Nori

I had a tuna poke bowl here for lunch recently! They had my bowl ready within 5 mins which was impressive! The tuna and rice was nice and fresh. The veggies in my bowl seemed a bit old and not the most fresh. A little slimy which is not what you want in a bowl like this. They also had a bit of a problem entering my credit card so it took a bit to check out. The workers were very nice though!

I'm somewhat addicted to the coconut curry with tofu from Nori. They have the best blend of flavors in the curry. My only tip is that for to go orders, they offer "extra" sauce, veggies, meat, etc at a cost, but they serve it in the same sized container which feels like a let down. The rice is sometimes overcooked and mushy, so another reason to grab in for in room dining vs take out, as sitting in the Togo container only makes that worse. I've also tried some of their sushi rolls, which were fresh.Nori is located inside the food hall at Aksarben making it really convenient for those in the area. The dining area is huge and inviting.

Teriyaki rice bowl was SOO good! Ate it at one of Sonny's outdoor music events during the summer. QR code at the table and Nori's delivered to us from Inner Rail - no problem!

I love a good, fresh sushi and Nori doesn't disappoint. Although we need to wait for a bit for my sushi but it worth it. It's so fresh and it's really good. I would definitely visit again

Nori has my favorite poke bowls in town! I honestly have not tried anything else here, because I get the salmon poke every time. It's probably not the traditional poke, but it has everything I love Bonus points for being in the inner rail so I can bring my pup and enjoy it on the patio!

First time trying this and I liked the meal! The egg roll was great although I don't normally like them. The sweet chili sauce this came with was my favorite part!The orange chicken itself wasn't anything spectacular, I thought it could have used more flavor depth, but not a bad meal at all.It would have been nice to see a fried rice option on their menu as this rice was plain. If not, I would have loved soy sauce or extra orange sauce poured on it (I didn't ask so it's possibly they would do this).

I had to run down to Omaha for a work event and stopped at one of my favorite places to grab lunch with friends. The Inner Rail Food Hall has so many great options for food and is perfect for a group because everyone can grab their favorites and meet together at a table to catch up. You can get a coffee, a beer, pizza, or sushi! I always feel like I need more sushi in my life, so I went with Nori. I forget the names of these rolls, but they were fresh and delicious. However, the star of the meal was certainly the coconut shrimp. They were so crispy and flavorful. I would definitely add them to your order. Lastly, my buddy ordered the orange chicken and while I was not able to snag a photo, it looked amazing. I might need to get that next time. The staff was very friendly and inquiring what brought me to town and thanked me for choosing them out of all of the options in the food hall.There is a good amount of seating indoors in the middle of the food hall, but there is also an awesome outdoor space with plenty of different areas for your group together. There are shade structures for if it's getting too hot and even bags and boards if you want to relax and play a game after a big meal. - while it can get a little tight inside the food hall, everyone was pretty accommodating, and staff was willing to move chairs and tables around if needed.- there isn't a ton of handicap parking super close to the venue, but there is street parking if you are lucky enough to snag one of those spaces or handicap spots. There is also a garage attached on the east side with quite a few handicap spots available. If that's what you're looking for I would recommend going in there.

I was really impressed with the panang bowl - a creamy coconut curry. I got it with tofu. The tofu was lightly fried and was just perfect, sometimes at other places it can be so greasy and tough. I didn't care for the raw broccoli in the dish, but honestly it didn't need the broccoli at all. My friend got the noodle soup with tofu, and she also said that the way the tofu was prepared was exceptionally good.If you like tofu - or even if you don't really know whether or not you like tofu - I totally recommend checking this place out!Sorry no picture, I thought I took one but I guess I was hungrier than my phone was.

One of a handful of options in a nice food court that seemed to get pretty good traffic on a day when the local university appeared to be on summer vacation. Based on reviews I've read, I thought I had to give this a try, especially since it was across the street from my hotel.I really should have just weathered my sushi hankering and just waited until I got home. This was middling at best and that was a stretch. What little wasabi I received was cheap. Receiving soy sauce in packets was bad enough, but to only get 2? I don't drown or dunk my sushi, but I do like to get more than some vapors.As for the sushi itself, while the rice was appropriately sticky, there was just this dryness, if you will to it. They also seemed to make the avocado the main attraction rather than the fish (Crunchy Tokyo & Tiger rolls). I've had far more tasty and satisfying sushi in my small hometown in West Virginia than I had here.Appetizers? Skip them. I've had far better and far less chewy calamari from the grocery store. The aioli they served with it was a weird match as well.In the end, nothing that I put in my mouth could be made up for by the convenience of its location. If you want a quality sushi meal, search elsewhere.

I have been to Noring a few times and every time I go the food is amazing. The food is consistent. I know every time I go. There won't be any mistakes the servers tends to take their job very seriously! The sushi is fresh and the teriyaki salmon is my favorite!