In a neighborhood starved for good eats, this colorful and spacious haven makes the grade. Make no mistake: it's not mind-blowing sushi you will find here. But, guests who stick to the inventive rolls or lunchtime bento boxes will be rewarded with a very good meal in a welcoming atmosphere. Make your way into SUteiShi's sleek, red lacquer-accented dining room to discover a sushi bar with a wood-weaved backdrop, a few bonsai plants, and the requisite Maneki-neko (beckoning cat). Don't miss the ikura roll wrapped with King salmon and topped with bright salmon roe; the super-fresh uni; or an intriguing black sesame brulée that reads more like a pudding, and arrives accompanied by two sesame wafers, bright slices of strawberries, and ripe blueberries.