We were so excited to go to Teharu Sushi as we love \""Conveyor\"" sushi, and the reviews were great. Maybe we were just spoiled with Sushi Land back when we lived in Oregon, but this place is so below par we cannot imagine how it has so many good reviews. All the rolls there are tiny, I mean microscopic. It might actually be a better value to go to a normal sushi place than eat here. Since the rolls were so small and thin they had virtually no taste to them at all. I have never had to rely on soy sauce and ginger to flavor sushi so much in all my life. Each roll had so little fish, it might as well not have even had any at all. \n\nNow before you go thinking \""Well what do you expect at $1 - $2 a plate?\"" Better, much better, in fact we have experienced sushi a thousand times better at Sushi Land, another conveyor style sushi restaurant for the same prices, but with more sushi and of much better flavor and quality. \n\nAlso upon inspecting the menu, several rolls had the same ingredients, just in different order, which the same name rolls in other places we have been to had a good variety in the ingredients to them.\n\nThey were so busy when we got there that the poor waitresses were running around like chickens without heads, they had almost no time to be attentive. \nThey are understaffed for sure.\n\nLastly the women's restroom was quite dirty when we were there, and they weren't even open for more than two hours at that point. \n\nBottom line, very bland rolls at a price that actually makes them a rip-off. Too little fish and sub-par service (They were nice, though visibly stressed) and lack of cleanliness.\n\nOur search for a good conveyor sushi place continues. The best sushi we have had thus far in Phoenix is Harumi Sushi, but they are not cheap.