Drinks were really good here (Tito's sodas). Sushi sampler #1 had ample chunks of fish, but I feel like the presentation fell flat. The rolls weren't tight and symmetrical like I'd expect from a 5 star sushi bar, but for $9.99 for 16 pieces of sushi it's hard to complain. Fried rice side was ok, but nothing special. I'm wondering how their specialty rolls would have been, but I'm more into traditional rolls like yellowtail scallion.
One thing I can say is that they have an overwhelmingly large menu, so there's definitely something here for everyone.