NIYO Sushi Hibachi Chinese Food

I wished I would have read the reviews before going here.
I ordered the lunch special Hibachi chicken with lo mein.
Not only was the lady at the counter rude, but the food wasn't what I thought. When my order was ready, she informed me by yelling "HEY" at me.
It was the guy making sushi that thanked me for being a customer.
The best part of my meal, the bottled Coke I bought to go with my lunch.
I included a pic of the "salad " that came with my meal.
Can't recommend and wont be returning

I stopped by this place on the way back from the post office not knowing what to expect.
I ordered the shumai, an eel tempura roll, the crazy dragon roll, and a lunch portion of the honey chicken with fried rice.
All the food was incredibly flavorful, and the honey chicken was incredibly crispy and sweet.
Definitely some of the best honey chicken I've had based on the crunch factor alone.
The service was friendly and efficient, and although food is served 'takeout style' (i.e.
styrofoam cups, plates, plastic ware, etc), the food tastes delicious and the ambiance was laid back and comfortable.
I feel that the location of this establishment holds it back from some potential, as it's hidden away in a small strip between the Goodwill and the post office.
If you happen to be in the area, I highly recommend it.

Placed a to-go order online, it said 20-30 min wait which I already thought was kind of long.
Got there and I was the only customer and still had to wait about 10 mins.
Sushi descriptions ended up being inaccurate, my fish was gray, and I got extremely sick.
I hate to bash on small businesses, but I simply can not recommend it. Edit: Not sure why they respond to reviews with questions, this is not a forum so customers can not reply back.
Yes I did get violently sick.
Not sure why they said they're closed Mondays and asking where I got the food from.
I got it from YOUR restaurant on a Sunday.
Why would I leave a review from somewhere I didn't eat? Most people do not submit reviews when they are fighting food poisoning.
Make it make sense.

Owner response