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My go-to I love cuddlefish with all my heart! Today I went to happy hour and had great temaki and matcha! Can't wait to come back! Staff is attentive and the ambiance is perfect for a sushi bar!
They have a free parking in the garage nearby. Service was decently quick and the staff were friendly and gave great recommendations. Inside had 2 sections: cafe and temaki dining area. I got the matcha tiramisu latte and the black sesame tiramisu latte. They both had strong flavor and were creamy. I also got the American Wagyu, shrimp katsu, crispy spicy tuna, salmon avocado temakis. I got the temakis to-go so Iiked how the seaweed wrap was separated from everything so it didn't get soggy before eating. They were all good but the standout was the American Wagyu which was so flavorful and tender!
Hello, My name is Kameetrice and I have allowed YouTube shorts to influence me again!! After watching several shorts raving about this spot I had to check it out. A friend and I opted to go during the week and try the tasting menu called the Temaki Takeover. It is an option to try several items at a cost of $79 per person. With this offer you are required to sit at the bar, the max dining time is 90 minutes and you are limited to ordering 3 items at a time. Our server was friendly and provided great insight into the menu. We tried 4 of the 6 starters. I enjoyed all of them . We had 6 of the items from the Temaki bar section of the menu. The one that we did not try was American wagyu since we don't eat red meat. The crispy spicy tuna was my favorite. I will not bore you with our entire order . However . I will say that there were more hits than misses and we tried the majority of the menu. In addition to trying the food items I also ordered a matcha that was perfection!! Overall - great experience. Since my first visit, I did return to try the bakery section. It did not disappoint! The Hazelnut Chocolate Croissant is worth trying !
Arrived without a reservation and was immediately seated at the bar. As a true foodie, I was excited for this unplanned visit! I took my time browsing the menu, trying to get a feel for what I wanted to try, and the server came by with a few great recommendations. I decided to try the miso soup, which was made with a fish broth--my first time having it that way and ordered a few rolls as well. Since I was seated at the bar, the chef was able to prepare everything almost immediately after I ordered. The food was definitely worth the bite! However, I did feel a little rushed. I'm not sure if it was because reservations were coming in, but I tend to eat a little slower and really enjoy the experience. With such a beautiful ambiance, I wanted to take my time, try one of the pastries, and perhaps enjoy one of the recommended drinks. Unfortunately, the vibe started to feel more like "to-go," so I wrapped things up. Overall, the food was delicious, and I'd definitely be open to returning. Next time, I'd love to experience the full ambiance and take my time enjoying everything they have to offer.
Cute place, bakery and dine in Temaki/hand rolls. Stopped by for quick to go order to enjoy at hotel. All to go orders are placed at bakery counter. The parking situation was fine. I'm from NY so parallel parking was quick. I'm sure there is an attached parking lot too for those who don't like to parallel park.
We enjoyed various temaki (Japanese hand rolls), along with other food and drink, from Cuddlefish's restaurant menu and separate bakery and cafe menu this past Saturday. Everything was good, as was the service and ambiance. This is a fun and neat concept - unique to Atlanta - located in the High Street mixed-use development in Dunwoody/Perimeter. Cuddlefish originally opened in the old Brush Sushi space in Decatur in November 2022. Cuddlefish moved and opened in Dunwoody in March 2025. (Brush moved and opened in Buckhead in August 2023.) Cuddlefish is from the same Michelin-starred, award-winning folks behind Brush, Lucky Star, Momonoki, etc. (Jason Liang, ChingYao Wang, John Chen). Cuddlefish is on OpenTable, so you can book reservations there and earn points. Free parking is available in one of High Street's garages. The best place to park is in the garage that's in the same building as Cuddlefish. Enter the garage via Cross St. After parking, there's a convenient walkway that leads out of the garage that's only a couple storefronts away from Cuddlefish. The restaurant has a nice corner spot at High Street. Outside, there's a spacious covered patio. Inside, the temaki bar, dining room, and bakery-cafe all share a modern, open space. The bakery-cafe is small. We had a party of five, including a baby. Here's what my wife and I had: RESTAURANT: Sake Creations * Matcha Saketini sake cocktail ($14) Other Drinks * Yuzu Lychee Mocktail (off-menu, on the house; thank you!) Starters * Sweet Potato Chips ($6) - plum seasoning * Garlic Black Pepper Edamame ($7) * Crispy Tofu ($10) - Sichuan peppercorn, soy garlic, scallion Temaki * Chili Avocado ($7) - chili ponzu, chili paste, negi * Truffle Shiitake ($8) * Shrimp Katsu ($9) - pineapple, cantaloupe * Real Crab California ($9) - chili aioli * Salmon Tataki, cooked ($8) - Asian pear, shallot ponzu, negi * Yellowtail & Salsa ($8) - jalapeno cilantro, fried leeks * Salmon Tataki, regular ($8) - Asian pear, shallot ponzu, negi, ikura * Toro Uni Ikura ($25) * Salmon Ikura ($9) * Hokkaido Uni ($25) BAKERY-CAFE: * Matcha Tiramisu Latte ($7) - iced, oat milk * Matcha Strawberry Croissant Cup ($7) * Matcha Chocolate Cookie ($5) My wife and I each had five temaki plus apps. That was enough to fill us up for a meal. I probably could've had one or two more temaki. In general, every item was well-made and delicious. All of the temaki were great and all of the ingredients were fresh. The presentation was beautiful. My favorite temaki were the Toro Uni Ikura, Salmon Ikura, and Hokkaido Uni. My wife is pregnant, so they accommodated her with a free mocktail, cooking the salmon and excluding the ikura on her Salmon Tataki temaki. We appreciated that. Our table gobbled everything up. The Matcha Saketini was thick and heavy on the matcha. We did find it cumbersome to remove two strips of plastic for each temaki, but we understand why they do it (to keep the seaweed crisp). Sometimes, some of the ingredients would slide off with the plastic wrap, which was not ideal. I heard that if you sit at the bar, you don't have to deal with the plastic wrap (e.g., if you do a temaki tasting). The treats from the bakery-cafe were yummy. Service was excellent. All of the staff was polite and friendly. Thank you, Sian, Etta, and the Asian guy with glasses whose name I did not get. The name "Cuddlefish" is a play on cuttlefish, which is similar to a squid. Growing up, I ate dried cuttlefish from Thailand as a snack.
I've heard amazing things about Cuddlefish where I recently learned they had a cafe with their own pastries and drinks. I saw a lot of social media about their hand roll (temaki) omakase and lunch special. Apparently, the quality and foundation of Cuddlefish has changed quite a lot within the past couple years. The prices have gone up, their staff busier than ever. There is free parking in the parking garage around the corner, which is super nice. It's less than a 5 min walk with plenty of spaces. The area is fairly nice because in winter, there's a roller skating ring, ice cream place (Ben and Jerry's), and cafe (Rosetta). Generally, you can make lunch or dinner reservations here, which I HIGHLY recommend as a CYA. There are outdoor and indoor seating, as well as temaki bar seating for if you choose to do the temaki omakase. If you do the omakase, make sure to arrive on time because the dishes are made in order by the chefs for everyone. It's every Monday and Tuesday for $79. When we arrived in the early afternoon for lunch, we were told it would be a 40 min wait and that we would be notified via text when a table opened up. However, we wound up waiting an hour before we were seated -- in fact at a time that was empty the entire time we were waiting. Our server came by once to say she was going to give us water (another person did) and to take our order. After that, she never even looked our way to our table or checked in with us. I'm not even sure that that blonde lady was even in charge of our table anymore at this point. I'm sure the place was dying down in terms of business because they were no longer seating people or accepting reservations. I think it's unprofessional to forget about your tables and to quite literally have a conversation with everyone else aside from your tables and not even glance in their direction. The lunch special includes 3 selected handrolls, cucumber salad, taiwanese popcorn chicken, and daily house dessert. I think it's super cute and fresh that they wrap their nori in a plastic wrapper to preserve the nori freshness and crispness. There's also the spicy tuna hosomaki with rice pearls, but it was a LOT of rice and overpowered by the crunch off the rice pearls. The cucumber salad was simple with a soy sauce based marinade. I think the cucumber slices were thin and tad flimsy, lacking crunch. The taiwanese chicken nuggets were abundant (priced normally at $10), good crunch with a hint of flavor from the basil. The dessert was actually quite delicious! It was like a soft moist peach cobbler in a muffin shape. It was sweet, moist, and flavorful -- as a great plating ended. Here were the 3 temakis starting with the best: yellowtail salsa, salmon + cucumbers, and shrimp katsu. The shrimp katsu had an overwhelming amount of fruits (pineapple and cantaloupe), and I feel like the katsu needed a bit of sauce to make sure it wasn't too dry. The pieces also quickly fell because of how small they were. The yellowtail overall had better flavor, especially with the toppings adding a bit of crunch. I think the lunch special would be worth trying as a newcomer, but it took 25-30 min for it to even come out. At the end, I think the fryer or machine broke but the hostess continued to seat people. So even people with reservations were turned away due to needing to reset the kitchen. I think now theres a lot of stipulations on their omakase and happy hour. For omakase, you're only allowed to order 3 at a time with one from each category and 2 hour limit, automatically combined with a 20% gratuity. Happy hour special is only Wed-Thurs 2-7pm with selected $5 temaki rolls and drink specials. It's supposed to give a very modern vibe. You are, in fact, given a QR code to pay.
First time I came here, I liked the place. Then when I returned another time, I absolutely loved it. The brunch is delectable to me. They do coffee and temaki so well which is an odd combo, but I'd eat this forever. The service is quick and they are very attentive. Hasn't been that busy the last couple times I've been but I hope it gets busier!
Was in the mood for sushi and this place has been on my radar for awhile. It's not close to me but I figured I'd give it a try for the all you can eat Temaki Takeover. I made it through about 14 different hand rolls (some not pictured) but they were really good! You can only order 1 from each section at a time for each round. The yellowtail scallion, the crispy spicy tuna, and salmon Tataki were my faves of the bunch. Service was quick for each round I ordered. They were prompt to check in on me and making sure I had everything. The restaurant set up is very nice and bright. They had good music playing to pass the time. I'd definitely come back maybe for just a regular visit.
The food itself was tasty and definitely had some unique flavors, so that was the highlight of the experience. Unfortunately, the service really took away from what could have been a much better visit. We had to wait a long time to be seated, even though tables were visibly being cleared and becoming available. Once seated, the service continued to be slow, and the servers and waitstaff did not seem particularly attentive or willing to help when needed. The food also seemed to come out warm rather than freshly served, almost as if it had been sitting for a while before making it to the table. Overall, I think the food has potential and is worth trying, but the management and overall service seem to be the biggest issues here. Better organization, communication, and attentiveness from the staff would make a significant difference in the dining experience.
I thought the service and ambiance were lovely but I was hoping for more variety in the menu. The winter melon drink was quite good. The handheld sushi looked adorable but tasted rather ho-hum. I hope they expand their menu and step up their sushi game. The coffee shop part of the restaurant seemed popular. I might go back and try a coffee drink or Japanese-inspired pastry.
Been wanting to visit cuddle fish for awhile. Trying both the cafe and restaurants. Cafe : this is where the location lost a star for me. The lady at the counter was not friendly, though she did make a delicious drink. Even my husband commented on how unfriendly she was We got two pasties, my husband got the margarita (which didn't list it had pesto and my husband hates pesto) , and enjoyed it despite the pesto. I got the everything croissant with scallion crème. I didn't really taste or see anything "everything" about it. Afterwards we moved to the resturant to try the food. The servers were wonderful and friendly, food came out fast. We ordered a few temakis and 2 appetizers. Both were tasty and fresh, we didn't get soy or wasabi with our "rolls" which is I thought how they wanted to enjoy them, but turned out we just weren't offered any soy as I saw another couple get their condiments. Despite that the rolls were good without. The resturant is clean and love the open layout. We enjoyed sitting at the bar watching the chef make the temaki.
The sushi was really fresh, and you could taste the quality of the fish and all the ingredients. The service was good as well. There was a bit of a transition happening, and there was only one server, but she still provided great service. The ambiance was really nice and calm. It's located inside a café, so it wasn't too loud or crowded.* Ate from the happy hour menu*
I only came for cafe service not the restaurant so that's my review. The cafe is beautiful inside. I came in the morning when they opened and everything was nice and clean. It's cute decor and was all set up for lunch. There's some nice tables inside and outside and it's located in a pretty area. Note there's not parking right outside and you have to go the garage but it's free and easy garage parking and a short walk. I got the mocha cinnamon roll because it looked great and it definitely wasn't a typical cinnamon roll. It was delicious and fresh. I also got the matcha with strawberry puree. This I was good too but not as impressive or unique as the pastry. The cashier was very friendly in helping my decide what to get. It seems they also have a rewards points program. I'd definitely come back again to try more and relax. read more
Very beautiful space! We got the jasmine matcha latte, tiramisu latte and a matcha tiramisu latte. The jasmine matcha latte was pretty fragrant but the matcha flavor wasn't a strong. The tiramisu latte was so good! Fragrant and strong coffee. The tiramisu matcha latte was also okay, it was not as fragrant and strong in matcha flavor but the tiramisu was good. We also got a salmon hand roll to try and it was pretty good, but definitely on the smaller side for the price. read more
Overall OK experience but nothing extraordinary that will make us come back again. And please loose the soy sauce spray bottle. It's not practical and also awkward. Sweet Potato Chips - 3/5 good but nothing extraordinary Garlic Black Pepper Edamame - 3/5 just OK Tempura Bowl - 3.5/5 Classic Set - 4/5 American Wagyu - 3.5/5 Chili Avocado - 4/5 Matcha Tiramisu - 4/5 Chocolate Chip cookie - 4/5 Egg custard taro - 3/5 : Food - 3.5/5 Service - 4/5 Ambiance - 3.5/5 read more
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Cuddlefish H.
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Our waitress forgot that we ordered and came back to ask us if we were ready to order. The only reason I mention this is because I had her the first time I visited and she kept forgetting to bring things we ordered. We also did not have any water glasses at the table and had to get our own silverware after asking twice. The food tasted pretty good. The chicken nuggets were a bit too salty and the wagyu on the roll was over cooked. Not a lot of drink options and only had cold sake. The yellow tail and salsa was the best thing I had. Not sure if I would go back since the second time was a miss too. It was a clean looking place though. read more
11 months ago
Came here on a Saturday for lunch with a friend who loves this place. The location is convenient with a few different parking options. The restaurant is bright and welcoming. The staff was ok. They didn't offer us soy sauce which I thought was weird and didn't really check on us after taking our order. The crab & scallop dip was delicious. The temaki was ok. It's all cooked, and I prefer raw sushi. Also I felt like the plastic wrap on the nori and needing to remove it was unnecessary. I prefer hand rolls that are actually fully rolled in a cone shape. This place makes them look like tacos and it spills everywhere. I believe the idea is temaki is to be more convenient than maki, but this definitely is not. Probably won't come back unless someone else insists. read more
~~FOOD~~ Although the food was good I thought overall the menu was inauthentic and uncreative and not worth the price. The quality of the fish was average compared to other handroll bars in the Atlanta area. I did like that they also have a cafe and bakery menu though and I would come back to just to try the Matcha Latte as the one at their sister restaurant, Lucky Star is really good. ~~SERVICE~~ Although I was sitting at the temaki bar, I felt as though service was slow and not very personable. Typically I love sitting at the sushi bar as the chefs tend to be super friendly and personable but I just didn't feel that way here. The temaki chef was nice, but I felt like I had to flag his attention to place and order or get refill on drinks. ~~AMBIANCE~~ I loved the ambiance of this place it was super well lit and cute with a large amount of outdoor seating and a decent sized indoor seating and temaki bar seats. The restaurant wasn't too loud and the parking was free at the retail parking deck. ~~OVERALL~~ Cuddlefish wasn't bad, but I definitely had higher expectations from a restaurant that is in the same group as O by Brush, a One Michelin Starred restaurant. read more
4 months ago
Tried out Cuddlefish today for their lunch special. For price on paper, the lunch special was a good deal. 3 hand rolls, 2pc crispy tuna roll, taiwanese popcorn chicken, pickled cucumbers, and a small dessert. However, the portions are small and leave me still hungry. This is a GLP1 serving. The taste was good overall Beyond food, service was horrible. Took over 10 mins before I got water and my order placed. This would be fine in a busy restaurant, but there were only 4 tables present. Took another 30 minutes for my food to come out. The manager had to remind my server to check on my order status. After eating, I waited another 10 minutes for the check. The two wait staff were on the other side of the bar talking the whole time. After making lots of eye contact and finally verbally asking for the check, I left underwhelmed with the experience. Food wasn't satiating. Service was lackluster. I can't imagine how poor the service is when busy if this was my experience during a slow lunch. read more
I think yelpers have really hit the mark as far as ratings for this restaurant. Some things I would actually give it a five, the caramel banana latte was absolutely amazing, and the atmosphere is five stars. I didn't like how close the dining tables were. I felt a little claustrophobic, and you could hear clearly the conversation of the people next to us. I've been eyeing this place for a while now and was so excited to finally have the opportunity to check it out. I'm a huge fan of Hand rolls, so this was a really good opportunity to try a nice variety of them. They have a vegetarian selection if you want to do a combo , a classic handle experience or the signature. You can also order individually and get things like a Wagyu roll. Surprisingly my daughter liked the sweet potato roll better than the Wagyu. I think the rolls were solid, but not amazing. There are different price points, depending on what roles you choose. I thought the prices were reasonable for the hand rolls, but again I wasn't blown away with the taste. The little bakery they have there is amazing. We got this Dubai dessert that was really good. I could definitely come here and just nosh on some desserts and lattes any day! The atmosphere, the lattes, and the desserts are what would keep me coming back. read more
I didn't know that hand rolls could be so delicious or filled with so many creative toppings. We ordered the miso soup, popcorn chicken, poke bowl and the signature set of hand rolls. The shrimp tempura hand roll with pineapple and cantaloupe was my favorite. The decor inside is minimalist and inviting and the service was very attentive on a Monday night. On Mondays and Tuesdays, you can have AYCE temaki for $79 per person. Unfortunately they ran out of the corn basque cheesecake. Pick up a slice of red velvet cake to go from Velvet Taco a few doors down. read more
I stopped by for lunch and can't wait to come back for dinner! The space has such a light, open feel with plenty of natural light. I grabbed a seat at the bar to watch the sushi chefs in action. I tried the spicy tuna and scallop temaki--both were delicious, but the spicy tuna was my favorite! The poke looked amazing, so that's on my list for next time. Part of the restaurant is a bakery & cafe. They have a variety of drinks--including matcha. Service was quick. ++ they have happy hour (check website for menu) read more
I LOVED this place!!! The service was amazing, I had the tiramisu matcha latte, so good, not super sweet which I loved. I was there to cowork with a friend (great place to work and chill) so we stayed for Happy Hour and the food was amazing. 10/10, would recommend!! read more
Awesome spot in the newly manufactured High Street area near Perimeter Mall in Dunwoody. This place has two distinct sections: a restaurant featuring Japanese / Taiwanese mainstays with an emphasis on hand rolls (temaki) and a coffee shop with East Asian flair. Beautiful, bright, immaculately clean, and airy, both sections are pleasant and comfortable. My dining partners and I went for lunch at the temaki bar which was a wonderful experience. We told the chef behind the bar the type of hand roll we wanted and he made it -- simple as that. Highlights included the shrimp katsu, spicy crispy tuna, and yellowtail salsa -- all of which were fresh beyond expectation with warm rice, crisp nori wrappers, and high-quality fish with house-made toppers. The spicy tuna tare-tare appetizer with sweet potato chips was divine. Service was prompt, friendly, personal, and happy to accommodate our infant in a stroller. For 2 people with soft drinks, an appetizer, and 7 hand rolls between them, you're looking at ~$50/person -- fair for the high-touch experience you receive alongside high quality food and service. 5/5 we are excited to take our families here when they visit from out of town. We will return to try drinks from the cafe as well as everything looked beautiful! read more
1 year ago
Whenever I travel, one of my first searches is always temaki bar near me. I love finding new ones around the country. So when I was in the Atlanta area I found this place immediately and had to check it out. I loved the ambience and that there was a cafe attached to the restaurant. Upon entering, we were greeted by a super nice host who showed us to a nice table outside. Onto the food! I couldn't decide so we got a lot of temaki. We split the Signature Set and some a la carte creations, such as Crispy Spicy Tuna, American Wagyu, and Truffle Shittake. I'm going to start this review with the best ones and end with the ones that were not my favorite. I think the best option was the Crispy Spicy Tuna. The tuna was melt in your mouth but the rice pearls added a nice crush. The jalapeno also added a nice kick and it was just the perfect bite. The next best was the American Wagyu, as the meat was tender and seasoned to perfection. Tied with the American Wagyu was the Shrimp Katsu. I absolutely loved the sweet addition of the pinneaple and the shrimp was fried to perfection. These three really stood out to me. The next best was the yellowtail and salsa. I couldn't really tell what was going on flavor wise but it was pretty good and the fish was fresh tasting and I am a huge fan of yellowtail so I will be critical. The next best was the Chili Avocado. It was simple yet delicious. The Truffle Shittake was next and I love truffle flavors and this one did not disappoint. Lastly, I was not the biggest fan of the Crab and Scallop nor the Salmon Tataki. I also like those types of seafood the least, so take that with a grain of salt. The flavors were just not doing anything for me. I do think these hand rolls are very filling and very rice heavy, so five is more than enough. I also wish you could substitute out some from the set with the a la carte options, but of course that is how they get you to try them all. Overall, this place was fairly decent, and I want to come out to try some of the bakery items (I didn't have much room left after the super filling temaki). They have a temaki shaped pastry that looks super yummy! read more
2 months ago
They were holding an event the day I went. Seating was disorganized and everyone had to get seated outside (no fans to accommodate for the heat). If they were going to hold an event inside and expect every customer to sit outside, they might as well closed down the restaurant for the event. Food took an hour to come and the service is so slow. Servers were clumsy and were walking around like they didn't know what they were doing. To end, there was also a hair on my pastry! read more
2 months ago
This restaurant is located in High Street and there's plenty of parking in the retail garage there. Inside the space is very nice and well decorated! I went after work with friends for the 90 min unlimited handroll experience for $79 on a Monday night. The bar area was pretty full and there was one chef making the rolls. Each round you must order 1 roll from each category: specialty, classic, veggie. The different specialty and classic hand rolls were worth it! In total I had 12 hand rolls in the 90 min time frame and left very full. Service was slow and had to keep getting the servers' attention to put in the next round of hand rolls. Appetizers were tasty and the fish was very fresh. There were some unique flavors! read more
2 months ago
Check out Michelin-starred Chef Jason Liang's new restaurant @cuddlefish. They specialize in temaki (hand rolls) where you can order a la carte or do the temaki tasting for $95. There's also a coffee shop w/ Japanese inspired coffee & pastries. We enjoyed our interactive experience at the temaki bar w/ our Chef Jovi. read more
1 year ago
-quick service -seating at the bar feels a little cramped -clean interior -kind of far from parking deck -would come back to try cafe items read more
1 year ago
Run don't walk on this gem! Part coffee shop part sushi bar this place has it all. They have lots of incredible pastries to choose from, various specialty lattes, and matchas. They have a full bar and specialize in sake cocktails. They also specialize in hand rolls and are assembled to perfection. The staff is all really friendly and helpful too! read more
7 months ago
Been here several years times and the consistency is unmatched! Every time the excellence of the menu, the kindest of the servers and cleanliness of the restaurant keep us coming back. Our last visit we sat at the bar and I think we had the most exceptional service yet! What set this visit apart was our server Angel! As I said all servers have been kind and welcoming, but Angel had such great knowledge about the menu and maybe it was the way he spoke and described the differing flavors he made you want to try all he spoke of! He was also very knowledgeable about the Saki and helped me to choose the perfect one for the night. My favorite thing here is the Salmon Tataki I think I had 5 orders! Don't miss that one and everything on the menu is incredibly delicious! read more
8 months ago
6 months ago
I was very pleasantly surprised by how fresh the fish was, the ambiance was comfortable, and service was exceptional. I got the salmon tataki and the salmon, scallion, and avocado handroll with the spicy tuna tartar to share. Everything was really fresh and tasted so good. The star of the show was definitely the spicy tuna tartare, I would go back just for that. Really affordable pricing and will be back! read more
1 month ago
8 months ago
Pretty place, good food with a wide variety of vegetarian options too. Bakery has good options as well. read more
1 year ago
Came by for a lunch date with my husband and it was starting to get busy on a Friday . The inside was very quaint with the bakery in one corner with small decorative items on the wall. We ordered a bunch of items just to give everything a taste. All the dishes were very well balanced as far as flavors. Everything we ordered was fresh and light. Keep in mind this is not your regular American/Thai sushi restaurant that the sushi is doused with sauce. Also, the miso soup is a must try, very well flavored with a little touch of salmon in it. I also ordered 2 matcha drinks and it was the best matcha I've had: not too sweet and you can definitely taste a hint of bitterness from the matcha, as it should be. It is not Starbucks matcha so don't expect it to be overly sweet. Overall, we will add this to our rotation weekly. read more
ONLY reviewing the cafe portion as I didn't get any food. Stopped by right at opening and this space is so beautiful! Beautifully designed and spotless, including the restroom. You know it's a great place if the restroom is beautiful. The employee was very friendly and I LOVED my drink. I ordered the banana chocolate signature latte hot, and it wasn't too sweet! Perfect texture and flavor, but it wasn't $7 so on the pricier side. There's street parking if you drive past the restaurant to your left or drive to where the covered parking lot is to keep your car cool on a hot day. No validation required. read more
Amazing spot with such a clean aesthetic. It has an attached cafe which I didn't try this time, but highly recommend if you wanted a quick latte or pastry. Service was fantastic, food was amazing (probably best hand rolls I've had so far in GA, but I've only tried one spot). Parking is a little tricky. There are some spots really close by but there were signs that said "15 minute max. Vehicle will get towed" but nothing happened to my friend's car, so park at your own risk! I parked at the deck right next to the building that Cuddlefish is located in and that was free. read more
2 months ago
8 months ago
Strawberry matcha is my favorite. I tired their spicy tuna tartar and it was 10/10 also make sure you try one of their temaki sets. read more
9 months ago
The food is really great! Kind of felt more like an experience with the temaki bar. The vibe/ambiance feels like a nice cafe. Service was really good. Would definitely recommend. The matcha was extremely well made. Also, the location is fantastic. The only thing I didn't love with the rice chips. Really good rested read more
Overall, not my favorite place, and nothing stuck out. There's better places to spend your money at. Food: Poke - 5/10: The waitress recommended this over the temaki, so I tried it. The portion was small, the rice was soaked in soy sauce which overwhelms the fish, and there was not enough fish. There was salmon, tuna, and yellowtail in the bowl, and they were fresh. This was not worth the price in my opinion. Matcha tiramisu latte - 4/10: This was recommended to me over the caramel banana latte. However, there was barely any matcha flavor, the cream cheese and milk was all I tasted, and the drink overall didn't mix well together. Service: Nice people and clean place. Food came out relatively fast, but you do have to catch someone's attention to get a refill or ask for anything. This restaurant feels comparable to its sister locations. Ambiance: Beautiful place with plenty of free parking and indoor/outdoor seating. This would be a place for lunches or a quick grab. Aesthetics are nice in both dishes and the restaurant itself. read more
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Cuddlefish H.
Hi Cassie!…
1 year ago
Cuddlefish offers a great ambiance with plenty of natural sunlight, making it a pleasant place to relax and enjoy your meal. We didn't have a reservation, and the wait was about 40 minutes, but there's a public parking lot conveniently located down the road, which makes parking easy. If you're a fan of watching the chefs in action, I highly recommend sitting at the handroll bar. At the bar, you get one tamaki at a time, allowing you to savor each one individually, while a regular table will bring you the set all at once. I personally preferred the bar because it was fascinating to see the chefs prepare the rolls right in front of you. The tamakis were packed with toppings, though the downside is that they can be a bit messy...when you take a bite, everything tends to fall out, so definitely be careful not to get it on your clothes! My favorites were the American Wagyu and the Crab & Scallop, both were flavorful and well-prepared. However, some of the other fish options were a bit bland in comparison. The Tuna Tartare came with crispy sweet potato chips, which I loved. The chips paired really well with the tuna. Unfortunately, for the Black Sesame Tiramisu Latte, the black sesame flavor wasn't as strong as I hoped, and it mostly just tasted like a regular latte. I wouldn't order it again, but the overall experience was still enjoyable. read more
1 year ago
Stopped in on way to the mall.... I had a matcha latte (Nthn special tbh) Dubai Chocolate croissant (good but kinda dry) the ambiance was nice and the staff were great. Worth the experience but I wouldn't double back, it's a bit pricey and I've had better matcha lattes elsewhere. Overall it's a cute dainty little place if you're going off the vibes and wanna treat yourself. read more
1 year ago
Went for the first time in April and have gone back for baked goodies. Good place for quick casual food by the mall. Did not take pictures of cafe-bakery area but the drinks and baked goods are delicious!!! The hand rolls are good. Some missed the mark with me like the avocado one, but overall good! read more
5 months ago
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Hi Roy,…
2 years ago
Cuddlefish was the perfect Friday restaurant. It was a little busy, so make plans to go ASAP before it blows up! We had a reservation, highly recommend. We sat at the bar (also highly recommend), so we could watch the chefs prepare the temaki in front of us. The hostess and our waiter were very nice and attentive and always made sure we were taken care of! We ordered the crab & scallop dip, the classic set, and the signature set. This was definitely enough food to be filling but not weigh you down. The crab and scallop dip was excellent, the rice chips were very crunchy (maybe a little bit too crunchy), but overall very tasty! We loved both the temaki sets, but preferred the signature. The restaurant is super cute, in a great area, and has some free parking! Overall, I highly recommend Cuddlefish and will be telling everyone I know to try it! read more
8 months ago
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290 High St
Dunwoody, GA 30346
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(678) 994-2715
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