Nooshi

I came here yesterday with two friends during their happy hour which is M - F4-7 p.m. I ordered drinks from the happy hour menu, the lychee Bellini (was really refreshing) and the plum wine was strong and sweet, with an odd after taste. We also got one of each of the happy hour sushi rolls: spicy crunchy shrimp roll, spicy tuna and cucumber roll, crab roll, and a tofu roll which were all great! Honestly, we were starting to get full after that, but wanted to try some more. So we added on a softshell crab roll and a yellowtail and scallion roll + my friend got a spicy scallop maki roll. My favorites were the HH spicy crunchy shrimp, HH crab, softshell crab and spicy scallop maki rolls! The bill came to about $45-50 per person which is amazing considering we had a huge meal of sushi + cocktails in DC. The service was really fast, the bathroom and the restaurant was clean and our waitress was very helpful and checked in on us a lot. Coming back soon!

I used to come here a lot when I lived in DC so I wanted to try it again when I was back in town for a visit, but the prices feel like they have skyrocketed! The actual food is still really great, but I did walk away feeling like I spent more than I should have on my items:Firefly Calamari ($14) - The price of this wasn't bad, but there were a lot more fried peppers in this than I would have liked. However, the calamari pieces itself were wonderfully crispy and nice and plump inside. To top it off, the honey lemon dip here is amazing - I wish other places used this as their calamari dipping sauce!Chirashi ($29.50) - This felt like a lot of money for a small tray of food. Without the Calamari (and even with it), I would still be hungry, and I feel like $30 should give you a filling meal at a place like this. But despite the small portion size, the fish itself was very nice and had a good variety. I do with the salmon and tuna pieces would be more like sashimi instead of poke, but it tasted good all around. The fish eggs on top were an especially nice touch!All in all, I used to love this place and I may be back for the appetizer, but $30 feels like too much money for a Chirashi of that size. The actual quality of the food is pretty good, but I can't justify the cost unfortunately.

Pretty disappointed. We were deciding between two places and ended up here because of the happy hour and i would only ever recommend this place for the happy hour. For starters, the service is outstanding. Everyone was friendly, very attentive, they are extremely quick with the food, but that's about the highlight of our meal. We ordered all 3 sushi happy hour rolls and for $5.50, you can't go wrong. I wish i just stopped there...We ordered three different noodle dishes and all of them were just mediocre with minimal flavor. They also charged me an extra $2 to swap noodles (they told me ahead of time and I was okay with this) which I still don't understand as rice noodles are cheaper than flat noodles and the portion size was small. Also really, why is there a charge to swap noodles?! At nearly $20 for each noodle dish, I felt like we just threw away money. We were not full, portions were on the smaller side and there just wasn't much flavor in any of the dishes. Unless you're coming for happy hour, find somewhere else. I'd definitely come back for happy hour but never for the main menu.

This was a delicious food spot and a great price point! I recommend their kimchi dumplings and crispy shumai. Both were a good portion for the appetizer. We got our food promptly and the staff were also quick to help us out. 3 of us came here for dinner and split 2 apps and a sushi and a main, and it came out to only be $16 a person.

When ever I come to DC I come here this time I ate here twice the food is that good! Anything on the menu is amazing but my favorite is the mee goreng was my favorite . Each time I ordered a sushi roll , Vietnamese spring roll and the mee goreng. I wish we had one of these restaurants in AZ! The service is great too!

Fabulous service spectacular food. I've been coming to this restaurant for over 10 years

I used to come here over a decade ago in college because their happy hour was the only thing I could afford at the time. Fast forward to today and there doesn't seem to be a happy hour, but the quality of the food for the price is still solid. A great lunch or post work downtown sushi spot!

I love Nooshi. Back when I was working every day downtown, I would go over there for lunch about every month. I love their pan-Asian menu, especially the Maylaysian dishes--curry laksa and mee gorang. Their Vietnamese spring roll is also the best around. l It is my benchmark.

The food, drinks and service were all great. The ambiance is very casual so it's a nice spot to grab some sushi or a rice/noodle bowl. Everything was delicious - including the dumplings and crab rangoon appetizers.The staff was very attentive and welcoming. We went later in the evening and they were kind enough to let us know when last call was with plenty of time to spare and gave us another reminder right before they stopped serving.I'll definitely go back when I crave some quick good sushi.

We were expecting mediocre food but we were pleasantly surprised by the delicious dishes and great happy hour deals. There was a crab sushi for around $5 that was excellent. My pad Thai was really good. Cocktails were meh but the food is great for the price. Restaurant staff were welcoming and nice. The portions were also good. We had a lot of leftovers to take home.Edit: the five spice tofu fries was mind blowing.