I was really in the mood for sushi but my mom wanted Szechuan food so she suggested we go to this place where we could both be satisfied. I was initially given the Chinese menu and had to ask for the sushi menu. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend this place for sushi. I had the dragon roll and another roll with salmon (forgot the name) and they were both good but not amazing. And both were more than $10, so the value isn't really there. I appreciate that the rolls weren't loaded with rice like they are at AYCE sushi places. My mom and brother got things off the Chinese menu - a spicy lamb dish, a spicy tofu dish, and another rice noodle dish with beef. I ate some of their food as well and wasn't really blown away by it. Maybe because I'm used to eating Chinese food all the time at home? The spice level was extremely tolerable, surprisingly. Nowhere near as spicy as the food I had when visiting the actual Sichuan Province in China. Everything was really flavorful but it was a little too much. I think 2-3 dishes to share amongst 2 people is ideal. Each person gets a bowl of rice on the side.
Service was prompt and food came out quickly. Not too busy on a Friday night at 8pm.