We went in for a quick dinner on a Friday night. It was about half-full. We sat down at the train but could only see 3 plates of sushi going round and round. With four hungry children to feed, I asked where the food was. I was very surprised to be told that I would have to order the sushi and that it would be made to order. That's fine, except it took 10 minutes to get our first plate of sushi, 10 minutes before our next plate etc. With only 2-3 pieces on a plate, I calculated that it might take about 5 hours to feed the family. The food was fine and obviously fresh but the service was appallingly slow. I had to complain and was told that there was only one staff member on both kitchen and waiting duties, and that this was a cost-cutting measure. I have to repeat - the food was fine but it certainly lacked the speed and variety that you expect from a sushi train-type restaurant.

Approximate cost: $5