We choosed the sushi buffet, which has a regular price for $19.99 (but most of the food you can't order), VIP price is $23.99 you can order everything from the menu(no dessert at all!). If you want tea or something to drink, you need to pay extra. The food is so so, not the really Japanese sushi, add a lot... More

From the menu, you can tell that you're not getting authentic Japanese food. There is General Tao, wonton soup and other western-Chinese dishes on the menu. What was delicious: Wakame salad $3 Plate of sushi (California roll etc...) What was below average: Chili shrimp dish $10.95 (rice was dry, spinach was burnt, shrimp was sweet-no spice and it was over... More

I was worried since I had seen a few negative reviews but was very nicely surprised. The decor and ambiance was not excellent but considering the quality and taste of food, I would go back anytime. As a matter of fact, will be returning with my sister in November for an encore. The shrimp and veggie tempura is to die... More

Okay, I should have known better, all you can eat sushi doesn't scream quality, does it? Well, it doesn't. It's a nice little restaurants and the decor was nice, but the sushi really wasn't tasty at all. The service was minimal. All in all, I'm not going back, even at this low price.