I'm glad I had not seen the other reviews before venturing into this place.
We had originally planned to go to Kazu (based on reviews) but on arriving there and seeing, not so much the lengthy wait but, the crowds of people sitting in a very confined space, pretty much on top of each other, I decided I could not eat there.
Odaki was convenient.
The place is well lit, looks and smells clean and it's pleasantly decorated.
We were offered all you can eat or the regular menu. I had an experience with all you can eat sushi before so we turned that down.
The waitress was very adept at getting us liquored up and we were willing subjects. Had a large bottle of Kirin and two types of cold Sake: an unfiltered one I've enjoyed before and another one that was new to us and quite good. We both ordered seaweed salad which was average. I had an avocado hand roll and two different vegetarian rolls one which had some spicy sauce. They were both really good and very feeling. My husband had some tuna sashimi and a dragon eye roll and both were also enjoyed.
They had a good steady crowd but it was not loud or annoying and the tables were comfortably set.
Not the best sushi I've had but very good.
I would call Odaki a keeper.