Ailun H.
Yelp
Initially, I popped in for their lunch omakase (10-course for 50) but ended up trying their 13-course omakase for 79, which came with more premium cuts. The omakase went pretty quickly -- I was in-and-out with 50 minutes. The sushi chef explained each course to me and answered any questions I had. I didn't feel like I had to wait too long in between each one. The 13-course was a perfect amount of food during lunch time.
They use fresh and high-quality fish/seafood for each piece. My favorites were the following:
* Wild Spotted Shrimp (Botan Ebi) - The shrimp was sweet and creamy, the texture easily melted in my mouth.
* King Salmon with Foie Gras - Good cut of salmon and the foie gras made it extra creamy
* Hokkaido Scallop (Hotate) - Fresh scallop with some yuzu topped on, which made a good combination
* Seared otoro? with caviar, uni, and gold flakes - Expensive bite that was creamy, rich, earthy, and fatty. Lots of expensive flavors going around.
* Hokkaido Sea Urchin (Uni) - Creamy and fresh, it melted in my mouth easily.
I enjoyed the yellowtail, but didn't like the pickled? topping that had a weird flavor I didn't like. Everything else was good, but not the most memorable. Overall, this was a pretty average/good omakase experience. The dessert at the end was a nice touch. It's a pricy option for lunch, so I'd recommend the 10-course moving forward.