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Domo Sushi Kitchen & Bar

4.5 (117 reviews)
Open • 4:00 pm - 10:00 PM
Updated 2 weeks ago

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House saki
Katie W.

Went here for my husbands birthday and it was wonderful!! Cute little place but has a nice casual, yet classy vibe. The sushi was incredible. I got the goddess roll

Alexa N.

Domo has been one of my favorite sushi spots. I love the cozy vibes in there. Service is quick and I've never had a bad waiter/waitress there. The food comes out pretty quick considering they are making the sushi by order. I love their sushi options. If I can, I'll get the otoro (fatty tuna) and it's some of the best around Columbus that I've tried so far. They also have delicious cocktails that are well balanced. The only downside is trying to find parking since it's in the Short North. If you're lucky, you can snag a street parking spot near the restaurant.

Wagyu Yaki Tori
Katy D.

Honestly, this was one of the best meals I have had in a while. I only ordered 2 appetizers, the crispy rice with spicy tuna and the Wagyu Yaki Tori with a hot green tea, but the flavor of everything was incredible. The crispy rice was actually crunchy which is what I hope for every time I order it, and I was very impressed with the quality of the steak for the Yaki Tori. I was in town for an event and came across Domo and it was a great experience. They were playing really good EDM music in the restaurant too, so it was a total vibe. The prices were fair as well!

Firecracker roll Arigato roll Kani Kami roll
Nick S.

Domo is one of the best sushi restaurants in Columbus! No matter what you order here, it will always be delicious. The sushi and sashimi are made fresh to order in front of you at the sushi bar, and their other entrees like the bento box or calamari are all fantastic as well! The service is spot on and it's a great atmosphere for a casual meal with friends or a nice date. I highly recommend checking this place out the next time you're in the mood for sushi, and don't sleep on their Tokyo Cafe (espresso) Martini either!

Green tea and water
creative first name e.

The good: Food portions were huge and for very reasonable prices. Food choices were well thought out I am not a dressing girlie but the salad house dressing was to die for. I want that injected into my veins Now Atmosphere was so cute! Plates were classy but the tea cups were adorable critters like pandas and pigs! Lighting was gorgeous and everywhere had a great view of their bar Service was amazing! The server knew what their house dressing was made of. The bad: Green tea served with tea bags instead of in a pot. Confusing and turned bitter almost immediately because it was loose leaf and clearly a bag meant for a pot, not a cup... there also wasn't a specific dish to put the tea bag in, so we sacrificed one of our soy sauce dishes. Neither I or my dinner guest could finish the last 20% because of the bitterness. It was Loud in there with no music to speak of If you're looking for dessert, it's often seasonal and something you have to ask the servers about. Not a big deal all things considered, but sweet tooth havers have been warned Overall, a shockingly good place to go for dinner date night!!!

Spicy Tuna

We ordered almost $70 worth of sushi and got 90% rice. Nearly no tuna in the 3 rolls we ordered. Not worth the steep price tag. Plenty of better sushi places in the Short North to try instead.

Bryon T.

I have been eyeing this place for a while now since I've heard that this is the best sushi in Columbus. It's certainly rivals the best! This place was great! Great location. We were able to find parking off High Street with no issue. They certainly cram people in like sardines at this location. We waited a little bit for the next table to leave as they had us ready to sit next to the doorway which seemed a little chaotic. The service had no issue with that. We ordered a bottle of wine and the crab rangoon. I can't believe how good it was. I would have ordered two more orders and not thought twice about it. I also tried sashimi for the first time and it was excellent. I tried the Yellow as it was recommended to me. We also went with three sushi rolls: spider roll, arigato roll, and the Sakura. They were all excellent. All the food was delicious.

Salmon with cucumber and avo & the Oto roll
Christina M.

Update: Never mind on the 5 star review. Unfortunately, I had diarrhea and woke up in puddles of sweat this morning & this is the only thing I ate last night. So, unless you want to lose a few pounds from potential food poisoning, maybe stay away from here for a little while. Original review was 5/5 stars: I came here for takeout & ordered 2 rolls + miso. The rolls were perfect sizes & I was super full after finishing. I would go back. The sushi was fresh and delicious. I'd say it was close to Akai Hana/Sushi Ten quality, but not quite as large or tight rolls. Parking for pickup was a little tough on a Thursday night. I had to go around a few blocks to find a spot to then pickup my order. When ordering, it asks for a make and model / color of car, but they don't bring the food out to you. Indoor seating. There were quite a few people there.

Crispy rice app
Tam L.

Everything is always so good here! Love the staff! Legit best espresso martinis in the city! Fun ambiance, but not too loud.

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Nick S.

I went to Domo for a friend's birthday dinner and enjoyed my time overall. I'm giving my experience a 4/5 stars for the following reasons. The decor/ambiance is fairly upscale and I really appreciated the tableware (unfortunately I failed to take photos). It's a smaller dining room and can become quite loud, so be prepared if you're looking for a more relaxed or expansive environment. Their drink selection is great. We enjoyed several different cocktails, a refreshing Japanese seltzer, and, of course, soju. The menu is huge and has all of the sushi staples you'd expect. My spicy salmon and hamachi rolls tasted fresh and weren't overly pricey. Our server was very friendly and gave us good guidance on what to order; however, I did feel that the visits to the table took longer than they should have. Those at our table who ordered hot food waited much longer than I would have expected. Some items beyond the traditional rolls can become pricey. It's not like your strip mall sushi spot. Be prepared for a bigger bill. Overall, I was very pleased with the quality, ambiance, and experience. If they can adjust their service slightly, they will be successful.

A lychee cocktail (I don't remember the name) but it was pretty and strong but not overpowering.
Eve Lily G.

I had a good experience at Domo. I went on a Saturday afternoon with a reservation. We were seated immediately and enjoyed refreshing cocktails. The food was served hot and delicious. Its a small restaurant but didn't feel over crowded. I will be back for happy hour.

Salad and miso soup
Jayme H.

What a cool spot to join the Short North family! I live down the street and have both dined in and ordered takeout from Domo. My takeout experience wasn't the best but my dining experience was awesome so I'm going to focus on that. My takeout order was shortly after they opened and I have doubt they were still working out the kinks every new restaurant experiences. My three neighbors and I like to go to dinner together every few months and based on the interior alone, we had to check Domo out. It's really beautiful inside... exposed brick, cherry blossoms and large koi fish lanterns hanging from the ceiling, art on the walls, a large open kitchen with a sushi bar, and a couple televisions. The service was also top notch. We had a reservation and were seated right away and our server was friendly, attentive, and kindly answered any questions we had. We decided to share the veggie gyoza and it made for a great starter. I had ordered this when I got my meal to go and the dine in version was definitely better. I wanted to try a variety of their menu items so I ordered the tofu bento box and let me tell you, it was so much food, I couldn't finish it all. It came with crispy tofu, stir fry veggies, a california roll, miso soup, a house salad, two shrimp, veggie tempura, spicy cucumber, potato bokkeum (pan fried potatoes), and a spring roll. All of this was only $19.95. Holy cow! The miso soup, salad, shrimp, veggie tempura, and spring roll were my favorite. This spot would be great for a date or night out with friends and I will definitely be coming back!

Peter T.

I love their happy hour! The rolls are so cheap, but my favorite thing is their Kitchen Donburi Bowl. Additionally, can't go wrong with any of their drinks - I always get a Lychee martini. The staff are always so kind and it is super cute inside.

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Some of the best sushi I've ever had. Chef is very creative. Staff is amazing. The udon carbonara is to die for.

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