Sushi is really good. The rolls are getting smaller and smaller but the quality is delicious!

I dont think i would recommend this place since it just is way too expensive for the sloppy sushi rolls that they serve. That's why I started going to another place every time i wanted sushi. If you want quality rolls for a reasonable price, you wont find it here.

If you have had good sushi with the best selection of fresh fish, rolled tight and to perfection, you will laugh and the 4-start rating and "best sushi" comments. Several people from Mexico, who really are that good at rolling sushi = faux sushi chef's. I have honestly had better rolled sushi from Harris Teeter.

The two for one is a rip off because the should take like kind for like kind. So if you by 2 rolls - 1 at $10 and another $8, 2 sashimi - 1 $4 and the other $5, then you should be charged $10 and $5, not $10 & 8. That's common sense. That is why they don't let you split checks, because you will put the cheap sushi on one bill and the expensive rolls on the other. The way to get around this is order rolls that are close in price.

As far as the wait goes, it's not their fault. Go to any good restaurant on a busy night and it will be busy. I always sit at the bar and the bartenders are very friendly and cool.

There are better places, but none as cheap.

I've been to shiki sushi a few times for dinner in the two years. They do have a large variety of Asian dishes, as well as a sushi menu. The sushi isn't as good as the competition, especially considering the price.

The last time I was there, a member of my dinner party had a complaint about his meal. The manager came out and had an argument with my friend, leaving everyone a bit upset and probably disturbing adjacent tables.

With this kind of service, I'm sure you have a better meal at almost any restaurant.

The sushi is always good, but there is always a wait and it is always really loud. Overall, it's still one the the best sushi deals in the triangle!