Whoa we fell in love right away - the menu, the food, the service, the space - we will be back for…read moresure. I learned about the place from Instagram - not sure if they still have the $10 lunch specials but that was the lure that got us to check it out. They are located in the same shopping as the Medlock Regal Cinema. CHICKEN KARAAGE COMBO - $10 The karaage was good. Came w/ a mayo-like sauce for dipping. Cabbage salad served as a starter - learned later that you can opt for the potato salad instead which we'll try next time. Combo also came w/ a miso soup which was delicious ... one of the best miso soups I've had! MINCED KATSU COMBO - $10 This was the highlight dish for sure. The katsu coating was perfection, and the pork inside was not at all what I expected ... it was minced and interesting tasting ... we loved it! Served w/ two sauces, and pickles. Also came w/ the cabbage salad as a starter, and the miso soup. Next time I'd like to try the Croquette Combo w/ the potato salad - and eventually try all their dishes. The menu looked really good!

There's plenty of parking in the plaza. It's in the same plaza as Regal Theatre, so we decided to…read morestop by for dinner after a movie on a whim. It was around 8 PM on a Thursday night, and the place was pretty empty. There were only two occupied tables including us. The service was simple but friendly. Since it's a tonkatsu place, most of what we ordered was fried: - Mentai Cheese Stick: It was okay. I mostly tasted the cheese rather than the cod roe, and it was a bit salty. - Chicken Katsu - Shrimp Katsu - Pork Katsu Because most of our order consisted of katsu dishes, the flavors started to blend together a bit. There wasn't a huge difference in taste between the chicken and pork katsu. The restaurant itself is clean and has separate booth seating, which gives a nice sense of privacy. The food was good, but not quite as impressive as I hoped for from a tonkatsu-focused restaurant. Quality-wise, it felt more like a high-quality fast food chain rather than a traditional Japanese restaurant specializing in tonkatsu. The meat and shrimp quality were decent but fairly average overall. Nothing to really complain about, but also nothing especially memorable or rave-worthy.

Food was decent. Service was unacceptably slow…read more I pre-paid online for 2 sushi catering platters in advance. I selected 3:15 pm for the pick up time and arrived promptly at 3:15 pm. The food was not ready until 3:58 pm. This is absolutely unacceptable. The sushi platters were for my son's birthday party. Due to the near 45 minute delay that I had to wait for the food, I was late to my son's birthday party. I was so disappointed by the level of service I received and would not recommend this place if you want catering.

There is plenty of parking outside. We went on a Saturday afternoon…read more What a nice little restaurant. The two ladies running this place are so friendly and directed us to the Kiosk to order. We had the three onigiri, a steak bento box, eel bento box and takoyaki. It took them a little bit to make the food. They brought us complimentary miso soup and out boba drinks. The miss was warm and had a nice flavor. With so many other boba shops around I would not order those again. But the food once it came out was fresh, very flavorful and served with a smile. We really enjoyed out bento boxes and did not mind the wait. If I had one suggestion, it would be to invest in better seating options as they were not supporting the larger members of our party. I had enough food to take home for my lunch the following day and it was just as good the next day.

Authentic Japanese sushi may not be for you…read more Unless you are like me and: Tired of eating at low quality buffets Tired of low quality all-you-can-eat sushi Tired of chasing overpriced Michelin stars Tired of viral trends Tired of being fooled by influencers Tired of the word omakase おまかせ being used for what is actually a set sushi menu... This is a spot that I've personally been keeping to myself for a while now, because it's just that good. Why this place is just that good: 1 Japanese sushi chef & staff 2 Taste & texture just like Japan 3 Vibes & service just like Japan 4 Chef's choice flights with no filler, like egg, squid, shrimp, etc. All fish. 5 No Michelin stars needed because here, I feel like I'm back in Japan at a hidden local mom & pop spot. Gritty, charming, and hidden. Not convinced about this underrated spot? Good, don't go, so it won't be crowded. It's easier for those that actually like eating sushi as it's intended to be, raw. For me, this is my top Japanese sushi spot OTP after literally trying them all.

If you're looking for a mom and pop great traditional Japanese sushi restaurant, this is the place…read more My wife and I had the Sakura sushi dinner and a sashimi sushi dinner. Fish was fresh and cut well. The hamachi collar was very tasty. The inside is a quaint family owned sushi restaurant which is what we love. Would recommend to anyone looking for high quality traditional Japanese sushi restaurant

This sushi spot is nestled in a strip of other business, but deserves it's OWN standalone location!…read more I've had sushi from many establishments. Yet, there is something special about Flying Roll. Anything from it's cozy, quiet atmosphere to the flavor-forward rolls, I'd go so far as to say, there's nothing that would disappoint. We dined on Shumai and Rangoon with our hot green tea. The rolls arrived in very good time following - The Triple X, Lobster Love and Snow Mountain rolls. The Shumai was very tasty, but the Rangoon had with more crab than cream cheese - a first, much to our pleasure. For the rolls, each was enough for one person. The standout was the Lobster Lover, followed very closely by the Triple X. The snow mountain roll was a bit heavy with the tempura flakes ( the Snow? ) but decent overall. Recapping, the service, flavors and vibe all warrant future visits for certain, if for no other reason than to try their other offerings, which are plentiful! Even the drive itself would not be a factor. BON APPÉTIT

I went to flying roll yesterday. It is one of my favorite sushi spots in Duluth. The food is…read moreALWAYS fresh and on point. The service is always spot on as well. I love the ambiance. I've been going to flying roll for years now. Yesterday I ordered the yellowtail sashimi, spicy tuna roll and love potion no. 9. They were are so good and the sushi was so fresh! If you have never been to flying roll you have to go check it out! It's one of my absolute favorite local sushi spots! I promise you.. you will NOT be disappointed!

There's a super friendly couple running things and the service was quick. There are options for…read morebooths, tables, or little private booths with curtains. We all had miso soup and sushi, which was fresh and delicious. The inari was also perfect. We have been twice now and will definitely visit again!

UPDATE 9/14/25: It has been a little over a year since I've been back, and I got to say, it is just…read moreas delicious as I remember! The interior has gotten a cute little facelift, and the service remains amazing as always. Got my usual Sake Don and Sashimi Sampler, and the fish was just as how I last remembered it tasting -- fresh and delicious. This spot will always have a sweet spot in my heart and will always taste like coming home!

Aji Katsu in Suwanee, GA Japanese Tonkatsu & Ramen Spot…read more I am just not a big fan of the sweet flavor in Japanese cuisine. Aji Katsu does have some similar flavors in Japan. Shrimp Curry Udon - Classic Japanese curry: slightly sweet, super rich, and bold. Sauce coats every udon perfectly. Shrimp tempura a bit over-fried, slightly chewy, but tonkatsu-style breadcrumbs gave it a nice crunch. 8.5/10 Yakisoba - Generous portion for the price! Sauce has that tangy, fruity flavor I remember from Tokyo. Beef lightly seasoned. Personally, tangy noodles aren't my favorite, but Tokyo street-style lovers will enjoy. 8/10 Hibachi (Hambāgu) - Grilled Japanese hamburger steak, fried rice, sautéed veggies. Meat tender, veggies had a hint of truffle seasoning. Sweet teriyaki glaze not my favorite. 7/10 Bingsu - Red beans + condensed milk. Small size perfect for 2. Sweet, creamy, refreshing. 9/10

I bought a phone and the meet up was at the Publix. It was dinnertime and I'd spent over 90 minutes…read morein traffic so I wanted something close. Thankfully, Aji-Katsu was there. Initially, entering the store was a bit off. The hostess didn't speak to me for about two minutes; she'd made the assumption I was with another party getting a pick up order. But after that was resolved, I was seated quickly. The store layout was nice; big booths with tall sides for privacy. I'm not sure if I liked how all their chopsticks were in a container you pulled from the table but overall a small detail. I did really like getting ice cold water and the metal carafe they provided kept the ice out of the drink. I went for their Aji Ramen and got the $10 3 handroll add on. My choices were unagi, toro, and spicy tuna. Shockingly they didn't have any spicy tuna do I chose a salmon instead. The hand rolls came out first and a pair of scissors were also provided if I wanted to cut them myself. Here are my thoughts: Toro - surprisingly bland. There wasn't the feeling of rich fatness that I expect with it though to be fair I am comparing this to a far higher end omakase experience. Needless to say, I wouldn't chose this again. Salmon - surprisingly good. This ended up being my favorite of the three. The salmon was nice and fresh and the soy sauce and wasabi made for tasty savor bites. Unagi - also good. I'm a sucker for eel. Because of the ponzu sauce, there's no need for soy sauce. I made a mistake of dipping a piece that I cut from the handroll and it was way too salty. Eaten as is, it was just what I expected Aji Ramen - a solid bowl of ramen. I was very pleased with the full egg and also the chashu pork. I don't know if I recall the bean sprouts but at $14, this was kind of a steal in terms of bang for buck. Plenty of food even by itself. All in all, I liked Aji-Katsu. I don't think I'd travel for it but if I was in the area and in the mood I would stop in again.

Ozuri Izakaya in Duluth, GA…read more a cozy little Osaka like izakaya spot open until 4AM my husband and I came here for a date night, and here's everything we ordered (in order ) Starter Sapporo beer Edamame Fresh Uni (recommend ) Shoyu Ramen Kikusui Sake Yakitori Enoki & Bacon (MUST order ) Pork Belly (recommend ) Garlic (so good with sake) Green Onion with Bacon Negima (chicken + scallion) Eggplant Main Grilled Eel (recommend ) Uni Sushi (recommend ) the culture of izakaya is all about slowing down after a long day or late night... sitting with close friends or your loved one, sharing food, sipping sake, and enjoying the moment Ozuri really gives that Osaka vibe they even have private rooms if you want something more intimate. Their menu has a great selection of food and sake. perfect spot for date night or late night cravings

If you're looking for a restaurant that opens late - this has to be one of them! Opens until 4AM…read more We came there on a Friday evening around 10PM and the place is still bustling. Decor is nice looking and each table is a booth style with high wall partition. We ordered the Ozuri You Course + Takoyaki + Japanese Pudding for dessert. Lots of food for sure. Our favorite is their fish items (sushi, sashimi, grilled cod) AND Pudding! We've never tasted a cod as soft and flaky as the one served here. The pudding is as close to as you can get to an authentic pudding in Japan.

Thanks to fellow Yelpers for this recommendation!…read more Visiting Norcross to check out granite warehouses and Sushi Mito is that area. Arrived around noon on Saturday and it was already very busy. Plenty of options for hot and cold selections. We sat in a cozy comfy booth by the sushi bar where the experienced chefs created lots of items as well as greeting everyone. We opted for the panko shrimp pseudo bento box that included miso soup, salad, 5 tasty shrimp, + seafood salad ! We ordered their version of a caterpillar roll which included 3 types of fresh fish inside and avocado outside. For the California eel roll, we omitted the krab stick for more avocado, eel was on top. Different but tasty version. Plenty of food especially for lunch. Service was friendly, efficient, and prompt especially for the volume of diners. Overall, a very pleasant experience and recommend it!

I went to Sushi Mito to meet some friends for a get together. It was my 1st time going to Sushi…read moreMito. It was on my places to try. But, we waited over 45 min to be seated even though the hostess said about 20 min. which was fine. After we were seated our server came and brought us our drinks. She gave us time to look over the menu. The food was very good. Very fresh and tasty. The service was lacking in my opinion. One of my friends ordered the special and had to wait over an hr for her food. Everyone had already finished eating and she still didn't get her food. The server was no where to be found. I feel the server should of been more attentive to our table. I looked around and everyone else seemed to be waited on, on a timely manner but our group of friends. The ambiance was pretty cool. I liked the way the restaurant was set up. But overall I was very disappointed in the service, even though the food was really good. So I'm not sure if I'd go back for a 2nd time.

Long overdue. This place has been around forever. Survived housing crash recession. 9/11. Covid…read moreand other business killing times. Used to be my Grandmas favorite sushi spot when she was alive... There are so many sushi places to eat around now but if you had to pick a sushi spot in Duluth... this is it!!! Excellent service. Reasonable price. There's a reason this place lasted long as it has.

I've been coming to this restaurant for lunch every so often since I started working in the area 3…read moreyears ago, and each time it's a solid experience. The lunch offerings and portions are a good value, and staff/service is always pleasant. I've yet to have had a bad meal here, and I know my colleagues agree. In fact one of our sales folks from the Midwest *always* comes here for lunch whenever he is visiting our office. Whether dining alone or with a group, the staff is happy to accommodate - including separate checks with no issue. If you're a sushi fan and in the area, Haru Ichiban is definitely worth a visit.

I was so happy to find out about Okiboru tsukemen. Although the price was little expensive, but the…read moredish worthed it IMO! The noodles were chewy, the dipping broth was delicious(a bit salty to taste but it meant to balance out the bland noodle). The service was fast and can be a place for large gatherings. Will definitely come back for more!

After a long hiatus from Okiboru, my boyfriend and I decided to stop by for ramen for lunch. We…read morestarted with the Brussels sprouts as an appetizer--my favorite item on the menu--and they were just as great as I remembered. Definitely did not disappoint! For my entree, I ordered the tonkotsu ramen. Unfortunately, it was a bit lackluster. I'm not sure I'd return specifically for the ramen. My boyfriend ordered the truffle shoyu ramen and also found it to be underwhelming. The ambiance has also changed since my last visit. They've replaced the middle bar area with more tables and painted over the previously drawn-on walls. The space feels noticeably darker now and lacks some of the character it once had. That said, the service was great. Our server, JJ, was attentive, friendly and took good care of us.