Bento - Oxon Hill

The main issue for me was the level of service. The staff was not disrespectful, but it was clear they weren't particularly concerned about customer satisfaction. After finishing my meal, I waited 10 minutes before one of the sushi chefs asked if I was done, even though I was clearly visible to the other staff members. I tried to signal my intention to leave by piling up my plate with an empty soda can, used napkins, and chopsticks. When I finally got up to walk over to the cash register, I noticed a staff member casually leaning on the register while taking her time with other customers. That said, I wouldn't advise people to completely avoid this sushi bar. If I'm ever in the building and craving sushi, I might consider stopping by again. However, if I'm at the Harbor, I'll choose another place. I certainly won't go out of my way to return to Bento Sushi.

A bit on the expensive side, but the food was decent and served quickly. The customer service was excellent.

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.