content: A few years ago, I went on a Jeremy Piven-esque sushi frenzy and ate sushi so much that I actually got a little sick of it (who knows, maybe I had mercury poisoning, too?) Anyway, I rarely eat sushi these days and even though I always walk by K.O. Sushi, I never considered trying it until reading these reviews today and, as one reviewer said, had a completely uncontrollable urge to eat sushi and had to have it right then! So, to K.O. Sushi, I went. I used the convenient on-line system to place my order for the combo with 4 pieces of sushi (crab, shrimp, tuna, salmon) and a roll of my choice. I also ordered a side of seaweed salad just to see how it stacked up to other seaweed salads I have had. \n\nI chose the eel roll and it was pretty decent and probably the best part of the meal. The eel was still warm, which is good, but I didn't think the actual construction of the roll was that great. \n\nThe sushi itself was the big disappointment.  First, though, I should note that today I went against one of my cardinal sushi rules NEVER to order shrimp and (fake) crab--as that is always the bottom shelf of all sushi. This place was no exception, so, if you are even moderately serious about sushi, avoid the crabstick and shrimp sushi or nigiri pieces. As another reviewer noted, the tuna sushi was not the highest grade and the salmon was passable but not really that great either. The seaweed salad was a very large portion, but it had way too much oil on it.  All in all, while I didn't love my meal, I partially blame myself for going with the cheap combo option and its disappointing pieces, rather than ordering a la cart and getting the sushi and nigiri that I like. But my guess is that since the quality of the fish is passable, but not excellent,the mayonnaise and cream cheese rolls will be best bet here (but, naturally, far more unhealthy). \n\nOne other minor thing: if your meal is over $10, you get a free soda. That's great, but be aware that the self-serve fountain machine produces an incredible amount a foam. I realized, as I was walking back to work, that my cup was only half full of soda after the foam cleared. No biggie, but just a word of caution to be patient with your soda filling, so you can take full advantage of this deal.