This is probably not a bad place for people who like to say they really like sushi but don't really like sushi. The menu is disorganized and the offerings are dominated by enough over-the-top concoctions to make Guy Fieri blush. For example, the "Sexy Mermaid" consists of "steamed shrimp, cream cheese, bacon, fresh jalapeños and tempura crunch inside; topped with yellowfin tuna, house garlic sauce, sriracha, fresh cilantro and thin lime slices."
When you don't cook the fish, knife skills are essential. The last time we were there, most of the fish was poorly cut. The tuna in the poke seemed to be cut with the grain of the fish making it chewy. The raw onion masked anything that might be mistaken for flavor.
The decor is more Trader Joe's than tiki, and the front-of-house staff seemed entirely disengaged. Through out our entire meal, we sat behind a table of ten teenaged-girls who spent 45 minutes brushing and braiding each other's hair, 10 feet from the open kitchen. Not the most appetizing way to spend an evening.
If you're looking for "sushi" in Sewickly, this is pretty much your only option, but I'd consider a drive if you have the time.