This isn't the worst Asian restaurant I've ever been to, but it wasn't good or even mediocre. The sushi was about a 6/10, which isn't bad, but the overall atmosphere was very whitewashed. This whole restaurant was playing things way too safe, and it felt like the food was geared towards white people that don't like foods from other cultures.
The atmosphere was that of a depressing nightclub that wasn't successful enough for the Vietnam war veterans and suicidal emo kids. The music was rap music and crappy pop music, and they were playing Keeping Up With The Kardashians on the TV. Having TVs in a Japanese-Thai fusion place is kind of weird in the first place, let alone having a Japanese-Thai fusion restaurant to begin with, but if I'm eating some warm fish that tastes like some parasites are going to kill me from the inside out, over some rice, I don't want to look at some plastic looking balloon ass stretched across a flat screen TV.