Bento - Oxon Hill

The pre packaged sushi I bought tasted fine, but eating here was stressful and the service was unsatisfactory. We had come to MGM on a Friday evening before a show. Every restaurant had long lines. We spent about 30 minutes searching throughout MGM for a restaurant or a counter service place in the Market. I've also never seen prices this high for a food court. Bento said they had a 30 minute wait for food ordered from the menu, so I decided to buy the pre packed sushi at the Bento counter. That took at least 20 minutes, standing in line. They had too few staff, and they weren't moving with a sense of urgency. There were only a couple of people ahead of me when I got in line, but the cashier was handling multiple roles, so we mostly just waited. My husband did the same for a slice of pizza. Then, we couldn't find a place to sit for a while. Every bathroom in the place also had crazy long lines. I had hoped for a nice meal that evening. What I got instead was like eating at the airport on the day before Thanksgiving both in terms of price and chaos. Never again!

Similar to other reviews--I enjoy the sushi but the service is very hit or miss. I usually order the California roll and Maryland roll.

First time coming here( had to be Christmas lol) was a bit busy, one of the things that stood out to me was Rufus, one of the only workers that was on the line making the order very attentive and very hard worker. Both qualities hard to find now a day and he has both, needles to say I will be coming back not just cause of the great sushi but because of the great work ethic and customer device shown by Rufus. Thank you again

Worst service ever. Went to MGM Grand for a concert. The place was packed with pre concert diners. They had no idea how to take orders or fill orders. Initially only one person was making sushi despite it being dinner time and a sold out concert. Food was decent when it finally arrived. Still the service was so bad I will never return.

I tried the Rainbow special roll, along with three regular roles: Philadelphia, California and Spicy Tuna. The fish was very fresh, and the rice soft yet crisp, these are the base for a good sushi. My only reservation was that the specialty rolls were not very creative.