Nice place for a more chic night out with friends or date, sort on the mid tier pricing when it comes to Japanese food, but the food can be a little hit or miss. Have had the tsukement and Khao Soi dipping ramen before and it was delicious, definately some of my favorite from them, their duck is always really good as well. Sushi fish is fresh, rice is done ok. Was a little dissapointed this time with the katsu steak, the 'self grill' new to the winter menu, it's quite minable. There's not much meat and the coating is rather flavorless and falls apart, it was also quite oily and moist so there was no texture to it. The sauces are ok, the miso butter is delicious, otherwise the "soy wasabi' doesn't really taste of much besides light soy sauce, the rest is just wakfu mayo.
