This restaurant was recommended by my hotel. The ambiance was nice. I wanted an authentic Japanese place, but all I heard in the back was Chinese. That said, the food was well done. Usually you can tell a phony by the sushi rice, and this place didn't over-flavor or over-sweeten the rice, like a lot of Chinese/Korean establishments do. I think they knew what they were doing when it comes to Japanese food. the fish in my Chirashi Zushi was very fresh and the portions were generous. My biggest gripe is the high price tag that didn't really seem justified. I had to order miso soup separately from my $30 zushi and just those two added up to a final bill of over 40. Not bad, but not overly impressed either.
There were only a few other patrons in the restaurant, so my wait time was reasonable.