"I recently returned because I was craving sushi and didn’t want to drive to Carrollton for my usual spot. It was pretty crowded on a Friday night, but we arrived after the dinner rush, so there wasn’t a long wait. They’ve returned to the buffet style instead of having to order from the server, which was a nice change. The sushi was decent, but it seemed like it had been sitting out for a while, as not many people were taking it. I tried a bit of everything, and while the quality was acceptable, it was what you’d expect from all-you-can-eat sushi.
We arrived about 45 minutes before closing, but they were already beginning to clean up the area. My boyfriend was waiting for the chef to restock the inari sushi, but they never did, which was disappointing. They also offer hot pot, but it’s just a plain broth with a counter for vegetables and seafood. They didn’t have any sliced meats, which was a letdown. There is a small menu on the table for items you can order from the server, though I didn’t notice it until the end. It includes options like grilled oysters, eel nigiri, ramen, and soups. However, most of the entrees seemed to have been sitting out for a while and didn’t look very appetizing. I imagine the best time to go is during peak dinner hours if you want fresher food.
I do enjoy their dessert bar, which has a nice selection ranging from crème brûlée to fresh fruit. If you want ice cream, you have to ask the server to bring some; they offer red bean, vanilla, and chocolate. It took us quite a while to get hold of a server as it seemed they were understaffed. Even once we did, they forgot half of what we ordered.
They currently have an all-you-can-eat crab legs option for $45 on weekends, with a separate area designated for the crab legs. They looked quite large, but since I’m not a fan, we opted for the regular dinner menu at $37. I found the price to be a bit steep for what you get, especially since my boyfriend isn't a sushi lover. It was nice to revisit, but I think I’d prefer to save my money for the all-you-can-eat sushi in Carrollton, which offers a better overall experience for the same price."
