Dimly lit, with hip, global influenced urban interior, Sushi Roku is sleekly packaged.
Fortunately, the food is on par with its decor.
Everything we tried (beef tataki, kurobata pork, chilean sea bass, and lobster roll) was fresh and well cooked. The flavors was creative without trying too much. It was fusion while still retaining basic essence of good, clean Japanese flavors.The only complaint was the over peppering of the tuna steak.
A very pleasant dining experience if one ever needs a break from buffet overload.