Visited this establishment based on high praise from yelpers and some friends of ours. It wasn't bad, but it was pretty mundane. My wife and I tried some of the more unusual, non-traditional offerings like [whatever it was called, their website is broken right now and I can't refer back to the menu. But it was an eccentric roll of some kind that had shellfish and other miscellany piled high on top] ranged from not very good at all to downright awful. Soggy sushi that you can't eat without a spoon is a very unappetizing thought\n\nBut the other, more orthodox sushi options were quite good, but no better than most other places I have been.\n\nI was lured in also by the advertisement that it is \"always happy hour\", which was clever, but once you consider that \"if it is always happy hour, it never is\" and then notice that all it really means is a section of items on their sushi menu priced maybe 50c to $1 less than average it isn't as impressive. \n\nI don't think this place is bad by any means, but I am perplexed as to why it has such high praise when I would describe it as average at best.
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