content: I don't think I'll be coming to Nikko again.\n\nIf you are looking for fresh sushi at a good price, this is not the place to attend.  The prices have definitely been up since the last time I came through a few months.  Understandable in that they have overhead costs and a declining customer base, but the way to remedy that is not by having poorer quality fish and questionable service.  \n\nCame here late on a Friday night because a friend from California was in town and from what I recalled of this place, it was a nice hotspot at nights--lots of music and girls.  This time the music was blaring and there were a handful of co-eds.  The music bumping was a complete disconnect from the dining experience.  If the bar is packed and party people abound, it would make sense; however that was not the case.\n\nSushi was generally overpriced and the portions were definitely smaller.  I've been to plenty of sushi spots in my lifetime to know what is solid--this place, not so much.\n\nService was fine.  The guy was attentive and stuff like that...but I don't know about you, but hate it, hate it, hate it, when they try to upsell you and it's too obvious.   Upsell being a way for the server to get your bill as high as possible so they get a bigger tip.  We had plenty of beer, but he kept asking if we wanted more beer, perhaps more rolls, perhaps hot sake, I thought he was pretty much going to try to push anything so that his tip would be bigger.  When the server reeks of desperation upsell, it brings the dining experience down since his focal point is no longer customer enjoyment, rather it is how much cash-money he can put in his pocket.  \n\nI'm a sucker for pretty girls...maybe I come here again.  This time there was only one cutie at the bar...Place is pretty dead on a Friday night, hoping its better during the week? ;/\n\ndmo out