Old town sushi

"Amazing food, great service, but you should plan on waiting a little for your food. They have a respectable local wine list, but you'll spend a bit on apps a full meal and drinks for 2 people. 10/10"

"This is a small place so be prepared for a wait on the weekends. The menu has a good selection of sushi. The drink menu isn't the best & they didn't have any cider. My wife & step daughter ordered drinks off the menu & they ran out of the 2 different drinks they ordered. The sushi was good. There were 3 of us & we ordered 4 rolls & there were 3 pieces left. I ordered the diabla with 5 heat on a 1-5 scale. "Are you sure? It's Carolina reaper?" they asked. Yes. It was spicy but not GET ME SOME MILK NOW hot. I don't know if they have paper menus, we used the qr code. 4 rolls, no drinks, $70. Will we return? Yes."

"It helps that my wife is a friend of the owner, but that said I had an especially good time connecting with her and the staff on our last visit. She is one of the few I have come across that really is interested in trying new stuff and being inventive. Hands down my favorite sushi in the area and definitely top 5 in all the places I have ever had sushi including Seattle."

"Very good sushi for inland. I definitely recommend for those that love sushi and seafood as well as those who don't as they have vegetarian and non fish options. Wait times are a bit and can range from 20 mins to over an hour when busy. You won't find better sushi within 100 miles"

"Not really sure how to describe this place...imagine a sushi restaurant that in no way feels like a place you would want to order sushi from! The decor, the music, the layout, just nothing about the place seems right. As far as the food goes, I had several issues. First off, the miso soup came only halfway filled. Miso is by no means expensive, so no clue what happened there. Then, the main dish was a train wreck. The rice was very hard, the yellowtail slices were paper-thin, and they changed out the shrimp for amberjack without even the courtesy of telling me. When I asked about it, they told me the menu changed daily based off what they had (what's the point of a menu then?) and that it was an "upgrade," as if that was the end of it. Well, I love shrimp and I DO NOT like amberjack so not exactly an upgrade for me! The rest of the food wasn't bad, but it wasn't a satisfying experience by any means. I really don't know why someone would go here, maybe it was just a bad night for them but I can't imagine there aren't better options for sushi here."