Four Cinq (CENTRAL QLD)

Favourite ramen restaurant in Cairns. I always get the Showa ramen with extra toppings. I like the deck for outdoor eating, and have taken my dog along a couple of times after an esplanade walk.

Food was delicious, loved the flavours, definitely recommend going, options for full and small meals We ordered, half ramen, goza, small curry and wagu don Staff were lovely

1. sharp laminated menu edge cut my finger and the cashier was reluctant to give me a band aid, an attempt to distance from any liabilities?! 2. both one-off with paper wrap and normal reusable without paper wrap chopsticks were provided in the bucket and I chose the reusable for being environmental friendly, only to later find out the bucket is not / never cleaned with dirts and hair inside it?! 3. the cashier quoted the pre paid amount with a POS (EFT) in hand, but the amount charged did not tally with the POS receipt as I sat down and read it, only to notice my finger was bleeding, her explanation, upon customer’s proactive challenge after the meal, is the machine would add machine fee automatically?! What ?! If the amount quoted is cash price, then why holding a POS in hand, preparing to take cards and NFC's? Yoshi means “good” in Japanese. But four cinq, if Yoshi opened it at 45, obviously does not live up the good or decent Australian standard, let alone daiwa ethnic ethics. I have been all of 47 prefectures of Japan and visited other pacific countries in this trip. Only developing countries may charge a POS fee and restaurants in Japan are already deploying QR code ordering. Even the Ikkyu in Fiji and Young's kitchen in Tonga that I patroned in this same trip did not charge me POS fee, given Fiji and Tonga are less developed than Australia. Cairns is not Sydney as we all know but it is only an excuse to stay like this.