From the outside, this place's looks are *not* impressive. Entering, though, you find that this is a good and popular spot for sushi, etc.
Visiting a couple weeks ago, my wife and I had a couple of fairly unusual and quite tasty maki: Amigo (redolent of cilantro) and Illini (with Italian herbed oil). We really enjoyed the spicy tuna dish appetizer, and tempura appetizer.
On the other hand, the green tea was not hot, barely warm. And, the combination of popularity, close tables, and hard surfaces made the place extremely noisy. Once the crowd died down and the restaurant was 1/3 full, conversation could again be carried on without shouting.
This was probably our third time, and won't be the last. But, we'll try to go during off-peak hours to avoid the noise.