Hoa Halina Le
First time dining here. There were three of us, and they seated us at a very tiny round table. The atmosphere was great, and the service was good. We ordered a few different rolls to try. The hotate roll was great—something different and very flavorful. The Bachi roll was just okay. We tried about 6–8 different nigiri; everything was good overall. The unagi was good, but there wasn’t enough eel sauce, so all you could taste was black pepper. My 7-year-old wanted to try the ramen. The noodles were cooked just right, but the soup base was bland—my child even said, “It’s tasteless,” which is disappointing for a $20 ramen. By the way, they automatically charge a 20% service fee. We were surprised. Compared to hundreds of other sushi restaurants in Denver, I wouldn’t come back here.






