Took the afternoon off and decided to come here for a late lunch. We had a great time. The decor is awesome. It's a neat mix of Japanese, Chinese, and American industrial gothic (I think I just made that up lol.) There is a side room behind the sushi bar with a large buddist deity.
We sat in a booth. The booths are half oblong circles like you'd see in night clubs of the 1950's, and they're on a platform raised about a foot off the ground. It gave a nice vantage point of the rest of the space.
We started off with a couple mules. They were awesome - totally relaxed us. I sipped mine, my companion downed hers and got a second one. For lunch I couldn't make up my mind! I wanted to sample it all. I picked the short rib yaki. It was good (but it didn't knock my socks off the way the mule did.)
The server was very helpful, volunteering lots of information about the food.