Sushi Station was okay, but it ended up being a little disappointing for me. I was actually pretty excited because I probably hadn't had sushi in about a year, so I was looking forward to it.
The sushi itself was basically the definition of par. I started with the banana roll, which sounded unique, but it mostly just tasted like a regular sushi roll with a slight sweetness to it. I didn't really get much banana flavor. I also tried the teriyaki chicken roll, and that one was just okay too. The teriyaki flavor was pretty weak and didn't add much.
The best roll I had was a shrimp and salmon roll, although I can't remember the exact name. It was probably the strongest one I tried, but still pretty average. The Philadelphia roll was decent and slightly above par.
The chef making the sushi was super friendly and nice though. Just know this isn't really a sit-down place. It's more of a grab-and-go sushi spot, and the bar next to it only has maybe three or four decent seats to eat at. Otherwise, you're probably taking it back to your room. read more