My friend wanted to take me here after we both decided on having sushi for dinner. It has a pretty trendy interior and a nice casual outdoor area. We sat outside and started out with some edamame. We ordered up 4 rolls, 2 in which were deep fried in the tempura batter. I can't remember the names of them, but I do remember that we ordered one called the firecracker, and one that had the chli lime sauce drizzled on it, and another that had lobster in it. I think that I should have only ordered one of the tempura battered rolls because it would have made the experience more unique, and I think I would have appreciated it more. Anyways my favorite was the one with the chili lime sauce with sprinklied tempura crumbs around it. Our waitress was decent. She didn't come off as being genuine as to whether or not we liked the food, and seemed preoccupied with other thoughts. The owner was very nice and attentive. He seems to make his way around to be available to the customers, and even gets things when your waitress isn't around for you to ask. I like this place, but I want to try other sushi spots as well. The prices of the sushi is comparable to Chicago. The ambiance is very laid back and chill. I wouldn't describe it as being romantic. I think they also have happy hour specials that go on Monday - Saturdays from 3-6pm (not positve on the hours). Unfortunately we were there on Sunday. I wouldn't mind coming here for a happy hour.