Friends told us to go to Pure Sushi, but this was next to the grocery store so we went here instead. Mistake. The blue string lights, strip mall setting, and fact that there was only one other table of guests should have given it away.
Service was okay (remember, us and one other table), prices not bad. But we ordered (among other things), the blue plate which supposedly featured 20 pieces of the freshest selection. It came with 18 -- not fatal, perhaps the sushi chef cut a finger off and could only count to nine. But several of those pieces were old, dried out, and the crab was fake crab. Really? Fake crab in your top 20?
We have since been to Pure Sushi. Hands down, no question, go to Pure Sushi.