Everyone is right. The sushi is amazing and is a striking reminder that sushi is art. A little hole in the wall of a restaurant where you have the choice of sitting at the bar or at a table. My tastebuds have always been well satisfied, regardless of what roll or nigiri choice I've chosen.    One note to those attending solo or in a duo party.There was once a night when I attended sushi cuisine here (a busier Friday or Saturday night) and had to wait at the door to be seated.- THis was not the problem, because the food IS WELL WORTH the wait. The waitress asked me if my friend and I would mind sitting at the bar instead of the vacant table that had just left and been cleared. I told her we wanted to sit at the table, so we were seated there. A few minutes later she came back and said, "Are you sure you don't want to sit at the bar? We are very busy and could seat four there." I replied again, "No.Thank you. We really want to sit at the table (and after all, we had been standing and waiting for some time). Then she said, "Please. Just sit at the bar." I was so angry and appalled at this apparent lack of care that I left and did not return for a long time.  So to protect yourself from any heart ache or rude waitresses who give you the impression that one or two people don't matter, either sit at the bar on a busy night(and receive delicious food) or choose another restaurant that has more than five tables. But it really is delicious, delicious sushi.