I'd avoid the place unless you're strictly looking for sushi. They have a nice staff and an authentic wok grill, but they come short o delivering flavor. The sushi is great, which can only afford them a few breaks since they prepare it, but nature made the flavor. The Lo Mein is dismal. Greasy, fatty, broken noodles, generally in appealing. I made it through 3 sticks full and gave up - even after adding bowl of sriracha. MGM needs to re-evaluate of they want this place tied to their name or just trim it to what they're good at -- sushi; lose the wok.
I actually tried this place twice, both at corporate events where a few of set aside some time to have some private dinner. BOTH experiences were practically identical. Good sushi, very poor entrees. Teh Lettuce wraps were pretty good; but i wouldn't Recommend going much above the Sushi and Apps.