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| - I wanted to find a decent sushi place that focuses on quality and restaurant mood and stuff, which is when I came across this one. I made a reservation in the morning and there were still many seats available at 6PM. It eventually became crowded around 7-8pm.
1. Service
Can't complain. I went at 6pm on Saturday and servers provided water and everything at a timely polite matter with suggestions for dinner.
2. Mood/restaurant feel
The light is slightly dark but not too dark that people can chat fine and not too noisy. If you're looking for very crowded/lively kind of sushi restaurant feel, then this one might not be for you, but if you want to take someone for a date at a very fancy looking place for an experience, this restaurant's mood is for that. Not sure if this is for family with kids as the restaurant feels fancy with large chairs (and price is on the mid-high side that going ayce sushi is better for families). This place falls more under American style than Japanese style izakaya sushi bar, so keep that in mind if you want Japanese sushi bar feel. I also wore sort of semi business casual and indeed it's for business casual attire at least when I saw what everyone was wearing.
3. Food
We ordered tempura, and some sushi with spider roll. Overall, me and my friend were both satisfied, but as expected from these restaurants, you will be focusing on quality over quantity (at least I'd say there was quality), so if you want to fill your stomach with happiness at low price, this place might not be for you (or mix up some roll menus so that you eat with rice and fill up).
In overall, I think this place is suitable if you want to
-business meetings and you want to show respect or high class feel at a modest price
-on a date and you want to go to somewhere fusion-feel
Would I come back here?
uhhhhhhhh probably not if for the food alone not because it was bad but because I want to try different options. The place is 3.5 but there is no 3.5 option on yelp.
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