This is where we actually ended up going, when our quest for non-Taisho
japanese food was at it's end. It's a pretty good place. They have a nice
selection, the price doesn't suck. All good.
If I had to say something bad about it, it would be that the picture of a guy
riding a train gets your hopes up about what fun awaits you, until you find out
that there is, in fact, no little train in there. Not even a sushi conveyor belt
like Taisho has. That is, of course, utterly lame.
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