Q: positive

A: Oyshi means "delicious" in Japanese and this restaurant doesn't disappoint. For local Las Vegans, this is the spot to go for delicious sushi! Locals drive from the North (about 30-40 minutes away) just to eat here. Sushi is fresh and tasty. Get the Nuclear Bomb and the Heart Attack! Even the dessert is good. Get the creme brulee! If you go for dinner, make sure to choose all you can eat, otherwise you'll be paying buckos! All You Eat menu is anything except sashimi. As of this writing, $26 for All you can eat dinner, $21 for lunch. It will be worth your money. Waitstaff is casual and easygoing. They play EDM music in the background which keeps the atmosphere upbeat and fun. Only reason not a 5 star is because there usually is a wait. Everytime we've gone, we have had to wait 20-30 minutes for a table. But it's always been worth the wait! 4 stars for us!

Q: negative

A: I'm writing this review mainly to say that this location is now CLOSED. Which is quite sad, not to mention perplexing, why TJ's would close one of their best-stocked and busy TJ's in the valley. Not a good move, in my opinion to force West Phoenix customers to drive either out to Arrowhead, 20th st/Camelback, or various other locations in Tempe and Scottsdale. Bad business decision, in my opinion.

Q: positive

A: Pretty good Chinese food - like what I'm used to from the East Coast (NYC). The wonton soup was very flavorful with fresh bits of green onion and celery. The Singapore noodles were flavorful with several large shrimp and tender pieces of port. And the kung pow chicken had a nice flavor with some whole black beans in the sauce. Everything was tasty, not greasy/oily, nor too salty. Atmosphere and service were fine. I'd definitely go back on my next trip to Scottsdale.

Q: positive

A:
Stopped by at random, chefs are friendly and the food is fresh! All you can eat! Try the Tuna Karai if you like sashimi, delicious!