Reasonably priced Japanese restaurant that serves well-presented if uninspiring food. Maybe the best feature of 600 Fusion is that the layout makes it very private – the booths are separated so that the only hint that other patrons might also be there is the faint murmur of conversation. The interior is very dark, but not unappealing, though the noisy and ugly exposed air ducts and pipes detract from the atmosphere. What the “Fusion” part of the restaurant’s name refers to is unclear (as is the “600” for that matter) – the menu is composed almost exclusively of traditional Japanese cuisine. Prices are around ¥50 for most sushi, sashimi and tempura dishes, though meals employing rarer varieties of fish cost up to ¥120. Portions are very large and the food presentation is excellent, while the service is quietly efficient.