Youthful clientele, the food here is pretty as a picture -- most plates are garnished with fresh orchids and artfully carved veggies. The best part? The sushi tastes as good as it looks, and it's not priced nearly as outrageously as you'd imagine. The spicy tuna roll ($5) is practically filled to bursting with raw fish. And, for light-eaters, the tasty JB Tempura ($7) is a meal in itself, with six large pieces of deep-fried salmon, asparagus and cream cheese in the typical rice roll. If you're sushi-phobic, Asian-inspired steaks, chicken and fish dishes ranging from $15 to $25 offer plenty of alternatives