I've been here three times. Each time I've gone, the sushi bar will \"lose\" part/most of my order. (My first round I usually order two things. A roll, and a bunch of eel or tuna or something...) They usually only bring me just the roll, or just the sushi. Never both. *Never* both. They just give me one, and I never see the other part.  Or --like the last time -- none of my order. \n\nThe last time I went, I was in a group of four. The other three guys in that group were on their second round. I hadn't received a single thing. I'm just sitting there, waiting. I bring it up to the waitress, she goes to \"look\" for it, returning five minutes later to refill water. (Without food, nor a single word about my order.) \n\nThe other guys were just about done, when the waitress (out of pity?) brings me *someone else's* order that they didn't wind up wanting. By this time, I had ordered at least or or five things (over the course of an hour), and not a single thing was delivered. When I asked to speak with the manager, \"the manager\" (whom I maintain was just another waitress --she was too young and too combative off the bat to be a real manager) claimed that everything had arrived to my table. \n\n\"You were given everything you ordered.\" \n\n\"Uhm... no I haven't.\" \n\nRest of the table: \"LOL, no he hasn't! He hasn't received a single plate of food he's ordered!\"\n\n\"Yes you did. We have the ticket!\" \n\n\"Then why am I hungry after an hour? Why would I bother you about this at an AYCE restaurant, if I had --in fact-- eaten? That doesn't make any sense!\" (This detail still perplexes me, to this day.)\n\nThe \"manager\" left in a huff, never to return. \n\nWe had to leave around then, to be on time for plans we had later in the evening. I paid the bill in full, and left hungry. I'm *still* mad about that, to be honest. \n\nThis place is popular, but there are better places in town.