I walked in, not having high hopes, considering this place looks nothing like the hibachi and sushi places I'm used to. We decided to give it a shot, because hey, it's close to home, why not? I was pleasantly surprised. While it's not the absolute best sushi I've ever had, it's still pretty good. The midori roll was very tasty. I also like that they offer kid's meals, as our 2 year old has yet to appreciate the joys of sushi. (It also cuts back on cost since our 8 year old *is* a sushi freak.) Sure, if you're going into it with the expectations of a "sushi expert" you might be disappointed. But if you approach it with an open mind, you might like it. The staff is super friendly too, so that's a plus.