Yokohama Sushi

I've driven past Yokohama countless times over the years and have never batted an eye, nor given it a thought. This year on a fateful Lenten Friday, we met up with friends for dinner. We enjoyed it so much, we had it again for another meal with family the following week!Their specials are very captivating. For us, it was the 20% specialty rolls Thurs-Sat. I've has the Salmon Lover, On the Bayou, and the Final Weapon. All great rolls and I will happily come back for more.I'm also very intrigued with the other Thursday special - the Mini Chirashi and Mini Udon. I will certainly come back for more.

Pretty good sushi! Crunch shrimp roll was delish! (avocado, cucumber, crunch & shrimp topped w/spicy mayo. The spicy tuna was decent. This was a walk-in pickup order. Service was good and quick.

An unpretentious experience with fair prices and quality fish.We had the soft shell crab appetizer - which was perfect and somehow only $10Chu toro, medium fatty tuna for $7 a piece is a steal, and it was incredible... will probably go back and get about 10 pieces of just that.The froofy rolls we got were the Bagel roll (pretty tasty and large) and the White Tiger Roll- both yum and a great deal.We sat at the sushi bar and had a great experience / convo with Toshi.Easy parking and quite possibly the best sushi spot in the vicinity of Brookhaven / Chamblee / Buford Highway.Will definitely be back. This is definitely worth the drive from Midtown ATL.

The Teen Birthday Boy said to surprise him, and we landed at Yokohama Sushi. So glad we did. We started with some edamame and tempura shrimp & veggies. Both were fantastic! The teen ordered his fave sushi roll and tonkatsu ramen. He loved the roll and was a little critical of the ramen. The ramen has bean sprouts in it, he's not a fan. He's used to having the spice bomb being in the broth already. They provided a chili oil that we tried to create the flavor he was in search of. We made it work, The hubs ordered nigiri and was impressed with the freshness and quality. He was a big fan of the ramen in spite of the spice situation. Our server was wonderful, and the restaurant is clean and well organized. Will return to try more menu items!

Been coming to Yokohama for years now. Unlike other sushi spots their spicy tuna is actually spicy! True mom & pop place for the restaurant is limited in seating. Otoro, chu toro, scallop nigiri are amazing here. Disregard the other reviewers that get anything besides sushi and give a lower review. It's a sushi restaurant, what did you expect? The star is their sushi.

So I found this place randomly while searching on the area map. It wasn't super far from where I was at so I gave it a shot. I walked in and I was not upset at the vibes. The service was attentive And they approach you and greet you as soon as you walk in the door. They have a nice amount of seating, you can sit at the bar top area where the sushi is served or you can sit in a seat. They actually have some things close to outdoors as well So you have a lot of options.Crunchy chicken skin - come on a salad bed and come with a sauce that is sweet and just the right amount of tangy. Jumbo shrimp shumai - really good, it was only 4 of them, but they were tasty and seemed fresh. Came with a smear of some super flavorful wasabi. Not that green kind either, this was out of pocket that made me stare at it a little bit as I began to chew (but in a good way).California tempura roll was pretty good. And the Crunchy shrimp roll was also good. They were not write home about good, but still decent.Volcano roll Now this one was something else. It was a little bit of a mess but in a good way. They really had the kitchen sink thrown on this! It was super flavorful and really tasty and had all types of things going on in my taste buds. It had a little bit of sweet little bit of tangy and a little bit of savory all at the same time.This spot was such a hit and I left full and stuff! True enough I probably ate too much lol but it's okay. But they hit all the marks!

Certain items were okay while other choices were better.The ramen we chose (iekei ramen) was so so. We figured since the original recipe came from Yokohama, Japan that it would be interesting to try. It's a mixture of tonkotsu and shoyu soup which turned out to be a tad salty imo. It overall wasn't bad nor good. Just so so.White tiger roll: This spicy tuna and eel roll was pretty tasty. There definitely was a slight kick in spice. Overall a pleasant roll that's not too crazy in ingredients nor taste.On the bayou roll: This was really different and tasty. The deep fried crayfish was definitely interesting. The little crayfish provided a nice crunch in texture with the spicy tuna. Although this roll appears to be crazy, it was a rather mellow. You pretty much taste the crayfish in all its dough glory.I would definitely come to Yokohama sushi again and try their abundant menu. There was a great deal of people around dinner time on a Friday evening so popularity at this place wasn't lacking by any means.

E X P E R I E N C E we came on a mon around 1pm. there were 4 other tables of 2-4. we were immediately greeted and sat. the restaurant was about 10% full. the restaurant is small- about 12-14 tables of four. there's also an 8 person bar seater. S E R V I C E the lady took our order quickly and brought out food promptly. interactions were brief and polite. F O O D rainbow roll and 5 pc nigiri lunch daily special $19.99: comes w miso soup and salad! the miso soup is tasty and so is the salad. the salad is lightly sauced. the fish is decently fresh and cut thick. unagi super crunchy roll $16: so tasty. nicely fried. the worlds thinnest piece of unagi though hahaha the rolls are super meaty. there's a lot of filling in the roll. B A T H R O O M Women's is clean. just dated. I love that the stalls open outward so there's more space. P A R K I N G probably about 20 spots. easy to park. good for wide turns- with trucks. P R I C E 40+18% tipngl regular price one piece nigiri for $5 is extremely expensive (although cut thick and is decently fresh) and definitely not worth it. there's better places in buford that aren't this expensive. the lunch special makes this more worthwhile for sure. I'd come back during lunch

I was unfortunately unimpressed with yokohama. I was so excited to try this place due to the great reviews and was disappointed. I ordered the Chicken Ramen which tasted just like a ramen package I would make at home. The egg was not goey like most ramen eggs are, it was lacking a lot of that authentic ramen flavor and it was very underwhelming. Our octopus dumpling appetizer was pretty good as well as our sushi roll, so maybe sticking to sushi is the way to go if you visit this place! Overall, i probably would not come back

I've been here several times but this is my first time writing a review. The ambience is casual yet upbeat and light. The service here is quite fast and efficient. This time we ordered the takoyaki, the natto with quail egg, the georgia crunch roll, and chirashi.The takoyaki was hot, soft, and yummy. The natto wasn't really my thing but my friend who enjoys that kind of stuff really liked it. The georgia crunch roll was delish - though I do wish the shrimp tempura was more crisp and hotter in temperature. The real star of the show was the chirashi supreme I got that also had fatty tuna and uni. The bites together of sushi rice, roe, and delicate fresh fish were bites from heaven. I have not been disappointed with anything I've gotten here and CANNOT recommend this place enough. Plus on the weekends you get 20% of your specialty rolls and they are fantastic.