Shogun is definitely past its glory days if the signed celebrity photos adorning its walls are any indication. There were autographs from the 80s, 90s... with maybe 2 in the 21st century.
The Japanese style sliding 2nd door leading to this second floor restaurant gave the place a certain mystique when you enter - what could possibly be on the other side? The answer - a decent Japanese restaurant with incredibly slow service and average sushi.
The lunch specials are a great deal in this tony neighbourhood, at under $15 per set box. I had the 20/20 bento that came with three california rolls, teriyaki chicken with rice, tempura, salad and miso soup. The rolls weren't very well-made with rice bits hanging everywhere. The chicken was great. Hubby had the sashimi and sushi box which didn't look that yummy... but he said he quite enjoyed it. He also had high praises for the wasabi served here.