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Umaizushi

2.4 (303 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Tiffany L.

If you're at the ATL airport and looking for alternative food options this place is it! Anisa was behind the bar providing top tier service. Sushi was of quality as was the seaweed salad. It kept me quite full up until I made it home. Clean area with TV's to wait if your in the Southwest terminal. Total with tip, $27.

Payal P.

I was at the airport waiting for my flight with my coworker. You seat yourself. Everything you are served is disposable. It was sushi rolls only available at the time. Minimal options, small rolls. My roll fell apart each time I tried to take a bite, the rolls were not proportional in each bite (rich to filling) and staff not attentive just want you to order and leave.

The Poke bowl

Today was my first time eating. I really never eat in the airport, but my flight was over 4 hours delayed, so had no choice really. Anyway, As I walked around I came across this restaurant on concourse C. So I stopped in. You can seat yourself. It had a good crowd so I thought it must be pretty good. My first sign that it probably wasn't gonna be was not seeing anyone of the Japanese culture creating the food. My second sign after ordering was one young lady had ordered received her food and then the next thing I know she was gone, leaving and almost full plate of food, and mind you she ordered a small plate So here are my thoughts on my experience eating here. SERVICE: My server was good, I have no complaints she was nice and checked on me, the only thing I didn't too much like is when I asked her he reccomendations, she basically just handed me the menu. And I'm like I see that.. But she did inform me when I asked about the teriyaki salad that the chicken was fried. So basically had a normal service FOOD: Well here is where it all went wrong. I ordered the Poke Bowl mixed Salmon/tuna. When she brought it out like 10 mins later, I knew then I should not have cone here to eat, nor did I think about checking a review, mainly b/c I never really eat at the airport... Anyhoo, the bowl came with all this sauce all over the salmon amd tuna. Like it was drowning in it, and it looked like it was gonna be unflavored. The rice was in the middle and everything was cut big. The avocado was in large slices the carrots, and some white veg that I don't know what it was, and the tuna and salmon didn't seem to be sushi cut, just large chunks which some of the salmon still had the dark part from the skin. The seaweed was dark looking, and it just looked like more than likely an American made it. When I started to eat it, the said was a bit much, could have just used a drizzle across the top. It really looked plain and uneventful and tasted pretty much that way. I did eat the rice which was good with the seaweed and a little of the sauce. It wasn't like terrible it was tolerable..‍ Once I finished much of the salmon and tuna was left. I started to feel a bit nauseated after, like it wasn't settling well in my stomach.. So when I got on my flight I got a ginger ale. I don't think ill be sick, but my insides are just letting me know they didn't enjoy it.. PRICE: My dish was $18 and some change basically $21 after tax. Was it worth it. Absolutely not! I would not reccomend eating here if you are an avid sushi eater, this place would be an insult. This business hasn't even been claimed, that says a lot right there. Ownere probably don't care b/c it's inside an airport, so they gonna get buisness regardless and who travels enough to come to this place over and over to make this would be a raving spot. But if i can help someove avoid it and save some money or at least just not eat here, then the review is worth it.

Half eaten teriyaki chicken rice bowl.

One of the only asian food you can get at the airport so really you cant ask much. The location is cute and fun music. The service was great especially when she s all by herself, greeting and bringing out the food and drinks. I had the terriyaki chicken rice bowl, they don't have ramen or anything soup or hot drinks. Theres plenty of teriyaki chicken but way too salty and too much for little rice and vegetables. I down it with a nice margarita and im out of there.

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Valerie W.

For airport food, it was perfectly fine. Had a short layover and needed to eat something fairly quick but since I was flying coast to coast I also didn't want anything too heavy or greasy. This place was busy and service was slow but understandable. Luckily my order was not complicated and didn't take too long to get so could make it to my gate for boarding. The sushi was fine. Definitely not the best I've ever had but I've also had worse. Wish they had more options or were solid with the few options they had. I definitely wouldn't seek it out next time in Atlanta but would consider going back if I happened to be in that terminal and similarly wanted something light.

California Rolls, or a poor attempt at them

Food was barely edible. Avocado was rotting and mush. Rolls were poorly slapped together made by the only waitress who had to go to the back to help the "chef" whilst tables are full, terrible service.

Crunchy tuna roll
Melzie C.

Lackluster Safeway style sushi. Fine pricing. Qr code on the tables doesn't work. Don't bother. There were only two workers. The poor bar girl was all alone while another girl complained loudly this wasn't in her job description. It was awful. 40 mins for pre-made sushi.

California roll - beyond small. Ridiculous.
Adam Z.

Don't bother. It is worse than supermarket sushi. Rolls are tiny and not worth it. And yes, I understand airport food is overpriced anyway. Not sure what else to say. There is nothing Japanese about this place. Maybe the soy sauce?? I mean, it's edible, but it's not good. Kitchen closed at 8PM and the airport is full. Not quite sure I understand that business model.

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Made the mistake of coming here without looking at the reviews first. Food was disgusting and overpriced. Actively avoid this place.

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They illegally charge you and add their own tip amount. Terrible service, do NOT recommend going.

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Awful service, long wait for a roll and poke bowl, no flavor, expensive. Drinks came even later. What a waste of money and time.

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I think it's weird to be open so late and offer two types of food. Full staff. Half them eating hot dogs and candy while working.

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Mediocre poke bowl but it's an airport so what do you expect. I was disappointed but the food was fresh. Just uninspired.

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4.6
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12.5 mi

Decided we wanted to switch up and try a new ramen spot randomly and I am extremely thrilled with…read morethis choice. The service was impeccable and I never had to wait for a refill or for the next part of my meal. We tried quite a bit, but have even more to try. Let's just say that this was a delicious set of broths, chewy noodles, and rich flavor. Simple and to the point with clear flavor. We also tried a few of the cocktails and I must say they each were delicious in a different way. Bonus points because they show the pictures of the cocktail and main Liqour used which was a nice touch. Two of the drinks were their Spring specials but the others were available all year per my understanding. Okiboru, thanks for having me. Can't wait to return!

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Inside. Dining room. View from back of house. 1.0x zoom.
Inside. Dining room. View from back of house. 1.0x zoom.
Shoyu Brussels. $9.50. Brussels sprouts, shoyu vinaigrette, pickled onions, sesame seeds.
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We visited on a Sunday during a holiday weekend, and to my surprise, it was very quiet. That turned…read moreout to be a bonus since parking in this area can be a challenge. There are a limited number of free parking spaces, but there's also a parking garage conveniently located right next to the restaurant. The restaurant was clean, and we were greeted as soon as we walked in. Since there were only about three occupied tables, we had our pick of seating. The menu is accessed through a QR code, but I appreciated that they also provide a tablet for guests who prefer not to (or can't) use their phones. The service was excellent. Our server took the time to explain the menu, answer questions, and clarify which substitutions were available. Hands down, the best gyoza I've had in Georgia. The wrappers were perfectly crisp with a juicy, flavorful filling that disappeared far too quickly. I ordered the Hot Miso Ramen, and it arrived looking just as incredible as it tasted. The vibrant crimson broth was topped with tender slices of pork chashu, a perfectly marinated jammy egg, sweet corn, scallions, sesame seeds, and seasoned ground pork, creating a bowl that was as visually inviting as it was delicious. Despite the name, the spice level was approachable; it added warmth without setting my mouth on fire. The broth was rich, savory, and layered with flavor. I'm usually not a fan of pork ramen, so I ordered the chicken karaage to add to my meal, but it honestly wasn't necessary. The pork was exceptionally tender, well-seasoned, and completely changed my opinion of pork ramen. My daughter ordered the Hangover Cure Ramen, which was equally impressive. It was soothing, deeply savory, and comforting; the kind of meal that warms you from the inside out. It was lighter than my bowl but still packed with flavor, making it the perfect choice if you're looking for something nourishing without sacrificing taste. We finished with a mochi ice cream. While it was refreshing and served as the perfect palate cleanser after such a savory meal, I do think it's a bit overpriced considering it's a single piece. Overall, this was a 10/10 experience. From the warm hospitality and attentive service to the beautifully presented, flavor-packed food, E Ramen exceeded our expectations. Whether you're a ramen enthusiast or trying it for the first time, this spot is absolutely worth a visit. We'll definitely be back.

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3.9
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It's always packed and the vibes are nice (though loud) inside. Make sure to scan the QR code in…read morethe lot for free parking or you'll get booted! Food overall leans salty. It's great if you wanna grab a bunch of affordable appetizers with a beer, but not so good if you're looking for a nicer culinary experience. The minus stars are for over seasoning and the fish never being as fresh as I wish it was-- the salmon carpaccio is CHEWY and FISHY. The rolls are a bit better, but still not as fresh as I wish.

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Handsome looking fishes from Japan. Madai, Isaki(Japanese grunt), Kamasu and Aji mackerel.
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4.7
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We usually visit the same ramen shop every time we're in the Atlanta area but this time we wanted…read moreto explore more since we knew there were so many other options. We decided to try Slurpin' Ramen Bar first. I had read that they originally started in California so I had a good feeling about it and I'm so glad we went! Their tonkotsu broth was probably the best I've had in the US. It was rich and full of flavor without feeling overly heavy. It was so good that we didn't want to leave any behind so we actually took the leftover broth with us for the 5-hour drive home (thankfully we had a cooler bag!). I immediately had to tell my son who's currently living in LA for college so he can visit one there too. This place is definitely going on our must-visit restaurant list from now on.

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