Let me first note that the sushi was a 5/5\n\nI got the sushi dinner. 7 pieces of nigiri and your choice of either tuna roll or california roll (could make either spicy for no additional charge)\n\nThe tuna roll was typical, but was a pristine example of what a standard tuna roll should be. Rice packed nicely, quality tuna. I asked for the spicy sauce on the side, I wasn't crazy about it but that may be my general feeling towards most spicy sauces.\n\nThe nigiri pieces were perfect. The rice was the perfect consistency and size (bite size) the cuts of fish themselves were much more generous. The rice was actually similar to that at uni, but the pieces were larger, and no accompanying sauces. Every piece was exceptional, and the entree itself is quite a steal at $20.\n\nThe chicken satay was good, but standard. I did particularly enjoy the pickled carrots and jimica served along side. The satay sauce itself was quite good, on the sweeter side, and not much heat. \n\nThe sweet and sour soup was also very tasty, a subtle heat so that you know you're eating something spicy, but no real burn or anything close to unpleasant.\n\nMy dining companion chose the vegetable pineapple fried rice. It was tasty but nothing spectacular. More ore less a mound of rice with some broccoli, egg, cashews, and large chunks of pineapple. Good, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. A savory meat added to the dish may have made it quite a bit better though, and I definitely wouldn't object to having it as a side to an entree.\n\nThe tables at the restaurant are a bit closer than I feel comfortable with. There are about 2 feet between yourself and the next table. I could hear the conversations on either side of me in full.\n\nOur waitress (Stephanie I believe) was very knowledgeable and accomadting.  She did not rush us in the slightest, all I could ask for from service.\n\nCliffs:\nSushi is fantastic, and sushi combo is a hell of a deal\nother sampled dishes are good\ntables too close\n\nI'll definitely be back.