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    Kyu 55 Thai & Sushi

    5.0 (5 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    3.8(1.2k reviews)
    1.6 mi
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    This is our nephew's go to spot for a celebration and we have been visiting for years. I can't…read morespeak on all of the menu, of which, is extensive. I CAN tell you the ramen and sushi is solid. I have had several types of ramen and sushi and they have never disappointed. The sushi always seems fresh and freshly made. The ramen is flavorful and filling. Service is good, I like the ring the bell model where you aren't being pestered by the server and they aren't wasting their time. I have never been to Japan but I bet the restaurant's atmosphere with areas you take your shoes off would fit right in. Always happy when our nephew picks this place for his birthday dinner. This is our nephew's go to spot for a celebration and we have been visiting for years. I can't speak on all of the menu, of which, is extensive. I CAN tell you the ramen and sushi is solid. I have had several types of ramen and sushi and they have never disappointed. The sushi always seems fresh and freshly made. The ramen is flavorful and filling. Service is good, I like the ring the bell model where you aren't being pestered by the server and they aren't wasting their time. I have never been to Japan but I bet the restaurant's atmosphere with areas you take your shoes off would fit right in. Always happy when our nephew picks this place for his birthday dinner.

    For the past two visits, we've had some of the worst dining experiences we've ever had…read more First, the customer service was disappointing. The short, thin hostess at the front repeatedly rolled her eyes behind our backs while seating us. I didn't notice it at the time, but our friend pointed it out towards the end of our meal, and it left a very negative impression. Our server was also inattentive. He checked on nearly every table around us multiple times but rarely came by ours. We ordered over $150 worth of food for just the two of us, yet received very little service. Despite that, we still left a 20% tip. Unfortunately, the food was disappointing as well. A lot of the food arrived cold. The quality and taste were nowhere near as good as what we remembered from previous visits. After giving this restaurant multiple chances, we can confidently say we will not be returning.

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    Yokohama Sushi - Chirashi Don

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    4.5(326 reviews)
    1.2 mi
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    The Absolute freshest and most diverse sushi options in Atlanta. Our first time coming here,…read moreselected based on the amount of options (was looking to try Uni & Clam for the first time -- did NOT disappoint). We were blown away by the quality, and the attention to detail (even in the spicy tuna -- most places use WAY to much krewpie in their spicy tuna) Reminded me of some of my best sushi experiences in Los Angeles. HIGHLY recommend this place. Toshi (head chef) and Sean were Amazing, knowledgeable, and fun to talk with

    My favorite sushi in Atlanta hands down. Been here 10 times or more (not joking). I'm worried that…read moreif I tell too many people about it, they'll get too popular and possibly raise prices. Law of supply and demand. But given the elevation in quality of life this establishment has provided me with across the years, I feel I owe them some good marketing through a review. If there was a sushi coefficient of freshness, quality, quantity, and cost, this place wins everyday. C= (Fr*Q*q*c) Fr: 9 Q: 8 q: 10 c: 10 C(Yokohama)= 7200 Don't get me wrong - the competition is fierce for delicious sushi (Fudo, MF sushi, Nobu, all the Omakase scenarios popping up in town). What this means is the cost (c) is way too high, giving it a low 1-5 in the equation. Also, quantity (q) is low, about 4-6. So, the resulting coefficient is very low overall. From my understanding, the fish here only comes from Japan, so it's good stuff - and they really load up the rolls (a lot of the time), and they have this deal on weekend for special rolls (25% off I think). So you do get the quality, quantity, and decent price (about $12-15 per specialty roll). The regular rolls are good too, and loaded with fish. E.g. spicy salmon/tuna. So, if you're looking to go crazy on some good sushi without restraint and without breaking the bank completely, this is your spot. family owned I believe, very nice and efficient service. Cozy/casual, not too fancy, but feels comfortable to dine in. No delivery unfortunately on any app, but that makes quality control better IMO. Thank you for your attention to this manner.

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    Yebisuya - Akuma Red Ramen

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    3.4(271 reviews)
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    Eaten here twice in the last month, and I feel my lunch experience is better than my dinner…read moreexperience, mostly because the server at lunch was a bit more attentive and a wee bit nicer than the one at dinner. I haven't ordered the ramen for myself, but I've tried the ones my party ordered, and I feel the ramen here is okay. The broth simply isn't as good as Okiboru and other places I've been to. I do feel the katsu and chicken katsu don are a little bit better than others in the area, as the portion size of the protein seems a little more. Had the karaage and gyoza as appetizers. Pan fried gyoza is better than the deep fried. 3.5 stars

    In Japanese mythology, Ebisu is one of the Seven Lucky Gods for prosperity of fishermen and good…read morefortune. It is likely not the reason that patrons decide to visit Yebisuya for ramen, but that's where the name comes from in case someone is curious. This is a family run establishment in an extremely dense Doraville strip mall. The folks working here are wonderful. There was an odd option to set the ramen on fire, but the option to do so quickly backfired (yes, pun intended). Unfortunately, while it creates a fun presentation, it also burns all the toppings at the top of the ramen, sadly ruining it. Aside from that, the broths at Yebisuya are tasty and execution is solid. The spicy ones are extremely spicy. As someone who loves spicy food in general, this was a bit extreme for enjoyment. Thus, I would suggest that restaurant tones this down for its standard spicy variant, adding some additional options to choose "extra spicy." The staff are attentive. This is a spot that does things just right for what it is. Inexpensive, good, Japanese comfort food.

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    4.3(583 reviews)
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    Parking in the lot but can get packed during peak hours…read more Excellent service. Great place for special occasions or just casual meal. They have private rooms and regular dining room seating. Weekday lunch bento box special (11am-3pm) is a great deal and comes with a lot of food. Personal favorite is the Kalbi (short ribs) box. The Kang Nam Junsik A combo is a great deal too and gives so many courses. Feels like the food just keeps coming. They always end your meal with a complimentary ice cream!

    Wow Kang Nam was been open since 1970 and their logo is a cure puffer fish. And I have never been…read morehere. Well here we go! Located on Buford highway just OTP Kang Nam has a nice building and spacious parking lot. Walk in and you are greeted quickly and shown to a table. There are also curtained booths for privacy. The menu is extensive. The lunch specials are excellent. I ordered the sashimi box, Betsy had a couple rolls. Both came with miso soup and a salad. The box also came with three veggie side dishes that have a name but I am not looking it up sorry. My box had some udon soup that was ok, a delicious roll, 12 slices of fish, a couple eggs, come eel, some tempura, and a crab stick. It was all fresh tasting and delicious. The yellowtail was especially good, I dont always like yellowtail. All of this for only $26 I think is awesome. I will be back!

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    Excellent food!! The flavor of their noodles are delicious, portions are good too. The place is…read moreclean and comfortable. Food came out fas. Everything here is very delicious

    A unique noodle dish with a cute origin story!…read more The story begins with a wife wanting to nourish her husband while he studied for the Imperial Exams on a little island. She made a rich golden chicken noodle soup and sealed in the flavor, heat, and aroma with a layer of chicken oil; and packed the other ingredients separately so that her husband could have a fresh meal as he studied. This dish and style of preparation/presentation eventually became known as Crossing-the-Bridge noodles and is categorized as an intangible cultural heritage for the region. Similar to hot pot, you're supposed to cook the individual ingredients in the hot broth when it all comes out; however, the pot isn't constantly cooking and it should all go in when it arrives at the table. The original broth is really flavorful, while remaining delicate and hearty, and all the various components go well together. The only thing is that the broth does cool down relatively quickly once you start putting in all the other ingredients, so some things weren't as hot as I would've liked. But, overall, I enjoyed my experience! Service was wonderful and there's always parking in this plaza.

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