When I heard of a new AYCE sushi, I was really excited. There's a grand waiting area, and the decors are beautiful. Our server is great, but she was overwhelmed. She only had 3 tables of 2-4 people that I can see, but she was running around. You have the option to order a la carte or to do the AYCE. We did the AYCE option. I loved the fact that they have sashimi, but I felt I was disappointed by the items on the menu. The fish were terrible quality and had a weird taste to them. After trying all of them, the only ones that we found were edible were salmon, tuna, yellowtail, eel, and white tuna. We tried some rolls which again you have to look at what fish they use because some fishes we had from our sashimi were so bad we did not want it in our sushi roll. Part of what makes a good sushi roll is how well it holds together. The ones that we got completely fell apart when we tried to grab it. What was not working is that you have to order the items that you want with your server, so it's not a self-serve. In addition, each order were tiny portions, which I would recommend to start with because we soon realized we did not like most items, but ordering small portions each time created way more work for the waitress. Some items she had to run into the kitchen to grab. She was so busy she forgot that we asked for a refill on our drink and for more ginger, but it worked out because we were ready to leave. What worked out is when the kitchen staff bring out the dishes, they took away the empty plates (which in mind I think it's a lot of dishes since it's small orders everytime). If you are waiting for your waitress, you literally have to wait for them. The other waiters will not help you. Unfortunately, I wouldn't be back to this location. I've tried Osaka, Japan House, Yellowtail AYCE restaurants in town, and I think this one ranks at the bottom for me in terms of quality/variety of the food