I wish we had a good experience, but did not. Some notes:

-Our appetizer was good, i think it was called the escaro? Nice and spicy and came in a timely manner.

-we had salads that came and the ginger dressing was good as well, comparable to other sushi places.

-service was not good. We asked the waitress when we got there we asked the waitress what she liked on the menu because we had never been there before. She said she didn't like anything but "The chicken is good". As someone with experience in the restaurant business, don't tell me this. Lie. What do other people order?? Recommend that. HOWEVER, she did sent over the bartender who helped us navigate the menu and she recommended a few things to us.

-we ordered four rolls total, one that was riceless and wrapped in cucumber that was good, but the other rolls we ordered were "meh". Nothing spectacular or to write home about.

-The biggest nail in the coffin: Our waitress and other worker sat down to fold napkins and WERE BOTH ON THEIR PHONES, fully visible to my table and pretty much everyone else's. This happened twice.

-after our food was dropped off, we lost track of our waitress. We were finished eating and needed our ticket. It was at least 15 minutes with no food on our table when I finally found her again and flagged her over. After dropping off the ticket, she disappeared again and we just went up to the front to pay.

-the soy sauce in the Kikkoman bottles on the table was NOT Kikkoman. It tasted extremely salty and I'm guessing it was a cheaper brand inside the bottle. Completely awful.

For spending $75 on dinner, we expected more. The building was decorated nicely but was a little dusty. Not sure if the hibachi is any better, but we left disappointed.