liberty

thaisushiis my friend, and so are tables.. the traditionalsushii tried were ok but what really stood out were the crazy ones...like thaisushiwith cilantro, mango, peanuts, etc. the drinks were good and left me wanting to take an extended drinking tour of the menu.

their arrangement of space inside does not quite work. when i was last in there was a distinct lack of seating. they could probably get rid of the couch/armchair style seating and fit in some tables. i find it awkward to sit in these "comfy" chairs when i have to lean over a tiny short table to eat. it becomes un-comfy.

sushi is pretty good ven though there is only one guy makingsushiin the corner of the bar... it's a strange addition to this bar that seems to have no problem packing in customers, but thesushiwas great and the atmosphere was nice too.

theirsushimenu is clever. we ordered several rolls, but i mainly chilled out with a blackjack davey (gosling's black seal rum, carpano antica,

good drinks, "meh" sushi," meh" service. went here for the first time. 4 of us. the drinks were strong and great, almost on par with zig zag (drinks were bigger too). the so loved the lemon drop, and the dragon toe was tasty.

sushi- we ordered a bunch of rolls- some were good, and some were not so good. they were out of a few things, but no biggy. al in all the food was ok- bettersushican be found.

decor and service. seattle art bistro typical- with art for sale on the walls , some tables, some couches. the service was bad- slow and inattentive. the bartender was overworked, and had very little help. however, he catered to people he knew and not to us- again i can understand the need to please the regulars, but a little annoying nevertheless...

all in all i liked the place for drinks, and would go back again.