This place had amazing sushi. I went with a restraint critic and he says it's the best sushi in st louis

I know the waitress and she is very nice but barely speaks any english

This is one of the last remaining authentic, traditional Japanese restaurants in St. Louis. Sushi: You will not find trendy rolls or dessert sushi here. The sushi chef and owner trained for years in Japan before opening this restaurant. Sometimes sushi can be slow, but that's because only true sushi masters make it here. Food, non-sushi: variety of traditional Japanese

The sushi was pretty good. I'd put it below Drunken Fish and Wasabi, but still pretty good for STL area sushi. Price wise it was pretty standard fair for sushi. Standard rolls (Tuna, salmon, Cal, etc) 4.75-6.
The waitness we had was really funny and entertaining. She was very nice and tended to us pretty well. However once we had finished our sushi she was a little slow of giving us our check.
With that said I'd go again.

I would never ever go back SEKI again!
The waitress is rude, and old-crazy looking. The food isn't impressive at all but overprice too much.
They don't offer free refill drinks, and the selection is limited. I saw three huge nasty creatures on the floor and in the bathroom. That is disgusting! I also saw few fly in the soy sauce bottles. I didn't even wanna eat the food I order. I didn't leave "good" tips for the rude waitress, and I will never ever go back there for the rest of my life.