For the price, you can't beat it, since the only other conveyor belt sushi places are in Tempe or LA. It's mediocre at best for sushi standards, but hey, it's F-U-N. A couple sake bombers and you'll be good to go! :)
I would recommend sitting near the front sushi bar along the right hand side if you want to see what's the freshest. Also I always order a bunch of assorted hand rolls @ $2 ea right off the bat. Then it gets made fresh just for you! and just supplement with a few other things that catch your eye on the belt. Unless you've seen it be put down, it may be a little old. Even sushi that's been sitting for 15 minutes does not make me a happy camper.