Sushi Ya

Matt VanWagoner

The sushi was great, but this was an awful place to take young children. Our options were pay half price for all you can eat, or full price for a roll for them. They wouldn't let us split a roll between them either. For three rolls and two dinner all you can eat, it was $110. I'd go here on a date, but not as a family.

Andrew Bown (GreatWhiteToes)

Sushi was great, but the customer service was horrible. All of the prices on the menus were wrong and so we ended up spending about $20 more than expected. The waiter was rude and couldn't have cared less from the start. They give you a large bowl of rice with all you can eat that you have to eat or they add a "waste fee" to your bill, they do this so you will eat less sushi. It came out to $32 a person.

SOLO A

If you like sushi and enjoy it, this isn’t the place for you. But if you’re looking for a wuhan experience with warm silky fish sliding around in your mouth, imitation crab that has the texture of an old cheese stick and low quality ingredients this is your spot. The sushi was pretty much rice with little slivers of warm slimy fish, swimming in a sea of sauce. The employees will WATCH you and make sure you are eating ALL of your sushi, but with how much rice they give you there’s no way you can finish the rolls, so we ended up smashing it between the plates. Worst sushi experience, don’t waste your time or money.

정재욱

Do not ever go there if you like rice not a sushi. They gave bunch of a rice with sushi. They trying to make you feel full with rice. They do not know how to make a japanese sushi. Its actually insulting japanese sushi style. And the guy who making a sushi does not wear mask. And he speaks something during he making sushi