I'm very particular about my sushi so I was pretty skeptical when my friends took me to Inaho.
The first thing I noticed when I walked in was that the restaurant was very small (could fit 20-30 people maximum). However, the small size of the place also gave it a cozy, "family" atmosphere. A lot nicer on the inside than it looks from the outside.
I ordered the boat for 2 people which came with 6 types of sashimi, 6 types of sushi, 3 rolls and complementary salad and miso soup. On the whole, the food was good. The sashimi especially was great - it was fresh and thick. The fish on the sushi was a little bit too thin for my liking but it was still nice. The rolls were average - it wasn't bad but they were quite small. The boat was about $65 after tax which was quite pricey compared to the small serving size.
There was only 1 server and 1 chef which meant that service was extremely slow. We had to wait around 1-2 hours for our food and my miso soup was cold by the time I got my first platter of sushi. Even trying to get a refill on the tea took a long time because there was only 1 server trying to accommodate the 20-30 people at the restaurant. I think the wait time for food is the major downside to Inaho.
Overall, Inaho was a good experience but I don't really have any incentive to come back. Don't get me wrong, the food was good. However, I've had better sushi for cheaper and with faster service.