Let me start with how confusing this place was, it's pretty funny to have a Japanese restaurant in Chinatown. Ordering food here took a while because you actually have to write down what you'd like from their menu and I was hungry... I wrote a lot. I know for sure I did not get everything I ordered.
I'm certain they were trying to cut my consumption down. When I asked to see what I ordered on the little piece of scrap paper. They told me they threw it out... (-__-). Typically AYCE (All You Can Eat) places would give you the convenience of allowing you to select quickly from a made menu but this was obviously not the case here.
The service was honestly very lack lustre considering I was sitting very next to the sushi bar and there were about only another 3 tables with less than 10 people in the restaurant. I had to raise my voice to get the waitress attention which I didn't like to do. I like to keep the peace, keeping common courtesy in mind. I let the waitress know the other customer was calling for help also after she returned behind the sushi bar.
This place wasn't the greatest I've honestly been to many better sushi places then this but I got my sushi craving fixed. I don't know if it was me eating too much or the quality of food gave me a serious stomach ache afterwards.