchase of $30.  I asked to speak with the MGR who again told me that he was sorry but that some people come in and only spend $10 and then he doesn't make any money (how is this my problem?) I told him that the coupon was the sole purpose of my choice to eat lunch here today and try it out and if this is my first impression of your restaurant this does not make me want to return.  He apologized again and I said you should really put a sign up at the very least and even that would leave bad taste in my mouth but was better than nothing.  He informed me there was a sign up.  I paid my bill and did not punish my server with the tip as I so wanted to but knew it wasn't his fault.  I then looked for the signage for the coupon on my way out the door and could not find it anywhere.  I left the restaurant looked around and then re-entered the restaurant and eventually found it where we never walked by when we were seated.  Very poor management as far as I'm concerned and I won't return.  I do have to mention the mgr did offer on my way out to buy me dessert however my kids had an appt. and we didn't have time.  If you are going to offer me a $5 dessert why not just accept my coupon and go the extra $5 to make me happy and want to return?  So for a lousy $10 they lost a return customer and I will probably spread the word whenever this restaurant comes up in passing or conversation.  Oh yeah and on YELP!