Flying Fish Sushi

Well, I'm sure  the food is quite good however I was not able to eat it. I walked in and the woman was on the phone. She looked me clearly in the eye and turned her back and kept talking. After a while of waiting, I said excuse me and she turned and glared at me. I said I'd like to order and she just said no. I said excuse me, and she said no again. She then told me to get out. The cook came from the back and was actually quite polite. He asked what was wrong and I said I'd just like to order some food and she keeps telling me no. He talked to the woman in another language and looked at me apologetically and said I'm sorry you have to leave. I did nothing but be polite to this woman and she refused me with no explanation. I keep my appearance and hygiene well maintained, so I really have no explanation as to why she acted this way. All I can say is, I recommend finding somewhere else to go if you're not interested in dealing with rude service. I have never in my life been treated this way and no amount of amazing food would make up for for the utter disrespect that woman has for customers.

I guess the bar for sushi in Auburn must be pretty low.  We were headed out to a concert at the White River Amphitheater so checked Yelp and thought this place (directly off the road to the Amphitheater) looked promising given the other reviews.

Our party of three got:
-Gyoza - actually pretty good
-Veggie tempura -  a variety of vegetables: 2x acorn squash, 2x onion ring, 2x potato, 1x mushroom, and 1x asparagus (really? 1 asparagus stalk?!), but some weren't fully cooked
-The 5-roll special sampler platter.  Three of the five rolls involved tempura shrimp, one had crab, and I forget the main ingredient of the last.  And I think 4 of the 5 rolls had salmon atop.  There was also a lot of cream cheese involved.  The fish seemed fresh, but was flavorless (or perhaps was being overpowered by the copious amounts of cream cheese).  The "spicy" roll was fairly mild.  We were disappointed the rolls were all so similar - we might have been better off picking a sampler of our own from the menu.  On the plus side, these were all full rolls (about 8-10 pieces each) and our table of three (including two large-appetite men) couldn't finish everything.

Though there was only one or two tables to attend to in the restaurant, we had to ask for refills on soda and water.  However, we only had to ask the first time - she was on top of it after that.

The actual sushi and sashimi was good.  The iced tea tasted like tap water.  Service was polite.  Will come back to try more of the rolls.  If you like tamari soy sauce bring your own because they don't have any.