As someone who takes Yelping very seriously. there was no way I would have passed up the opportunity to eat at a sushi restaurant with the window sign "Grand Opening" especially when I'm with another Yelper. It also just so happened that we were both craving sushi anyway.
So in we went, and immediately I could see myself liking this place with their nice bright deco (reminding me very much of Etsu on Baldwin St which I love), friendly staff welcoming us in and an overall clean feel to the restaurant.
The menu had just the right amount of options not choosing to go overboard and while I wouldn't call this place a very cheap sushi restaurant it can still give you enough for a solid meal for the $15 price point.
Ordered a combo sushi lunch along with a couple of handrolls which contained what possibly might have been the freshest avocodo I've had at a sushi restaurant. Full marks for their presentation (check out my pictures) and the quality of the rest of my meal was great. And we were also treated with a couple of Japanese fare in the form of cold beef and salmon dishes as appetizers although I forget what it was called (also pictured). I enjoyed them, but probably would not order them as a menu item? And their take on the standard salad and miso soup also stands out in a good way.
Ebi Sushi turned out to be another great little find, it is always a pleasure to eat at an affordable sushi joint that pays attention to customer service and quality of food! A re-visit is definitely in the books for me!