I real high hopes. Let me start with first impressions. There was none...Really. The restaurant outside is real nondescript! I wouldn't have known this was location unless somebody told me. Also if you're looking for good wheelchair accessibility it has its downfalls as well. They have a semi ramp on the side next to parking to enter the narrow doorway. I was able to get in if someone held the door. Upon arriving you have to wait to be seated which is quite alright but if you're in a narrow entrance way with the wheelchair and a group of people, the people leaving the restaurant somewhat collide with the people waiting to be seated. I would give four stars for the wait staff! They are very helpful. We decided to come during buffet time because we had heard so much "good things" about it. I really don't get it. The food quality was mediocre. The buffet was not at all tidy. Most of the items that were laid out didn't even have a description of what it was leaving you constantly asking the wait staff, "What is this"? This I found very annoying. I found that not knowing what was in front of me could be dangerous if I had any allergies to any of the ingredients! In all fairness this place might be great for someone that's not really into good sushi... I could name a few other places that were so much better and a lot cheaper. I know it's all you can eat but after 2 rounds of trying to get a good selection of the "unknown sushi"... I stopped and got the check. I would return if a few things were improved. 1. Buffet station, it really needs a description of what every item is. Drink refills you don't have any! They only search my Coke in a can. Maybe keep all the hot food on one separate table and the cold food on another!?