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| - Tachi is located inside of the Assembly Chef's Hall, an upscale food court with many different food vendors to select from. Our reservation was at 6:15 pm, and we were allowed to enter through the folding panel screen door by 6:10 p.m. to get settled. The dining area is very intimate with only 8 standing spots to enjoy your morsels of sushi. The sushi chef was prompt and started our omakase experience right on time. Each of the 11 pieces of sushi are placed in front of you on a banana leaf, and are meant to be enjoyed immediately. The finale piece was a negitoro temaki. The fish variety does vary from what is posted on their website, so you will not necessarily be eating the same fish from what you see. Hence, it being an Omakase meal. However, you can get a preview of the types of fish being served the day of your dining experience by looking at the wooden plackets in front of the restaurant.
If you're looking for a unique, quick and amazingly fresh sushi meal. Tachi is not to be missed. At $45 a meal, I consider it very reasonable, since you are paying for the high quality fish. Also, reservations are recommended as mentioned before, there are only 8 standing spots and the time limit per session is a maximum of 30 minutes.
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