I have been to other revolving sushi restaurants in other cities, so this is not new to me. I really liked that it was on a track vs floating on water too.
I had the black garlic ramen and oh my it was DELICIOUS! The menu prices were good and I definitely didn't think anything was over priced. Their sushi menu was nothing to get excited about though, it was a little small however the few plates I tried were good. The rolls on the plates were a little small too.
When I ordered a specific roll, it got delivered to my table on a little flat mobile trolly type device. It was pretty neat but after I took my plate off of it, it kept telling me to take my plate. It took me several seconds before I realized I was supposed to push the button on it, to send the device back.
This place definitely missed the mark on 1 important thing. The table tablet display. It was bolted to the far end of the table, and couldn't be rotated or angled at all. I was dining by myself and even I had trouble viewing it and ordering from it, because it wasn't facing ME. The tablet also couldn't accept any form of payment. Go to Olive Garden and check out their table tablet display. It's mobile and anyone at the table can use it and see it. You can also pay by card with it.
Considering this is the first revolving sushi restaurant in vegas, they did a nice job. I would however consider it on the low end of quality and technology compared to other revolving sushi restaurants out there in other cities and japan.
Over all, nice place and I would come back it.