We’ve been coming here for a few years now but each time we become more and more disappointed. First, it started with removing kid, friendly items like fried rice. Then, the portions became mixes with mayo for EACH roll. And lastly, my spicy “salmon” was maybe a smear of salmon paste. I sadly think this is the end for us which is a shame because we love having the freedom to get what we want and the diversity, but the quality and quantity has continued to decline. Picture of the spicy salmon for reference.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Google user
Fantastic experience
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Luis Sandoval
Sushi legit tasted weird. And I’ve had good sushi in Japan. Come here if you want to play Japanese roulette with food poisoning. The water was good though.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Joe K
Needs better options for people with shellfish and fish allergies. A vegetarian broth ramen would be great!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
shawn f
It was a fun time .. left stuffed
Thomas
Food was mediocre, sushi station does a better presentation and is better overall
J Neson
This place is great! Some of the best Sushi around.
Leo Man
Long line to just check in, the self check in was broken. Food was subpar, no wasabi at table, needed to order multiple times, feeling a bit sick after. 😞
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Pia Gelline Delrosario
One of my favorite sushi restaurants in the area. I go here when my soul needs healing... and my stomach. The staff is always wonderful and I appreciate all the hard work they do. The takoyaki here is very well priced compared to other restaurants. I could get into everything, but the food is just delicious. Thank you for having me and welcoming me each time as I come back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jim Duggan
This was an interesting experience, the concept I can understand but the staff in my time here was less than desirable to say the least. You do everything through a tablet and even when you want more water or tea. The pricing is $3.85 for two pieces of very small sushi which at a normal sushi place would be one piece. So in my personal opinion that’s just under $4.00 a piece. They had a large variety of different types of fish which was nice to have selections. The soy sauce is in the worst container I have ever used in my life. You had to push the button like 40 times to get enough sauce to fill the dipping bowl they provide. I finally just opened my soy up and just poured it out. I had to wait many times for refills. There is a good deal of sushi restaurants in the 10 minute area of this one that are way better with better service for less money. As a gimmick restaurant for an experience I could see coming here but for the food and the service I would not recommend it at all.
It's always been low quality and atmosphere driven. But man, they're really starting to push it.
Walked in knowing it isn't going to blow my mind but damn, still disappointed.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 3
Christopher Glontz
TLDR: Sushi was not that good (it was the wrong kind of squishy) and being priced at almost 4 dollars a plate is kind of a joke. Find an all you can eat sushi spot, get better quality sushi, and spend less.
I’ve been to lots of conveyor belt sushi spots, and I’m generally a fan, but this one didn’t quite hit the mark. First impression when walking in is that it is a big scam with lights and music everywhere to make you think it is worth paying $3.85 per plate of machine made sushi…. It isn’t. There are lots of gimmicks, like a random toy you get if you hit 15 plates — it’s not a toy, just a decorative pin that goes in the trash. There’s also a robot that blasts loud music as it brings you your drinks, but takes a while to get to your seat.
Now let’s talk about the food. We could see into the back where they were preparing it, and it was pretty apparent that the sushi wasn’t going to be great. It is all machine made items that workers (don’t think I can call them chefs) place extremely thin slices of fish/meat on stale rice. The rolls were not that great either, and even if they were half the price they charged per plate, they would still be overpriced. The taste, texture, and presentation of the sushi was sub par. The spicy tuna and spicy salmon rolls were runny…
They also didn’t have that much variation in rolls. Most of it was variations of the same few rolls/nigiri. Again, the variations (like adding a tiny square of cream cheese) are not worth it.
One good thing about the place is the speed of service. If the roll you were looking for is empty on the conveyor belt, you can order it on your tablet and they will send it pretty quick. We never waited more than a minute or two after ordering before the order arrived.
Overall, will not be going again. Wayyy too overpriced, not great quality, too many gimmicks, but good service.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 4
Anthony Mele
Overall I had a good time, but it should be noted that many of the sushi available were either bland, dry, or just plain bad. I'd also have to wait a while for sushi to come, as it would often be taken before it could make it to our table, and the restaurant was barely at 40% capacity, if that. I've we figured out which sushi were worth going for it was generally enjoyable. Bill came out to about $100 for the two of us, with each plate costing a little more than 4 dollars. Good, but there are better sushi offerings in the area that are a flat fee for all you can eat as opposed to paying per plate.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Yui Brayden
It’s a good place to enjoy sushi, not only for adults but kids love it too.
We’ve been coming here for a few years now but each time we become more and more disappointed. First, it started with removing kid, friendly items like fried rice. Then, the portions became mixes with mayo for EACH roll. And lastly, my spicy “salmon” was maybe a smear of salmon paste. I sadly think this is the end for us which is a shame because we love having the freedom to get what we want and the diversity, but the quality and quantity has continued to decline. Picture of the spicy salmon for reference.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Fantastic experience
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sushi legit tasted weird. And I’ve had good sushi in Japan. Come here if you want to play Japanese roulette with food poisoning. The water was good though.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Needs better options for people with shellfish and fish allergies. A vegetarian broth ramen would be great!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
It was a fun time .. left stuffed
Food was mediocre, sushi station does a better presentation and is better overall
This place is great! Some of the best Sushi around.
Long line to just check in, the self check in was broken. Food was subpar, no wasabi at table, needed to order multiple times, feeling a bit sick after. 😞
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
One of my favorite sushi restaurants in the area. I go here when my soul needs healing... and my stomach. The staff is always wonderful and I appreciate all the hard work they do. The takoyaki here is very well priced compared to other restaurants. I could get into everything, but the food is just delicious. Thank you for having me and welcoming me each time as I come back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This was an interesting experience, the concept I can understand but the staff in my time here was less than desirable to say the least. You do everything through a tablet and even when you want more water or tea. The pricing is $3.85 for two pieces of very small sushi which at a normal sushi place would be one piece. So in my personal opinion that’s just under $4.00 a piece. They had a large variety of different types of fish which was nice to have selections. The soy sauce is in the worst container I have ever used in my life. You had to push the button like 40 times to get enough sauce to fill the dipping bowl they provide. I finally just opened my soy up and just poured it out. I had to wait many times for refills. There is a good deal of sushi restaurants in the 10 minute area of this one that are way better with better service for less money. As a gimmick restaurant for an experience I could see coming here but for the food and the service I would not recommend it at all.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Restaurantji Recommends
This place is my go to for sushi.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
It's always been low quality and atmosphere driven. But man, they're really starting to push it.
Walked in knowing it isn't going to blow my mind but damn, still disappointed.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 3
TLDR: Sushi was not that good (it was the wrong kind of squishy) and being priced at almost 4 dollars a plate is kind of a joke. Find an all you can eat sushi spot, get better quality sushi, and spend less.
I’ve been to lots of conveyor belt sushi spots, and I’m generally a fan, but this one didn’t quite hit the mark. First impression when walking in is that it is a big scam with lights and music everywhere to make you think it is worth paying $3.85 per plate of machine made sushi…. It isn’t. There are lots of gimmicks, like a random toy you get if you hit 15 plates — it’s not a toy, just a decorative pin that goes in the trash. There’s also a robot that blasts loud music as it brings you your drinks, but takes a while to get to your seat.
Now let’s talk about the food. We could see into the back where they were preparing it, and it was pretty apparent that the sushi wasn’t going to be great. It is all machine made items that workers (don’t think I can call them chefs) place extremely thin slices of fish/meat on stale rice. The rolls were not that great either, and even if they were half the price they charged per plate, they would still be overpriced. The taste, texture, and presentation of the sushi was sub par. The spicy tuna and spicy salmon rolls were runny…
They also didn’t have that much variation in rolls. Most of it was variations of the same few rolls/nigiri. Again, the variations (like adding a tiny square of cream cheese) are not worth it.
One good thing about the place is the speed of service. If the roll you were looking for is empty on the conveyor belt, you can order it on your tablet and they will send it pretty quick. We never waited more than a minute or two after ordering before the order arrived.
Overall, will not be going again. Wayyy too overpriced, not great quality, too many gimmicks, but good service.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 4
Overall I had a good time, but it should be noted that many of the sushi available were either bland, dry, or just plain bad. I'd also have to wait a while for sushi to come, as it would often be taken before it could make it to our table, and the restaurant was barely at 40% capacity, if that. I've we figured out which sushi were worth going for it was generally enjoyable. Bill came out to about $100 for the two of us, with each plate costing a little more than 4 dollars. Good, but there are better sushi offerings in the area that are a flat fee for all you can eat as opposed to paying per plate.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
It’s a good place to enjoy sushi, not only for adults but kids love it too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
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