What differentiates this Marina hot spot (formerly known as Flying Kamikazes) from the usual sushi spots around town are the unique combinations, the varied menu, and the young, hip atmosphere. The innovative rolls are a nice change for those bored with traditional styles. But don't worry if someone in your party isn't a fish fan. There are plenty of non-seafood and cooked items on the menu. Don't miss the rainbow "Three Amigos" roll, or the "Rock and Roll" with cooked eel, avocado, and cucumber. The service can be improved -- on busy nights you'll wait forever for your server to pour your Sapporo -- but the staff is friendly and the atmosphere fun, so nobody seems to mind.