"I was expecting so much from this place because of the location. We were seated quickly, no wait. The hostess was polite and professional.Positives: the menu is loaded with pictures and prices are standard for sushi in the US. There are many interesting choices and we tried the Hawaiian Roll yes, a common roll, but they do their differently, adding in banana. While the banana was not to my taste, I removed it and enjoyed the rest of the roll, finding it delicious. (The banana made it just a little too sweet for me, but I am certain others might enjoy it as served. We also ordered one of the rice less rolls because my uncle prefers them and he was very, very happy with the Salmon Delight roll. (Thank you so much! We also ordered the tempura. (Appetizer and it was also delicious with asparagus, peppers, sweet potato, broccoli, eggplant and sadly onion. While I enjoy onion, we had told the waitress my uncle cannot have onion. I took the onion, no big deal, but had I not had the habit of checking his food for it, we would have had a serious medical concern.And we ordered a house salad with ginger dressing, delicious; miso soup with a side of rice, tea. Everything was good. I did have to remind about my rice.Negatives: only 1 outright negative and that was the fruit flies which one of two negatives. I am still here and had to wait for my server to acknowledge me a few times. But the main negative is the fruit flies which hovered over the food. I really don't care because I have been all over the world, but I care for my older uncle who won't notice until too late. Vegetarian options: If you are a vegetarian, you can order your dishes with this in mind, offering suggestions. Because of my uncle's allergies and restricted dietary needs, we had to order very specific ways of preparing the food. They were very accommodating with only one mistake. Dietary restrictions: Let them know and pay attention, they do listen Parking: Be aware parking is very challenging, with a very full lot. There is a parking garage as well. Wear your walking shoes. Wheelchair accessibility: Not a place for wheelchairs. Narrow pathways, lots of table with very little space between, switchback right as you enter. I do not recommend a wheelchair."
Ohitashi
