Momo San was modern with industrial and oriental notes, this level of sophistication is uncommon for a restaurant in this neighbourhood.
I find their menu very limited for a larger group so I was expecting to be blown away since they essentially are forcing you to pick their specialty dishes.
Their food however was disappointing. It wasn't bad food, everything looked picture perfect but there seems to be little innovation and wow factor beyond the fancy plating.
You have had torched sushi elsewhere, are theres inferior? No...are they memorable, also no.
Their calamari and ebi fritters were too heavily battered with pancake like texture, reminded me of a pogo.
The chicken was good, but you can easily find a cheaper knock off at a family Japanese restaurant. We heard great things about their pork belly but it wasn't available.
Overall, I find them not worth the hype/money. You can find comparable or superior options easily.