To be fair, I think this place is OK.
For $14, I am not really feeling like this place has impressed me. I like that they do not encourage wasting food, on the menu it specifically says that you must finish ALL food before requesting for more if you choose the buffet menu. You are also not allowed to leave the rice of the sushi. The problem is, if you are a first timer and is not sure what you are ordering, you are pretty much doing hit or miss. Also, if you happen to not like what you get, well, tough luck?
The price for all you can eat sushi is $14, it is from monday to sunday from 11-3. You are also allowed to order unlimited spring rolls, which comes with duck sauce, and white rice, brown rice or fried rice. Other than that, you better REALLY like sushi.
They give you a sheet to order your sushi off, the rolls comes in 4 pieces, if you get nigiri, there is one piece. Like someone below me said, that's kinda like a sushi sampler. I only tried the squid nigiri, and that is pretty fresh quality wise. However, I am bummed this place doesn't have sashimi. All sushi comes with a big chunk of rice at this place and honestly, you can't really order all that much, so you decide if it's worth the $14 for lunch.
Customer service is very good, no complaint, except of course minor gossip between waiters which is typical of Asian places.
Not sure if I will be back...cute decor though I suppose, love the bubbling waterfall at the front entrance.