They feature mostly rolls and a good amount of them are fried varieties. We weren't sure if they had sushi until we asked about it and then they gave us a sushi order sheet. We ordered one roll and the one plate that had 10 pieces of assorted sushi. I say the sushi was good and fresh the way it should be and I SO WANT to give four stars but if I'm totally being honest I can't give four stars because of the roll. I ordered the roll with yellowtail stuffed with spicy tuna. When I saw the roll I thought it might be the best one I had in a while because the tuna didn't look all mayonnaise up like many other places do. The yellowtail on top was very good but the tuna was off and I couldn't eat the tuna. It wasn't just me being sensitive I asked my husband to try it and he confirmed the tuna was off because it wasn't like the tuna he had on his plate. To eat the roll I had to unwrap it and remove the tuna and I rerolled it back up. I will say the roll was rolled nice and the rice seemed fresh and was seasoned nice but also the spicy was missing. I was sort of impressed with the the quarter inch of rice layer the sushi maker did on the roll, that was good not to heavy but for my taste they did however sauce the roll up too much.\n\nThe people here really are pretty darn nice but nobody noticed I pulled out all the tuna from the roll.\n\nIn conclusion for me this is middle of the road sushi, not high end but better than like buffet sushi and maybe a neighborhood gem. You should put M Sushi on your rotation if you live nearby to see what you think but I wouldn't travel far to come here.
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