Arthur (9 February 2008)

I guess this place is known for its buffets so that was the option we went for. The hot food was decent and most of these were deep-fried. The sushi selection was very limited and salmon based. The crab simply meant processed crabsticks and there was no prawn, tuna, eel, octopus or hamachi in sight. The quality of the sushi was not bad but the fish was fresh and the portions were generous - when they say ‘all you can eat’, they really mean it. You have an hour and a half and you can repeat orders as much as you want. Towards the end of the evening, we were simply sending off order after order of salmon nigiri and sashimi with complimentary gari and wasabi.

The décor is plain and for £14.80, plus mandatory 12.5% service charge, it is not too bad, and warrants a visit but I wouldn’t really go again.