Okay, the bad first. If you're looking for more traditional sushi this isn't your place. And it is not inexpensive. BUT... The vibe is fun. They have a tremendous selection of beer and liquor. We sat at the sushi bar and the chef was engaging and personable. And the sushi? Think of it as a chef's take on sushi. The ingredients are so fresh and it was delicious! It won't be our regular sushi spot, but we will definitely be back on a frequent basis. read more

The ambiance was friendly, the location is at the heart of downtown Augusta, GA, staff was friendly but not overly. If you're seeking for more conversations, nope, not the place. Our server checked on us often, five stars for service. Food was served immediately. For me, the flavor was just okay, high score for the food plating. It's an Asian restaurant, so, it doesn't really specialize in a particular Asian cuisine, so, if you're unsure if you want the Japanese flair and still have that Chinese inspired fried rice or the rangoon, available, this is your place. They have a gender neutral bathroom and this restaurant has direct access to the next taco restaurant which the share bathrooms with. read more

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Again, I still think this is the best sushi, especially value : dollar in town. 10 pc nigiri, temaki, and 2 beers and I'm out around $100 -- with big city quality fish. Chef knows what he's doing. I don't ever order. I just say, tell Chef to make me something good. This kind of quality sushi shouldn't exist in Augusta... but it does. Go. Now. read more

Augusta is an anomaly to me, but there's no confusion about this sushi bar. So good. We are following a 'dry July' so our bartender made us some lavish and wonderfully interesting NA drinks. Sushi was phenomenal. The Duck Bao was good enough to make me want to return to Augusta just for it. Noting to say but excellent. We started with the spring rolls and blistered Shishitos. Don't miss the peppers. Spring rolls, a usually simple dish, were elevated by this talented kitchen staff. Speaking of staff, although we has a server in training who made a misstep or two, a talented a seasoned server was right behind her guaranteeing a successful meal. What else could you ask for? We did not have reservations but they found room at the bar. There was nothing disappointing about that. Noise level was moderate but not too much. read more

Best sushi in Augusta. So fresh and presentation was so elegant! Staff knowledgeable and attentive. read more

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Hmm, was a busy place. Very trendy. Very loud. Sushi was okay. This place is for the tamed palate. More rice than fish. read more

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Ate at this spot the other day after a friend strongly recommended it to me. The spot is in downtown Augusta and had a modern interior with good service, but I have had much better sushi/Japanese food at all price ranges. I ordered the tonkotsu ramen, two pieces of albacore tuna, and had a few pieces of the hurricane roll. Albacore tuna (3.5/5): The albacore tuna was 2 pieces with some ponzu jelly, yuzu kosho (pepper), and scallion. The tuna itself tasted pretty fresh, standard albacore tuna. The ponzu jelly had an interesting texture, and both this and the yuzu pepper gave it a tart refreshing taste. Tonkotsu ramen (1/5): This was the definite low of the meal. I am a huge fan of ramen and have had it in places ranging from the smallest cities in America to the top spots in Tokyo. I tried the broth first and noticed it had pretty minimal pork flavor. It tasted a lot more strongly of mushroom and was on the salty side. The noodles themselves were extremely overcooked. Ramen noodles are meant to be bouncy with a nice chew, but the ones in my bowl were extremely mushy and would disintegrate on chewing as if they had sat in the boiling water for many minutes longer than the appropriate duration. The pork charsiu was very dry and tough. Most of the time this is supposed to be a very rich, tender piece of meat. I will say the ramen egg was well cooked with a nice jammy yolk. Hurricane roll (2/5): This is a pretty standard salmon/yellow tail roll that you could get at most sushi spots. Just that it came with only 8 pieces for $19 with some spicy mayo on the side. The small rice krispies on the top of it didn't really add anything to the experience. Overall, I was a bit disappointed from a food standpoint. It reminds me of the places that serve every asian cuisine in small towns instead of specializing (I have never seen pho or pork belly fried rice on the menu of excellent sushi/japanese restaurants). At premium pricing, you would expect slightly higher quality or at least every option to be above average, which was definitely not the case. read more

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Wow great experience at this little gem on Broad Street. Unlike many which claim to be Sushi restaurants, this one delivers! They have many items on the Sushi Bar and a real Japanese Chef preparing the Nigiri and rolls. I was particularly impressed they had Uni, Amaebi, Ikura, smoked eel, and Toro on the bar. We sat on the bar and enjoyed our experience. Don't be turned off if you don't have a reservation as bar is First Come First Served. Not inexpensive but for that experience, worth it ! read more

Ambience.. B (loud pop rock music and. Loud Crowd ) Service. B. (Further training in menu and kinks in service to work out) ) Food. A. (Love freshness flavor texture and quality) Price. A (there's various options of affordability) New soft opening week Nov 20, 2024. The PhoRamenal noodle house has turned into 990 Broad Sushi house. Hugh end sushi with hugh end prices on Broad. I appreciate good quality sushi fish and a5 wagyu. The chef Ito from Atlanta who curated the menu and was in hand to prepare dishes and check quality. I had the chef Ito Sousaku Nigiri special. $46 for special 4 pieces. - a5 wagyu, bluefin tuna belly otoro, red snapper, cured salmon. The quality Unagi (eel) $8 and Uni (sea urchin) $20 from Hokkaido Japan were absolutely delicious. And seaworthy bites in my mouth. Also, the chef choice 8 piece $38. All was delicious fresh and great quality fish taste and texture. I hope Augusta can wrap their fingers around trying this gem of quality nigiri experience. Spoke with Chef Ito and he revamped the whole menu , ie (they have a 12 hour bone beef broth for their pho) can't wait to try again. "Oishii" tonight!!! I'm a FaN!!! read more

Second time here and another fulfilling and enjoyable dinner. All rolls were fresh and beautifully presented. The appetizers boasting in flavors was a great start. By the end we were very full. Our waiter was friendly and accommoding. read more

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I like the concept of this restaurant. The service and decor is excellent. The music is too loud for all the hard surfaces to have a conversation. The food was not up to snuff for this restaurant group. The sushi was average. The avocado appetizer was tasty but overpriced for the portion. My pho was not good at all. The broth was extremely oily. I've never had an oily pho and it covered the noodles that made them feel slimy in the mouth. It barely had a beef flavor let alone the depth of flavors I come to expect and enjoy from pho. The ube cheesecake was delicious, not too sweet and had great textures! The sushi needs an upgrade in quality for the price. The pho needs a remake of the recipe as oily, watered down bouillon is not palatable. read more

We lucked out while in Augusta selecting 990 Broad for dinner. The food was wonderful, appetizer was blistered shishito peppers with a crunchy chili topping, fresh and delicious. Had the Otoro and Unagui, and a special snapper Nigiri with a yuzu infusion, freshest most delicious, after this we ordered a shrimp tempura maki roll, crunchy and again fresh with a bit of crunch on top. Dessert was an incredible creme brûlée made with a special greeningredient which I cannot recall, and a drop of coffee on top. That was very good. Service was perfect, place is super cozy and lovely decor read more

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This place is amazing. A real gem in augusta. Just tried it for the first time tonight and will be back again soon. Nigiri is top notch. Even the soy sauce and ponzu were something special. It might not be an every week dinner spot, but great for a nice dinner and special occasion. As a point of reference, I'm from a large city with lots of great sushi options, I would rate this place highly even in a saturated market. read more

Recently opened 990 Broad Sushi takes over the location where Phoramenl was and boy, they have done a phenomenal job. Everything from the food to the service to the atmosphere is top tier. Hands down my favorite food in Augusta. Chef Ito is so kind and he's running a tight ship. I would love to see a vegetable or seafood ramen/pho but I will gladly eat everything else. read more

Delicious!! Service was amazing and they were very helpfully with recommendations and deciding what items to try! read more

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Good service Ambiance ok Food..... toss up. Not enough sushi selections. Sushi portion is small. Fried rice is ok. Bao is not authentic bao one can get from dim sum. Too much filling. Make sure to make reservations or you'll be waiting for over half hour. I tried to make reservations but no answer. read more

Really awesome. Perfect food. Great drinks. Stellar vibe. If this place was located where I live, I would be in trouble. Servers were so great. read more

Walked in and ate at sushi bar. If you are going to dine, recommend reservations. This place is nice! I had the bao bun and was fantastic. My less adventurous fellow had one (came in 2) and he liked it. I asked for cilantro on the side and they didn't give me a side eye which was appreciated. I had the snow crab California and this is not your average roll. I live in Atlanta and from Chicago so I've been to some swanky joints. This was outstanding. Fresh, flavorful, no fish smell, the sauces and topping were exquisite. You really felt like the servers were proud to serve you this food. If I had to do again I would try another roll instead of the bao but really wanted to share that with my friend. He had shrimp fried rice. I had a taste and it was good. Wish they would have had a steak option for the cooked meat eaters but it's fine sushi dining. I hope to come back if ever I'm in town. Amazing. read more

Everything was amazing! We got the duck boa, pork belly fried rice, tuna tartare, and a few rolls. The best sushi place in Augusta for sure. Our waiter, a male with bleach blonde hair, was superb! Wish I had his name. I'm already ready to go back. ​​ read more

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Back open and rebranded with the same great plates and ambience. Will definitely be back for the food and great service! read more

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Came here for date night while in Augusta. We made reservations but I'm not sure if you need to, because there were only a few other parties there at 5:30pm on a Saturday. It's not very big inside though so keep that in mind. My boyfriend got a cocktail called In Bloom that he said was just alright, but we loved the bamboo-shaped cup it came in. For an appetizer we shared the pork belly bao and it was delicious. Had a little kick to it. We also tried one of their specials, I think it was called sake aioli nigiri? It had salmon, some kind of truffle aioli, and caviar. It was DECADENT. I can't remember the last time I was blown away by food. And I usually can't taste the truffle in things but that hit me immediately. It was also my first time trying caviar and it lived up to the hype. It was $20 for two pieces but we ended up ordering another plate, it was that good. We then shared a kamikaze roll which was also tasty. It was spicy but not too bad. Our server was very friendly and was helpful with the few questions we had. Overall I'd definitely come back here and will probably be thinking of that nigiri for a long time. read more

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The food was beautifully presented and some of the freshest sushi I've had. Some interesting items that I tried and liked. The noise is a bit over the top for visiting. The service was also top notch. read more

Started with the Kyuri Kara. Offered a peppered seltzer water with little left to savor after. The mini watermelon was a nice touch. Shared the pork belly bao and whitefish crudo with yuzu pear. The pork belly didn't have its own flavor but the bun altogether was decent. The crudo was the highlight of the meal. Citrusy. Clean. Light taste of evoo. I dipped the bao in the sauce and it was so tasty. Not as heavy as the gojuchang. read more

Amazing food! The bartender David was our server and everything was impeccable! The food was fresh, sushi was amazing and drinks were delicious! The duck bao was to die for!!! Deff will be coming back and Im so glad Augusta finally got a worthy sushi restaurant! read more

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Wow!! Incredible food, service, and ambience! These guys really know what they're doing bringing unique restaurants to Augusta! We can wait to go back again and try more of the menu. Everything was so delicious, we can't pick our favorite! read more

Exactly what we needed in Augusta! We sampled many items from the crudo menu and nigiri, and everything was fabulous! Nice environment, good service, and good cocktails as well. read more

990 Broad Sushi Kitchen - Sushi Bars Near Me - Augusta, Georgia

Our meal was excellent and service was also amazing! Best sushi experience I've had in Augusta. Melt in your mouth delicious fresh fish. Please support this gem! read more

990 Broad Sushi Kitchen - Sushi Bars Near Me - Augusta, Georgia

Just not good sushi. Service was great, vibe and atmosphere were wonderful but the food was just very mid.

Amazing food and presentation. Definitely will be going back soon! Perfect spot for a date night.

I am so excited for 990 Broad! I have been going to Atlanta for Sushi and now Chef Ito of Umi Sushi has come to us in Augusta! But even better! This is better than every place I have been in Atlanta including Umi. I am so ecstatic to have this delicious restaurant to go to. Even down to the creme Brulee 5 stars all around! We finally have a legit culinary experience in Augusta!!! I told my husband we are going every week. Thank goodness they take reservations! You will need them :) read more