Ah-So Sad is what this place should be called.  We'd read the Yelp reviews before we went but were really, really hoping to like it as it is the ONLY sushi joint in this area.  We had called in our reservation prior and were seated right away... so it was off to a good start.  And yes, the decor is very multiple personality... but I could care less if they have good food.  We waited for a few minutes for our server, then a few more minutes for our waters and a long while for our beers.  The sushi combo's seemed somewhat odd, but we figured we'd give them a shot.  Lots and lots of tempuras in the rolls, which is not my thing... if I'm ordering sushi I was fresh fish... not a bunch of fried foods.  So we ended up ordering a Sunset Roll, a Spicy Tuna Roll, a Surprise Dynamite Roll, and order of Yellowtail Nigiri and an order of the Sake (Salmon) Sashimi.  We waited forever for the waitress to bring out our miso soup, which she actually spilled a lot of my husbands as she was walking away and didn't check, apologize, or anything... just walked away.  The soup was your run of the mill miso and thank goodness she brought it out  because we then had to wait WAY to long for our sushi.  While waiting for our sushi, I noticed one of the other servers attempt to deliver our sushi to two other tables, before finally deciding she didn't know where it went, took it back up to the window to sit and walked off.  I did notice she told our server the order was up, at which point our waitress took off to the kitchen.  So were are sitting there at our table looking at our food on top of the sushi counter... wondering where our waitress was.  At one point I almost got up to go get it.  10 minutes later our waitress finally emerges from the kitchen, gets our sushi, brings it to us, and casually asks us, \"Everything okay?\" and then walks off.  It wasn't much to look at, but hungry... we dig in.  My husband never has a problem with eating sushi... usually I'm the one that makes the mess, but every single roll we tried fell apart.  This was bad sign number one that this place doesn't know what they're doing when it comes to making a sushi roll.  And the hits kept coming... #2:  our spicy tuna roll was basically chopped tuna and wasabi = not a real spicy tuna roll.  If a place cannot even make a spicy tuna roll it is a bad sign.  The sunset roll was the best out of all of the rolls we ordered, but I noticed that they don't use real crab... it is all imitation here.  The Surprise Dynamite roll was quite bland and my husband mentioned that it was really dry for a roll that has sauce and is baked... and again was filled with imitation Krab.  Our nigiri and sashimi were good, but this day in age with shipping and the ability to be able to get fish anywhere and anytime... you really cannot screw this one up.  \n\nAll in all... the rolls were pretty tragic and sad.  Use of imitation Krab is not okay especially when the prices were inflated.  And the prices of our rolls, but especially the nigiri and sashimi was ridiculous (and not in the good way) considering how little we were given.  Any other sushi place we've visited when ordering that much we are stuffed upon leaving, here we actually decided we were both still hungry so when to get some fro-yo elsewhere.  And service... well, that definitely has room for lots of improvement as well.