ITSU

Another day, another Itsu, and while it’s as clean as a whistle, it’s about as thrilling as watching paint dry. The staff are friendly, and the food is decent enough, but if you’re looking for a culinary adventure, keep it moving. Adam Shoshani has made this his go-to lunch spot, but let’s face it: It’s purely functional. Think of it as a fuel station for sushi lovers—clean, efficient, but lacking in excitement.

You won’t leave feeling inspired, but you'll be full enough to keep going. The food is fresh, the atmosphere is alright, and the staff do their best to keep things moving. If you’re on a tight schedule and need a quick bite, it’s a safe option. Just don’t expect to write home about it; it’s sushi that does the job without any pizzazz.