“We tried it at the recommendation of our family we were visiting. Sushi with some different variations. Overall, the food was good. Different taste from the traditional sushi rolls or noodle dishes. We had the Tempura Shrimp and the Shokai Wings. Both were excellent. I had the Matzu Roll. The ribeye added a different flavor profile to a traditional roll. Also had a Shrimp Tempura roll ehjch was very traditional but I thought the rice was a little too thick for the amount of filling. My daughter had the Udon stir fry with tempura chicken which was good. The sauce was a little sweet but the chicken was very tender and juicy. It was very crowded proving how popular it is. Our waitress was accommodating and even moved tables to make sure we could all sit together. Parking was a slight issue as there was no handicap spot near the entrance.Wheelchair accessibility: There was no handicap parking near the restaurant or even at all that I could see. Once inside, the tables are packed very close together and there is no room for anyone with mobility issues, especially a walker or wheelchair.“
“We tried it at the recommendation of our family we were visiting. Sushi with some different variations. Overall, the food was good. Different taste from the traditional sushi rolls or noodle dishes. We had the Tempura Shrimp and the Shokai Wings. Both were excellent. I had the Matzu Roll. The ribeye added a different flavor profile to a traditional roll. Also had a Shrimp Tempura roll ehjch was very traditional but I thought the rice was a little too thick for the amount of filling. My daughter had the Udon stir fry with tempura chicken which was good. The sauce was a little sweet but the chicken was very tender and juicy. It was very crowded proving how popular it is. Our waitress was accommodating and even moved tables to make sure we could all sit together. Parking was a slight issue as there was no handicap spot near the entrance.Wheelchair accessibility: There was no handicap parking near the restaurant or even at all that I could see. Once inside, the tables are packed very close together and there is no room for anyone with mobility issues, especially a walker or wheelchair.“