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| - The all-you-can-eat sushi at this place is quite good. They have a decent variety of rolls and the standard selection of sushi. The fish seemed to be fresh. The rolls are made a little smaller (thinner) than most sushi places, which is fine by me. In an AYCE setting, that just means being able to enjoy more variety. My group had the six different rolls. We felt the Lahaina, Hawaiian Style, and Pele were all very good. The appetizer selection is not quite as extensive as some other AYCE places, but they were all quite good. I appreciated the three raw fish choices they had -- Ahi Poke, Seared Ahi Poke, and Seared Salmon Sashimi. They were all prepared well. Most places have more fried appetizers than anything, so this was a pleasant surprise. A positive note is that the Ahi Poke is simply a bowl of fresh fish and is not layered with "filler" items, such as seaweed, cucumber, onions, etc. Our server was efficient and friendly, although her knowledge of the menu items could definitely use some help. Overall, I enjoyed the meal and would come back. Oyshi Sushi, about a mile away, has a larger menu and the sushi and rolls are slightly better. The only problem is that you will have to wait a while during peak hours and the last couple of times I went, the service was REALLY slow.
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