Came here since I was craving some sushi. Ambience is typical of japanese restaurants - dark wooden chairs, tables, open view of kitchen.
Got the small sushi boat. Came out pretty quick. It was decent, not outstanding, but above AYCE quality. Good selection of items. I found the Japango roll actually didn't taste as good as the one at Japango (possibly overcooked/seared) although I heard it's the same owner. In general, I would say there's not as much finesse in the sushi (e.g. uneven/unproportionally sized pieces) compared to Japango. The service was great though but I was seated right by the kitchen.
Worth trying if you're in the area but wouldn't go out of my way to come here.