I've been going to Chaya since before it moved to its current location. I used to eat here at least once every week (before I had to move). The sushi is great. I love the quality and freshness of the fish. I've been to a lot of sushi places and I don't appreciate the "fancy" sushi with lots of sauces and color. Sushi should be very simple. You should be able to taste the quality of the rice and fish without all of the added stuff. Other non-sushi dishes are great too. The dining experience if colorful especially when the owner's wife is there. She's super friendly and a bit eccentric but I love her. One thing about Chaya, though, is that the wait staff is super disorganized. They are always running around (often confused), but this is nothing that I mind too much. The food is great and the people are great too.