It's a crowded place in a quiet stop mall, so I took a seat a the sushi bar. Was going to order a Chirashi off the menu but couldn't get any waitress' attention before I gave up. I always preferred Chirashi because it offers more variety of fish at a good price. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed a simple meal. By the way, the sushi chiefs and the waitress spoke Korean, so I assume it's owned by Korean. It's always a turn off for me that a Japanese restaurant not owned by Japanese....
The sushi chief is very friendly, don't get me wrong. However, I don't think it is the "best sushi" but again I don't know how other sushi places are in AZ.