A sleek sushi joint boasting striking combinations and an early adopter fanbase

You'd have a hard time eating a handroll while dealing with your new iPad. The iPadders to my left seemed to have come to that conclusion; they had little discourse with our handsome young sushi chef and seemed to prefer the small plates of cooked food that were prepared somewhere out of sight in the rear (behind a battlement of beer boxes) and rushed out by acrobatic servers carrying one atop each upturned hand, as in the movies. A plate of meatballs flew past; I was tempted to swipe one but didn't.
OYAJI
Dinner: Tues.–Thurs., 5:30 — 10:30 p.m.;
Fri.–Sat., 5:30–midnight; Sun., 5:30–10 p.m.
3123 Clement, SF
(415) 379-3604
Beer and sake
AE/MC/V
Noisy
Wheelchair accessible
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