Most sushi places end up with a bill with around $15-30/person depending on how much you order or where you go.  Unless you are going to be planning on eating a second dinner or drinking a lot, usually you need more food afterwards to settle your stomach.\n\nMido sushi has all you can eat $20 sushi.  I have been to places like this, such as Todai.  The significant difference between Mido and Todai is that they ask you what you want to order and it is freshly made.  The all you can eat also comes with a soup, salad, tempura, edamame, hot tea, and ice cream (get the mango, has a few chunks of real mango).  I didn't waste too much space other than the sushi, and that is what I recommend if you want to get a bang for your buck.  I think between the 4 of us, we ordered around 25 rolls of sushi.\n\nAs much as the sushi was excellent, the service is a hit or miss depending on the mood of the servers.  I think last night was a good night, but I have heard they can be crabs.  I also heard they actually ask you why you don't tip at least 15%.  In my opinion, even though tip is very standardized, I still feel you have to earn your tip.  My standard is 20% for far exceeding service, 15% for great service, and 12% for average service, 10% or sometimes less for poor service.\n\nWhen we entered, they had a disco ball and some music playing for someone's birthday.  They should have had the \""Celebration\"" theme song after the amount of sushi we chowed down!