Waste of time and money. I had the Dam Jumper and the Chuck Norris. Granted I liked the atmosphere since it was trendy and the lighting was great. Unfortunately with a few families with kids, and music that did not cover people's voices I felt like the whole thing just imploded in on itself like a black hole of stereotypes for why I don't like the blending of sushi places and other types of venues. The style of food is more towards tex mex, the application not so much. I thought the flavor profile for Dam Jumper was too mild and light on the kick which I had hoped for from the roll. The Chuck Norris was ok, cool notion of having some spices thrown onto the roll on top but the shrimp tempura was relatively soggy basically stating that we make a bunch of crap beforehand and roll it in with relative crunchiness because we expect a bunch of people drinking at night that will not care about the quality of food. Which given the prices I can easily attribute the fact that the crowd probably doesn't care as much considering they are there mostly for the drink and not the food. If I want to get drunk and eat good sushi I would gladly pregame and spend 10 dollars less on the food itself rather than come here. In the unlikely situation that the quality of fish improved I would consider this place relatively decent. Don't expect traditional sushi in the least, and don't expect a good representation of fusion sushi either. You'll get neither at this establishment. Drink yourself to a point of not caring and then perhaps you'll have a better experience than I did. I give two stars solely because they have a nifty light display by the bar. Kudos.
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