The owners is a cool guy. He was telling us about the time he learned to cook in the military base…read morein Okinawa. The toilet is futuristic. All kinds of buttons.

The atmosphere here is relaxing with indoor and patio dining. There is a fairly large menu of hot…read moreand cold items. The sushi we tried was okay given the limited availability of ingredients. The rice was not the best in texture or seasoning. There's no wasabi, just soy and hot sauce and the selection of fish items is limited, leaning more towards fried shrimp and fried chicken sushi (never saw this before, but didn't try it). We tried the Japanese Plum fried rice, but found it sweet and rather odd. The tea was the best part of our meal. The hot green and jasmine teas were loose leaf teas, not bags, served steeping in teapots. Service was cheerful and friendly, but the servers are easily confused. First, we were brought the next table's ice water. Then, we got shrimp instead of salmon maki. The other diners seem to enjoy the food more than we did.

The food here is healthy, delicious and prepared fresh every day... the staff are very…read moreconscientious and there's one lady there who wanted to practice her English wish us (despite the fact that her English was excellent!) :-) We ate here 3 times for lunch during our stay and everything was excellent each time we visited... we were always surprised at how well priced the dishes were too :-) You can also sit outside on the street and watch the world go by (there's a street food vendor at the top of the street so great people watching). Definitely worth seeking out and definitely a recommend :-)

My friend who lives here took me to this amazing Japanese restaurant. It is a small space but the…read morefood was fresh and delicious, great service and a lovely calm atmosphere with very reasonable prices. I shared 2 special rolls with my friend and they were both delicious but I hardly recommend the roll with the BBQ sauce. Sorry no pictures I was too busy eating. I will definitely come back there on my trip and will be sure to take photos. They have an incredible bento box that I want to try and so many options. Definitely 5 stars.

The absolute BEST meal I have had in Guanajuato. I needed a break from the normal local fare. This…read morehit the spot! I had a cold Jasmin tea that was delicious and two different rolls. You can get each roll with 5 or 10 pieces. I opted for two different rolls with 5 pieces each. I tried the chicken teriyaki roll and the shrimp roll. Both were good but I preferred the shrimp. The inside is very zen and tranquil. I felt an immediate sense of peace when I walked in. If you are visiting Guanajuato definitely check this place out!

This is for two people. My friend and I just want some light food and share to each other with the…read morecarb(udon noodle). It was so good. It was not too much if you expected a big dish this is not a good choice. I love this place. If you are dieting it's definitely a good one.

Nice service but small and somewhat cramped. Not good food- at least what we had and we are pretty…read moreregular sushi eaters. We had a couple of their maki rolls. The rice isn't sushi rice and it tasted stale. Presentation was really nice but one roll was serviced with a cup of Russian dressing and the other with a cup of a white dressing that wasn't bad. Neither came with wasabi and we didn't bother asking for it because we didn't see it anywhere. There wasn't much fish on either roll these rolls were each well over 100 pesos so not really inexpensive.

Cool concept. The rice to fish ratio was way too high though so it felt like just eating a rice…read moreball with a little little bit of seafood as a topping. Sushi rolls were also quite small. Surprisingly the best part of the meal is their fried ice cream. It was plain vanilla ice cream but was so good!

I agree that this is a good concept, but there is honestly way to much rice. I got the tri balls…read more The one with shrimp had about two small pieces. The one with crab had two or three really small pieces of imitation crab. The third one had no fish at all. Is that even considered sushi? Best advice - your in Mexico, stick with the gorditas and tacos al pastor.