For food: 5 stars. For service: 3 stars is generous. My party of three went to Sushi Koma on a busy Friday night. We placed our orders (2 AYCE dinners, and one dinner entr\u00e9e for our non-sushi eater.) We ordered just a few things to get started, and were impressed when not five minutes later the first part of our order rolled out: a couple of rolls, and a gyoza app for our non sushi eater. We tucked in, looking forward to a nice meal. (OMG, tuna carpaccio with roasted shaved garlic! Amazing!) It was a busy night, but the place is small, and there were three chefs working the bar, and four servers, who were very attentive and sweet, BUT... totally disorganized. \n\nAll four of the servers seemed to be working our table, and while one of them would come around every few minutes to ask if we'd like to order something else, we had to keep replying that unfortunately, we were still waiting on items we'd already ordered and didn't want to order more than we could eat. There seemed to be no centralization of orders, and while having four attentive, very friendly servers is awesome, having just one server who made sure that our orders came out correctly and in a timely fashion would have been better. We had to ask for the rest of our order five times, and our non sushi friend waited about 45 minutes for his chicken teriyaki bowl. We were there for over two hours, and while the food was excellent, the efficiency and accuracy of the service was not.\n\nOne of the servers later apologized and explained that our entire second round order was given to another table by mistake. We waited about half an hour with no items delivered. With AYCE, at least you're not going to be charged for something you ordered, but didn't receive, but it's still annoying. We eventually got everything we ordered, but wouldn't have if we hadn't kept track of it ourselves. The food was wonderful, and the service was well intentioned and friendly, so I'm willing to give them another try, but I won't come when I'm in a hurry, or if there's someone I want to impress. I want to spend my meal enjoying my food, and not tracking down orders because one of my dining companion hasn't gotten his entr\u00e9e. \n\nTuna carpaccio, seafood tostada, sashimi roll, and chicken teriyaki apps are a must! The Elephant roll and Stephanie rolls were great!