I go to Crazy Fish at least once a week, since some of their sushi is the best I've found in 10 years of living in Arizona.  Of course, I go during happy hour and order the items I know they do well, but I'm not sure I'd go as often if I had to pay regular price all the time.\n\nFor happy hours, on M-F they have 1/2 off selected rolls from 4-7, and Sundays from 9pm-close they offer 2-for-1 nigiri selections.  If you go during these times, you'll be able to stuff yourself for significantly less than you'll pay at other sushi places.  They have drink specials at these times, as well, but since I don't drink, I couldn't tell you what they are.  There's always a handful of college students in there drinking, though, so the specials must be remotely worthwhile.\n\nWhat they do really, really well: (1) ahi & salmon nigiri (these items, at least, have large slabs of meat roughly twice the size that I've had at other places); (2) anything containing spicy tuna (my man says the taste of these is the best he's ever had).  (3) The rest of the items I've ordered have been tasty and sized normally.  All of my tempura has always been crunchy, and they've even thrown in some amazing decorated fruit desserts every now and then to thank me as a regular customer.\n\nWhat they could improve on:  (1) Their philly rolls look beautiful with the salmon on top, but the middle contains so many carrot slices that it's crunchier in a veggie sort of way than you expect sushi to be.  (2) Their green tea is not the loose-leaf sencha type common at other places.  They'll bring you your own teapot full of hot water, but it's up to you to steep it from their teabags.  (3) Overall prices are a bit steep outside of happy hour, especially for non-meat items such as seaweed salad (at about $6 for a tiny plate).\n\nThe staff is always friendly, yet the speed of service depends on which server you get.  Same goes for the sushi makers... they know what they're doing, but if you go during slower times of day, it means you'll have to wait a little longer to get it all made.  I've eaten there dozens of times, and they've never screwed up an order.  They even provided cake plates, prompt service, and neatly divided checks for a party of 16 that I dropped on them unexpectedly one night.\n\nThe decor and environment lend themselves far more to drinking and partying than they do romance, I'll admit.  But it's clean and comfortable enough, and if you're looking to stuff your face and be able to enjoy good food without excessively loud music blaring over your conversation (which drove us away from Ra in the first place, along with their slow service), then Crazy Fish is the place to lounge with your friends.