Excellent Japanese restaurant, especially for sushi (which was really all that I tried). I wouldn't call myself a sushi expert, but I can tell when fish is fresh, and most of the fish I had here was. Good nigiri and maki - try the spicy tuna rolls - very good. Our service was slow, but the quality of the food was so good that it didn't matter. Of course, that isn't saying much, but still - if you want sushi, go to Haruki.

I had the Embryonic Journey, and liked it so much I wanted to come back the next day and have it again. Their sandwiches are huge, 'small' and 'large' refer only to the amount of meat (or egg salad) that they put on it. Even the smalls are large. They put tons of lettuce on them and have a wide variety of mustards and such.