1) Price: Maybe $2-4 more per dish than I would have liked to pay.
2) Ambiance: Contemporary, moderately elevated dining, pretty
3) Service: Lacked heart. Yes they checked all the boxes for service but I just don't like the Asian style of service where you don't approach them, they approach you, so they avoid eye contact/your table until THEY are ready to come to you. I felt a bit of judgment/snobbyness based off our clothes & appearance also.
4) What we ate:
Complimentary miso soup. Server was nice-enough to give baby egg-drop soup instead & we got a side of rice for him.
I got the only roll that had lobster tempura in it & added spicy ahi on the outside (the good spicy ahi with the mayo/shiracha/tobikko mix). Pretty lobster tail presentation. Then alby got like a Cali roll that had cream cheese & was fried & has a spicy sauce. & we shared a Thai noodle dish pad sew ew with broccoli & shrimp. All 3 were yum.
I do like the variety of Asian fusion choices.
There was a fried cheesecake I believe.
I wasn't a fan, but alby really loved it.
$81 incl a $10 tip.
Might eat here again if I'm feeling spendy.
(For about $30 less I'd go over to Tempura Express. Yeah you might get a Grouchy Korean lady cashier/server/possible owner, but at least the food is the bomb & moderate pricing.
Fresh homemade kimchee, teriyaki sauce nicely balanced, & tempura bento's have good variety, sushi good too.)

The dragon roll was pretty darn good, the kid tryed the teriyaki chicken and it was a big plate, it wasnt grilled like the other asian restraunts provide, but i guess the larger portion made up for it. I tryed the spicy squid, it was ok. Bit too much sugar, but like the teriyaki chicken, you get a large plate full. Id def try it out again. This time ill check out the champong "spicy seafood noodle soup". Ive been having that soup in every asian restraunt that makes it in town. It takes a very skilled chef to make it the right way.