Tada Y.
Yelp
I love the concept of what Sugarfish is bringing, which is a omakase-like experience at a very affordable price.
I even feel the available alcohol is priced extremely reasonably for sake and beer, though the menu is not extensive.
The ambiance is of a higher end sushi restaurant with dark lighting and wood tables, but the noise and crowded dining room do take a bit from the experience. You are sat extremely close to other tables, so much so, you almost feel like part of the conversations of others, so I'd advise going with good friends and not like the first date that was sitting next to us, unless you're into added free entertainment for dinner :).
Again, overall, I liked the experience, but will say you get what you pay for. We were almost flabbergasted in how low our final bill was, however, the sushi is not the best even in construction. The nigiri rice nearly fell apart immediately when picked up (indicating it was hastily formed) and the fish seems to just be laid on top as opposed to being properly pressed to "hug" the rice ball.
Overall, it was priced very well and I might stop by again if in the area, but just be aware of what you are getting: Good fish, reasonable ambiance, great price, but not well formed nigiri.