Went here on a Tuesday evening and it was pretty dead. Three of us shared a Edo Loveboat and it was just the right amount of sushi/sashimi/rolls. The fish was fresh and they didn't skimp on the choices of fish. The rolls didn't knock my socks off, but they certainly weren't the worst I had in town. The service was excellent (our server split the salads and soups three ways, even though the order only came with two) and the sake passable. Ranks better than many sushi places in town (ie: wasabi, sushi hut, takara) but I didn't care for how Americanized the rolls were.