All fun must come to the end and this holds true to my once all time favorite sushi joint.\n\nFirst off, this spot is hidden so finding it makes you feel sort of exclusive. The location is nestled behind the target and next to a rims store. Second this place used to be called Kabuki so don't be confused, this is the place you're looking for. \n\nNice decor. Decorated with traditional japanese style art and they play anything from Korean music videos to Hayao Miyazaki films!\n\nUnlike most AYCE, this place does offer special items on their menu that is above the dining area on a chalk board. The only other place I know that does this is Goyemon but the specialty items they have to offer are often unavailable (i.e. toro).\n\nTheir AYCE sushi is priced at 22 dollars for dinner and is definitely worth checking out maybe a few months ago but now the quality has depreciated since my first few encounters.\n\nThe restaurant is typically empty probably because the sign outside hasn't been changed and its difficult to locate. That being said, service is very attentive and the servers are often floating around not doing much so they're practically always available. \n\nThe food was great but the quality of fish has really gone down since they first opened up. I'm a big nigiri guy since you're paying for the fish and the cut on the fish is now so thin. Big disappointment since the cuts of fish used to be so thick and overwhelmed the rice. \n\nThey have a nice selection of appetizers ranging from your traditional shrimp tempura to korean influences such as bulgogi. My favorite is the pork belly, bulgogi nacho and galbi.\n\nRolls are nice and are garnished well. Presentation of the rolls are very neat and served as soon as they are made. A nice selection of rolls however the rolls can get hard to distinguish since they look very similar to one another. My favorite rolls are the towering sashimi poke, shrimp lovers, popcorn lobster and something wrong roll.\n\nUnlimited dessert!! Nothing else to say about that\n\nOverall this restaurant was initially my favorite, hole in the wall AYCE sushi joint. However the quality has gone down quite a bit since they first opened. I hope that the dinner i had a few days ago was just bad night and not routine.
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