Don't come super hungry or expecting authentic sushi. I will however still support it as it is in CityScape and we need another sushi place (the other ones are Moira, which is meh and Pallet which can be hit or miss). The rolls are inventive but only okay. A better bet for lunch is a curry or a noodle dish. The good news is that their HH pricing is more than generous. The restaurant is super pretty and I'm happy to say that service is friendly. But for authentic, I'd try Teeter House or Hana first. In a pinch and downtown, come to Squid Ink because we want to see a vibrant downtown and you need a couple of sushi houses for that.