I went here for the first time for the happy hour sushi on a Monday night. It was very crowded, considering it was a Monday and if you come here with more then 2 people you will be waiting awhile. The sushi happy hour list is very small and consists mainly of the most common sushi rolls most sushi goers are familiar with. Amazingly the happy hour ONLY applies to this small sushi roll selection and not to any other part of the menu including and especially NO drink specials. They have some nice cocktail concoctions but the savings you get on the food will quickly be lost on the drinks. It seemed that Chaya Venice is mainly for people trying to make the scene a more style then substance kind of place.
Pros: Ambiance, Service
Cons: crowded, pricey
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