Went after work to celebrate coworker's birthday.
Nice little cozy place, they didn't seem to have that much seating, but when we got there it was empty so that wasn't an issue. I ordered some maki, and co-workers stuck with the Korean food.
Their spicy salmon roll was quite good, but nothing out of the ordinary; I have yet to find a spicy salmon roll to even come close to the one from Lola Sushi. Their fish quality was fresh, and wasn't cold, which is nice (as apparently sushi is supposed to be eaten at room temperature) . I did order a fire volcano roll which was a regular maki with salmon and imitation crab, which I found to be lacking and also expensive for what was in it.
I was also able to taste some of the Korean food. I don't know the name of the dish, but it was similar to sweet and sour chicken. That tasted quite nice, had a good kick to it.
Overall experience was average, I wouldn't come back just because I'd like to try many other places in Toronto