I am here now, waiting on my M6 order. I asked if I could add Masago and Avocado, as the menu states that it can be added by special request, and was told that I could not get it on the side unless I was ordering a different menu item. I'm unsure why, but they made a big deal out of it. The young lady on the register with the pig tail buns was very sweet to me and actually located the button to add the avocado and masago, however her coworkers insisted that she could not do it and that they knew better than she did bevause they had worked there longer. In the end, the coworkers of the cashier ended up giving me masago nigiri on the side complementary and said that the menu was confusing because you can only add masago and avocado to certain items, and that the boss wasn't around for approval.

The point here is that I wasn't thrilled at how they were treating the cashier, however they did make it right without me asking. Because of the situation, I did not expect much out of the sushi. I was pleasantly surprised at how fresh and tasty all of the nigiri were. Perfect portions of fish and rice, which were delicious. I will say that even the masago was fresh, crunchy, and tasty. I've been to very upscale places that served me masago past it's prime, so I was impressed that even the masago was perfect. The wasabi will knock your senses through your face if you eat enough of it. Yum!!!

I will be back and hope the food is still superb and that they come to an agreement on how to add masago and avocado to that order. I hope the young cashier girl got an apology from her coworkers for the unfair treatment for trying to help the customer. I gave a 5 star because this isn't a complaint- the food was excellent and they made it right with me. I'm only stating there is room to make it right with the girl that tried to help me. If she wasn't there and I was just told,"no", I likely would not have ordered anything because at that point I felt that they didnt want to serve me. However, I was likely confusing to them so I will take the blame.