Great sushi with little or no wait
By A Yahoo! Contributor, 1/2/05
I used to go to No Name across the street but got tired of waiting. By the time I would eat, I would be grumpy and no maki could make me happy. I ended up a refugee at the boat place and was welcomed by a warm staff that was extremely attentive. As long as you don't get stuck next to a lonely person who won't let you eat in peace, sitting at the bar is a great experience. They readily make recommendations. The sushi is always fresh, reasonably priced, and varied. If you don't see something, ask. Just don't get hypnotized by the boats whipping around.