My first impression was that this was trying to duplicate Sakae's Sushi's success without the computerised portion. However, it has a different feel to it.

There are less sushi to choose from the conveyor belt despite its bold claim on that there are more than x number of sushi to choose from.

Service was alright with immediate response. The food took a little longer than I expected even with an almost full house. My miso soup arrived before the plain rice that was ordered and when informed, it took about another 10 to 15 minutes to arrive. The soup was nearly half left.

When ordering ala carte, it's wiser not to take anything from the conveyor belt if one has a small stomach. The miso soup and rice with just one dessert was enough to fill me up.