For me, this place was just A-OK. I came on a Saturday for lunch, by myself and sat at the bar. I was pumped and ready for AYCE sushi. For me, "sushi" means rolls - I just don't have much interest in the other foods. For my starter roll I always like to order a spicy tuna - as a judge for my comparison to other places. To their credit, the Spicy Tuna roll was the largest roll I have ever seen. I later learned (though it is not listed on the menu) that I could order half-rolls. Honestly, one roll in and I was starting to feel full - ARGH! It was a good roll.
Next, I picked one of their fried roll specials - the Mexican roll. Now this was new to me. I've never had a fried roll. Honestly, it just wasn't very good to me. I should have stuck to what I know best and not deviated too far. The roll was larger than the first one and each piece was too large to eat by itself. Bummer. I couldn't finish the roll - it was just too much.
So my AYCE excitement was crashed when I could only finish one roll and a half. I didn't get to try anything more. Call me lame for sticking to rolls at a place like this, but it's what I prefer.
I will add that the place just felt weird to me. There were about 6 men working behind the counter and the kitchen - and only 3 customers. Several of the men came out to "catch a glimpse" of another female customer eating by herself. Kinda creepy.
I wanted to really like this place, but my experience just didn't do that for me.