Been to the mall? There are lots of variety of mediocre food that is over priced. Now you can be offered mediocre sushi that is over priced... or is it? The variety is not the greatest, it is sushi produced for the masses.
You can get an 8 piece California roll set for $5, you can then get a nigiri and maki combo for ten. For the combo, you would end up paying more at a sushi restaurant. Here, it does not come with miso or salad.
The cuts of fish are decent but small. You won't find any fancy displays or the tasty row that is found on most California rolls. At my last visit, the rice was great and moist.
So what are my thoughts? For mall food, its pretty good and comparably priced. When compared to other sushi joints, its worth saving your money but if you need a sushi fix, I wouldn't hesitate.
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Hi,
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