"Here’s a hotspot for all you budget-conscious diners who still want to have one of those “let’s eat a huge pile of food in the Chinatown–International District” moments. The simply named joint has a surprisingly expansive, sleek dining room where all the tables come with tablets. You tap the screen to send in the order, chefs prepare the sushi on the spot (so the rolls aren’t just lying around), and... voila! Unlimited sushi. The rolls are okay, but make sure you load up on nigiri and flamed-seared sushi, and don’t forget about the non-sushi items like karaage and tempura, which are included in the AYCE price ($24 for lunch, $32 for dinner)." - Meg van Huygen, Harry Cheadle
Harry Cheadle
