Tiny sushi salon with only eight seats creates an intimate atmosphere where diners watch chefs prepare an 18-course omakase. Soft jazz and a clean white space set a low-key, charming vibe. Fish flown from Japan and expert preparation highlight the experience.
Sushi here features perfectly tempered shari that enhances the fish's flavor and includes unique fish varieties like Aji and Temaki Toro. The omakase offers a one-of-a-kind experience with some of the freshest and most interesting sushi around.
Fish comes directly from Japan, offering fresh, seasonal, and rare varieties. The sushi features perfectly balanced shari that enhances the fish's flavor.
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Reservations are recommended for the omakase experience to ensure availability.
Expect to pay a premium for high-quality fish sourced from Japan.
The restaurant does not serve traditional rolls, focusing instead on authentic sushi.
Japanese restaurant offers fresh sushi and well-prepared specialty rolls in a kid-friendly setting with roomy seating and partitions. Ambience includes enjoyable music and a large TV showing sports, creating a casual yet appealing vibe. Interior decor is outdated but functional for both casual and family gatherings.
Freshness stands out with really fresh sushi and amazing sashimi. Staples like maki and nigiri come alongside tasty dishes like karaage and tempura.
Fish arrives with freshness and precision that stands out. Prices stay reasonable while delivering delicious seafood that even kids enjoy raw.
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Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
The restaurant is kid-friendly, but there is no dedicated kids menu.
Prices for most rolls are around $20, with some combo rolls costing $16-$18.
Small, intimate sushi spot offers a cozy and romantic atmosphere with well-lit interior and great music selection. The vibe suits low-key date nights and features a lively mix of people without being too loud for conversation.
Sushi here features fresh fish and creative rolls like the First Fridays roll with caprese salad. The omakase offers high-quality ingredients at a good value, with sashimi and nigiri that taste fresh and flavorful.
Fish comes super fresh and locally sourced with a variety of types. Rolls include real crab, and the omakase features distinct fish with original seasoning.
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The sushi offered great value for $20.
There was plenty of parking available on weekdays.
The dinners do not come with miso soup or salad.
Sushi restaurant offers an inviting dining room with a cozy atmosphere and beautiful design. The energy is calm and relaxed, attracting diners who appreciate super fresh sashimi and carefully prepared sushi. It stands out for its top notch sushi quality and a variety of fish options.
Sushi here is super fresh and carefully prepared with excellent quality sashimi like tuna and salmon. Rolls such as the Lion King roll and rainbow roll stand out for their freshness and flavor.
Fish comes very fresh and full of flavor with a great variety to choose from. The seafood is consistently high quality, including dynamite shrimp that tastes delicious.
Good to know
Delivery after 6pm may take longer than usual.
Reservations are not required for dinner service.
Open kitchen layout creates a cozy, intimate dining space with a lively, energetic atmosphere. The place draws a late-night crowd and offers fresh, high-quality sushi alongside a variety of drinks including hot sake. Friendly staff contribute to a welcoming vibe that feels like family.
Freshness stands out with salmon nigiri and omakase nigiri that taste authentic and delicious. Friendly staff and a welcoming vibe add to the experience at the sushi bar.
Super fresh oysters come without grit or slime and cost less than most places. Fish tastes like it was swimming hours before dining, with fresh, juicy slices that stand out from typical sushi spots.
Good to know
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Happy hour offers half-price appetizers from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Parking is available nearby, but it can be limited during busy times.
Cozy Japanese restaurant with a relaxed, hometown vibe and slow pace. Busy inside despite unassuming exterior, serving fresh sushi sourced only when local fish markets supply. Offers weekly specials and reasonable prices, attracting a small, steady crowd.
Quality sushi stands out with a great selection and consistent flavor. Friendly staff add to the experience, making it a favorite spot for sushi lovers.
Fresh fish arrives regularly from local markets, ensuring sushi freshness on days they open. Weekly specials highlight the seasonal catch, offering new seafood options often.
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Mijori is only open M-Sa when local fish markets sell, ensuring fresh sushi.
Mijori offers weekly specials based on fresh fish deliveries, providing new options.
The prices at Mijori Japanese Restaurant are reasonable.
Sushi restaurant offers a warm, inviting ambiance with a traditional Japanese vibe and seating for both small and large groups. The atmosphere feels cozy yet modern, suitable for casual or group dining. Many sake options complement the fresh, high-quality sushi served here.
Freshness stands out with incredibly fresh sashimi and raw fish. Sushi rolls and combos deliver consistently good quality and a welcoming atmosphere complements the experience.
Fish arrives fresh every morning and is sushi grade. Rolls like the Sake toro, Angry Fish, and negitoro showcase the generous, fresh fish quality. Fried oysters also come fresh and tasty.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM with food and drink specials.
Parking is validated at the restaurant for customers.
The restaurant offers a unique menu combining Japanese and Szechuan cuisines.
Tiny Japanese restaurant with only 10 seats creates an intimate atmosphere focused on fresh, beautifully presented sushi and an 8-course prix fixe menu. The vibe is laid back and cozy, with a small, private space that suits quiet dinners. Sake pairing complements the meal, enhancing the overall experience.
Nigiri builds complexity and umami with fresh fish served in a precise order. Chefs prepare sushi right in front of you, offering beautiful presentation and unique dishes like lightly seared wagyu and fried fish in cold broth.
Fresh fish arrives daily and features in a delicate menu focused mainly on seafood. The fried fish in cold broth stands out alongside nicely plated sushi and nigiri in a set course with varied fish dishes.
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Reservations are required days in advance; no walk-ins allowed.
Delage offers a different set course menu every day.
The restaurant has two seatings each night for dinner.
Small sushi restaurant with intimate, cozy atmosphere and soft lighting creates a warm, homey vibe. Anime-themed decor and Miyazaki films playing on TVs add a unique, chill touch. Open late, it attracts people looking for relaxed late-night dining with fresh, beautifully presented sushi.
Sushi here is fresh and excellently prepared with generous portions of rolls and nigiri. The spot stays open late, offering quality sushi well into the night.
Freshness stands out with fish among the best in the area. Portion sizes satisfy, and options include fried oysters and shrimp tempura sushi, alongside vegetarian choices.
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Koryo Sushi offers a late-night happy hour with discounted drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant is open until 1am, perfect for late-night sushi cravings.
Parking can be tough, so plan to arrive early or use rideshare.
Small, intimate Japanese restaurant offers a quiet atmosphere with a flat floor layout suitable for groups and seniors. The menu includes fresh, generous sushi cuts and varied options like bento boxes and vegetarian dishes. Prices provide great value in an upscale setting.
Sushi comes with fresh cuts and generous portions. Creative rolls and thick sashimi stand out, with perfectly cooked rice and a good variety of nigiri and sashimi options.
Fish quality varies, with some visits showing really fresh fish and others not as fresh. Sushi rolls come very large and packed with fish.
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The restaurant offers a good variety of sushi, nigiri, sashimi, and non-sushi items.
Vegetarian options are clearly indicated on the menu.
Prices are considered reasonable for the quality offered.
Small space with about four tables and a bar creates a cozy, authentic Japanese vibe. Fresh, high-quality sushi features unique items like conch and uni alongside classic offerings. Casual atmosphere draws a steady crowd despite limited seating and simple decor.
Sushi here features very fresh nigiri sake with large pieces and a deluxe nigiri sampler that offers variety. Unique items like conch, fish tempura, and uni stand out alongside classic rolls, all at decent prices.
Fresh fish stands out with a wide variety including unique items like conch, fish tempura, and uni. Fried oysters come highly recommended for their freshness and quality at reasonable prices.
Good to know
Geta closes from 2-5 pm on days they are open, limiting food availability.
Expect a wait for a table during peak mealtimes due to limited seating.
The restaurant has only six tables and five bar seats for dining.
Spacious sushi restaurant with a lively, fun atmosphere and Japanese-themed decor. The place often feels busy and noisy, filled with energy from the crowd. Known for fresh sushi and large portions, it draws those seeking a vibrant dining experience.
Freshness stands out with chirashi sashimi and rolls like the S.P cucumber roll and Sweet Surrender. Sushi comes in top-notch Bento boxes that highlight quality and taste.
Fish comes incredibly fresh with thick, plentiful slices in the chirashi bowl and high-quality cuts in the blue fin and toro combo. Options include both raw and cooked seafood, with nigiri and sashimi featuring melt-in-your-mouth fatty goodness and generous portions.
Good to know
Happy hour runs all day on Sundays with most dishes discounted about $5.
Happy hour drinks are reasonably priced until 6 PM on weekdays.
Parking can be scarce, so plan to arrive early during dinner hours.
Conveyor belt sushi moves through a cozy, festive space with robotic servers delivering orders. Atmosphere shifts from lively and family-friendly to calmer later in the evening. Fresh, consistently excellent sushi defines the dining experience.
Sushi here comes on floating boats, making the experience more fun than typical conveyor belt sushi. Portions of sashimi and rolls are generous and prices stay reasonable while the sushi remains fresh and tasty.
Fish is super fresh and of great quality. Raw seafood stays on the conveyor until eaten, as they stop adding new items about an hour before closing.
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The best time to go for boats is between 5 and 6:30 PM.
The restaurant stops adding items to the conveyor about an hour before closing.
Vegan options are available for those with dietary restrictions.
Narrow Japanese restaurant with a hole-in-the-wall feel and an outdoor back patio for seating. Atmosphere is casual and cozy, attracting a neighborhood crowd especially during lunch specials. Sushi leans toward Americanized style with generous portions and reasonable prices.
Freshness stands out with every sushi roll and bowl served. Presentation is neat, avoiding smushed pieces, and the sushi lunch special offers a tasty, well-prepared option in a casual setting.
Fish quality varies, with some fresh options but also imitation sashimi and less fresh fish. Menu includes tuna, salmon, and hamachi, but lacks escolar, scallops, and amaebi.
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Street parking on Piedmont can be a challenge.
The roadside parking is free after 6PM.
During weekend dinner times, expect a wait of 20-30 minutes.
Sushi restaurant offers authentic Japanese cuisine in a calm, relaxed atmosphere with clean and comfortable surroundings. The menu features fresh, well-prepared sushi and generous portions that provide good value. It attracts diners seeking quality food without frills in a quiet setting.
Sushi offers fresh and well-prepared slices with generous portions including sashimi and rolls. Some fish is raw while others are cooked, and avocado sushi stands out as delicious.
Fresh fish features prominently in dishes with a mix of raw and cooked options. Poke bowls come loaded with plenty of vegetables and fresh fish, though shrimp can be rubbery at times.
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The bento box costs $27 for a 3-item box after tax and tip.
You can customize your bento box with additional ingredients.
There is no surcharge for extra avocado in your order.
Outdoor patio offers fresh air and natural light with heaters for cooler weather, creating a cozy and trendy atmosphere. Indoor space is simple, while the backyard patio features artwork that adds character. The vibe is generally quiet and peaceful, suitable for relaxed dining.
Sushi here is consistently delicious and authentic, with options like a bento box and sashimi salad that balance flavors well. The setting includes a patio ambiance with murals, adding to the dining experience.
Fish arrives incredibly fresh and skillfully sliced, with nigiri offering a perfect balance of tender fish and warm, seasoned rice. The fried shrimp pop stands out as delicious and unique, reminiscent of pork cutlet.
Good to know
The restaurant no longer serves alcohol, which may affect your dining experience.
Street parking is available, but be cautious of broken glass and theft warnings.
The restaurant has a heated and covered patio for outdoor dining.