This was a great spot for a semi-casual, intimate setting. Great for parties of 2-4 looking for a quiet, quality experience. I recommend the Dragon Roll, Spicy Girl Roll, and the Fire Roll. We also had dumplings which were nice. The food is quality and in fair amount, but would say you are paying up a Tribeca area premium. Maybe I will go back-- but not a place I would go too often on account of price.

We had an excellent dinner here with our family for my daughter's birthday. Our server was a pleasure - proactive, attentive, and managed expectations very well. Both of my discerning and picky kids and mother-in-law announced during dinner that they love this restaurant (it was all of our first times here). We had a great seat right outside of the front door and enjoyed everything from the yuzu salted edamame, kara'age, chicken wings, Zutto fried rice (think it has kimchi, an egg on top, pastrami and chorizo - lots of flavor), the buns, and generous pours of wine. Sushi and rolls were also very fresh and delicious.

Shout out to restaurant week for putting me on to this place. I find that the best places are hidden on the back streets. I would've never found this place had it not been for restaurant week and I would've missed out on a great meal. They started me off with a Avocado salad. I don't even like Avocados but this salad won be over. I need the recipe for that dressing because it made everything taste so much better. It was a fresh and light start to the meal. Next up , the Miso wings. I wasn't sure what to expect but they were so flavorful. Probably my favorite part of the meal. The Ramen broth was delicious. A mix of salty and sweet paid with the best noodles. I wish the pork was more tender but everything tasted great. I had green tea ice cream to end the night and I was stuffed. I recommend you give this place a try and I will be back.