I haven't eaten at the Hibachi portion of the restaurant, so this review is not about that. It seems standard hibachi fare w/ cooks who are the show making volcano onion towers and such. I can only speak about the sushi and service.
The sushi is definitely larger portions that I am used to as my wife and I ordered 4 rolls and could not even come close to finishing. The crab meat, which is typically one of my favorites, was very dry and chewy. The outer casing (not sure what this is called in sushi) that goes around the rice was very hard to chew and the rolls were very warm. I like my rolls room temp or colder and when the sauce that is drizzled on top starts to gel, that is not a good sign. Took too long to deliver our drinks and the pomegranate margarita was very weak and sweet.
If you have another 10 minutes to drive to Ohashi in North Olmsted, do that and forgo the Shinto experience. It was ok, but for the money, which was much more than other sushi joints ($17 crab roll?) it is not worth it.