Akai Hana

I had a pretty bad experience at this place. I went with a friend for a casual dinner and we ordered three sushi rolls to share. One of them was a tempura roll and one we asked to be made into a tempura roll- both of these rolls came out crunch rolls (which just means it has those little crunchy pieces on top)- not tempura like we asked. Then, we were charged two dollars extra per roll for those two- but they did not inform us in advance about it being extra. They seemed very annoyed when we complained about the charge, but it did get taken off the bill eventually. The overall service was terrible- they did not check on us, when we wanted something we had to flag them down, and they rushed us to order by saying the kitchen was closing even though it was a half hour before it was supposed to. One of the rolls we both agreed tasted terrible and we told them we did not like it- they did not even apologize, let alone take it off the bill. Overall terrible experience and I would not go back.

I'm only giving it 3 stars because the sushi was pretty good, not great.  And the servers literally had NO personality and looked bothered by us adding to our order - this was the worst part of the place (servers).  Even the lady at the hostess stand barely said goodbye when we left and said thank you?  Very strange service experience!

This place was okay. It was more authentic tasting than I had expected, and the restaurant seemed to be owned by a Japanese rather than a Korean, which is a plus because it signals that the food is close to being genuine Japanese cuisine... I wasn't blown away by the food. The market next door carried a good collection of Japanese goodies, but I wish the store itself was renovated to look sleeker.