Every time they roast coffee next door the restaurant is permeated with the aroma. Otherwise the Seika Sushi is pleasant, it a multi-layered room with the sushi bar smack in the middle.
Service is pleasant and benefits from the attention the husband and wife team that own it.
He makes the sushi, she serves it. And we like the cooked food at Seika. Not so successful is the sushi. The cuts are not as skilled as they should be. They are a bit uneven and ragged and the rice lacks the vinegary-sugary flavour of good sushi rice.