If you are a fan of Tri Express, you will definitely love Sushi Saint because the menu, concept and presentation is exactly the same. In fact, it's pretty much a carbon copy of Tri Express. It turns out that the chef had previously worked for 6 years at Tri Express before opening his own restaurant.
My wife and I went for the tasting menu, which is not listed on the menu. At 20$ per person, it's a great deal although I wasn't full at the end of my meal.
I enjoyed my meal although I felt bad that the chef blatantly copied another restaurant. I tried to enjoy my meal for what it is: a playful interpretation of sushi. Japanese natives would probably not believe what happened to their beloved sushi. The focus is not on the freshness of the fish. In fact, I could sometimes barely tell what kind of fish I was eating.
An extra star for the music soundtrack that was playing. 80s music is awesome!