"Where to begin; we decided to make an impromptu celebration of the Missus new work and she craved sushi. But with the weather what it is, she didn't want to travel far so that we chose for the local election. Well, I don't eat sushi, so I can only give what her side of him is so good I can, but let this all right. We came before dinner rushing as our standard, lots of staff and sitting immediately, unfortunately, where the staff side ends. During the visit, or waitress rarely made eye contact, did not smile and seemed more in what went around her than the table she was at. For appetizers I love some potstickers. They came hot... My name is hot... I had to open them to vent them to eat them. That's not a complaint, just a head up. The filling was tasteful, and the outer shell fritted beautiful, my only complaint was that the outer shell was very thick. The outside was crispy, but the inside of the bowl was a bit chewing for my pleasure. The Missus had edamame, but they were a little overcooked so she wasn't a fan. A part of the wives meal was something called Chinese Nachos, a kind of crab Topped deep roasted seaweed... I think... Our waitress could not tell us what it was (another reason why the staff disappointed), but just spoken, it was delicious. I don't know what it was, but it was full of taste, the sharpness of the fried wafer with the cool of the crab as toping was an amazing creation. I only had more than 6 single copies. I ordered the Chicken Fried Rice (My Clamp for this Arta Resturaunts) and the Chicken Chow mine. Both come as family dishes, with a large spoon for serving. Honestly, each plate probably served 3 helps, so for the price and quantity, its steal. The quality was just that. The chicken was tasteful, but the rice and the chow mine were both overcooked. The vegetables in them were fresh, but I felt lack of taste as it was made and reheated. It wasn't bad either, it wasn't very good. The Missus had one of the sushi boxes (comes with different reels and runs about 30 dollars, I don't remember the name). There was something that put on the sushi rice. She described it like a winery that exaggerated the other ingredients (e.g. fish, avocado, etc.). Visually they looked amazing, but she ended the fish from the sushi to enjoy it without the rice. All in all, the trip was not bad. If you are looking for average Chinese food, the isnt wallet break, then the wok is not a bad choice. If you are looking for quality and/or sushi, I would suggest expanding your search to a little trip."
