The Nori

Delicious food, friendly staff, and modern and clean space. Walked in hungry during lunch time, and walked out very happy and full.The space itself is large enough to host a bigger party. The food quality is to die for!

I was excited to try Nori, and our first visit was quite good - maybe a 4 star experience. The flavors they emphasized were varied and powerful, elevating the simple handrolll.Unfortunately our next visit was quite a bit worse with the service sparse and the food was not as flavorful. I hope that if I do decide to give this place another chance I will be able to enjoy it as much as my first visit.The interior could use some love as well. It feels as if they wanted a modern and clean look, which is fine, but the overwhelmingly gray plain walls with black chairs made it feel drab.

Really nice and considerate service here! The food is also great. Quality fish and good ratio of rice to ingredients in the hand rolls.It's nice that you get a free miso soup if you order 5 hand rolls.Also the ambiance is nice and chill. Today they played 80's and 90's soft rock love songs. Some Disney classics in there too!

The flavors were great. Loved how unique it was here. The spicy tuna crispy rice was amazing. Loved the happy hour menu. They weren't stingy with the meat. My only negatives were that we had to ask for plates, napkins, and ginger/wasabi. And I wasn't super crazy on having a ton of seaweed paper, but that's a personal preference.

We visited on Saturday for lunch with a party of 3 adults and 2 small children and it was a very good experience. We arrived and were seated immediately in their spacious dining area. We were the only customers at 11:20 AM. The waitress provided waters and took our order.We went with Shrimp Tempura, Spicy Tuna Tartare, Salmon Poke, Kurobata Sausage, Salmon Carpaccio, Spicy Edamame, Nori Lover Sets, Dynamite Handroll, Salmon Kama, Chicken Teriyaki Donburri, Miso Soup, and a Blue Crab California Roll. All the items were very fresh, well prepared, and tasty. It is a bit strange, they leave the plastic wrap on the seaweed in their hand rolls. You need to remove it before eating.The service was excellent, the waitress was prompt and effective. I only wish that they had a liquor license, a sake would have been nice. Overall, and excellent place for Japanese fare.

Ordered delivery on uber eats for a quick lunch. The food was well packaged, and fish was fresh. I got one of their combos and added on a scallop piece. The standouts for me were definitely the spicy tuna and scallop. I would pass on the eggplant personally but it was very well cooked and presented. Would definitely want to try dine in if I find myself in the area.

The food was delicious with all items eaten and no leftovers. Our servers were attentive and friendly. The restaurant was not crowded and there were a couple folks at the bar. Plenty of room there.

I hardly write bad reviews but this one is needed. I don't understand how this place has such good reviews? I'm genuinely confused. I recently went to Sushi Nori in Seattle and that place was A1, top tier. I was craving hand rolls and saw this place on yelp. I was hoping to get the same quality but it was no where near close. First, the appetizers were terrible. The shrimp and vegetable tempura- were like onion rings lol. The batter was thick and it didn't taste like tempura at all, what kind of batter is this . The ika geso karaage or whatever that was, was ehhh - not good, very salty. As for the hand rolls... omg I when I tell you I was disappointed- I was HOT! The spider roll... again mixed in a freakin onion ring type batter. It was BAD. Eating it made me upset because who said this was okay? The truffle salmon (it was on the board as one of their special items) - BAD! The quality of the salmon was by far THE WORSE I've had... the AYCE restaurants have better salmons than this. $9/$10 FOR THIS SALMON with the tiniest piece of truffle from a jar? IM HOT! The salmon belly with caviar.. don't get me started. The caviar was def old or had been opened for a long time because it wasn't fresh. It had a weird sour taste to it. $15 or whatever for that? Yeah I was BIG MAD. Overall I give the food a 1/5. I'm legit mad I paid extra for the special items and everything else. I'll stick to AYCE places instead of this because. AYCE is cheaper and the quality is hella better. Giving the place a 2/5 because they played good music - but other than that I don't recommend it.

Nori offers a unique take on the sushi dining experience, with a simplistic style and a cozy atmosphere. While I appreciate the minimalistic approach, I found the variety on the menu to be a bit lacking. There weren't as many options as I would have hoped for, which was a bit disappointing. The presentation of the sushi was beautiful, and the quality of the fish was good, but I think a few more creative "hand rolls" would elevate the experience. Unfortunately, the service left something to be desired. Our server seemed overwhelmed and was slow to check on us, which affected the overall vibe of our meal. The restaurant only had a few tables so not sure what the issue was.Nori has potential with its tranquil setting and quality ingredients, but it could benefit from a bit more variety and improved service to really shine.

We came at 5pm for HH and the place was pretty empty. Too bad for them because food and service were on par. Cute and clean lil place. Tables were well spaced out. Our favorites were the spider and blue crab handrolls. Any place that has fresh wasabi gets my vote of confidence. We will definitely be back.