Yuzu Sushi

Our experience far exceeded expectations. Let's start with the location: it's an excellent spot with plenty of parking and situated right next to a lovely path, perfect for a leisurely stroll after indulging in a meal.We began our culinary journey with the Yammy Crunch appetizer. It was a delightful introduction to some new flavors. The creamy mayo, combined with scallions and tomatoes, created a harmonious and delectable bite.Next, we opted for the Sunset roll, drawn by the allure of eel's umami flavor. Surprisingly, the eel was nestled inside the roll rather than on top, which was an unexpected but pleasant twist.The highlight of our meal was the Chamblee Crunch roll. This roll was a delightful surprise, offering a creamy texture followed by a satisfying crunch from the tempura flakes enveloping it. I'm already looking forward to returning and exploring more of their innovative menu. Their fresh take on sushi is truly impressive.Additionally, it's worth noting that the Frosty Caboose is just a short walk away, making for a perfect dessert destination.The service was outstanding. We were accompanied by our 4-year-old son, and the servers were incredibly accommodating, ensuring a seamless dining experience for our family.

Highly underrated !! One of my favorite sushi places in Atlanta. The ambiance is cute and cozy. The servers are very attentive and kind. Their variety of rolls is immaculate. You can never go wrong with the spicy tuna on crispy rice !!

The food was spot on and the staff was incredibly friendly. I was surprised to see it not packed - people in the area really need to check this place out!

Bottom Line: I would recommend this restaurant. Fish quality is good, prices aren't bad. Great flavor. I would come back. Atmosphere:Mid-light ambience. Classic piano music overhead. Very spacious and comfortable.Food:The Miso Soup is a staple at any sushi restaurant and is a big factor in my reviews. While the seaweed tasted very fresh, the tofu was a bit too firm for what I'm used to and the taste of the soup had this elevated level of sweetness that I wasn't entirely fond of. My Salmon Lemon Roll was great. The salmon tasted very fresh and was very tender. The shrimp tempura was cooked perfectly and the Lemon special Mayo that it was topped with complimented it very well. Only thing I didn't like was that there was a bit of lemon pulp on one of the pieces that made my face pinch. Overall, would recommend. My companion got the Dragon Roll. Great balance of ingredients. Service:We came an hour before closing. Our hostess seated us with a smile. Our waitress immediately brought us water and visited us at the perfect frequency to meet our needs without intruding on our experience. The food came out very quickly and she came with the bill while I only thought of it and not asked for it. Great service. Overall:Certain items can use some improvements but I see great performance, quality, and potential for this restaurant. I will definitely be back

We love Yuzu Sushi. It is our go to sushi spot. The owner is warm and welcoming. The staff is super friendly and attentive. The food is always delicious and fresh. They have the best Ikura and mixed tempura. We also love the Rainbow Crunch & Dynamite Rolls, Toro and Tuna Tartar. Honestly you can't go wrong with anything on their menu. The restaurant is cute and spacious. This will continue to be a go to for me and my family.

This is not the freshest sushi I've had, but the service is friendly and the food is good. The salad and soup came with my meal. The meal was filling and def satisfied a sushi craving. On a Monday night, they were pretty quiet so that was nice for a solo dinner. The yuzu sake is delicious, and they gave me a brown paper bag to take the leftover sake home!

This place was just okay to me. The seaweed salad wasn't super fresh and when I tried one of friends roll (can't remember what they ordered), it had a fishy taste to it which implies it also wasn't that fresh. The crunch rainbow roll was pretty good, but tasted like cheddar popcorn lol. So if you like that flavor, you'll like the roll. My tuna tempura w/ Yuzu sauce was fine as well but anything exciting making me want to return tomorrow. This place is conveniently located and has free open parking.

Cheers to trying new food spots. I was in the area and thanks to my Yelp friends, I found this sushi spot and placed a Togo order. My order was ready fairly quickly. They quoted me around 10 minutes and it was ready upon arrival. The sushi was nice, fresh, and really enjoyable. I will eat here but as a dine in next time to enjoy the experience.

Yuzu Sushi was okay. It didn't give me the wowing impression I was seeking. Plus with the high prices, I think this place is overrated. There was a good amount of folks coming and going within a couple of hours of them opening. But I think this place is more of a quick sushi sit down spot with high prices. The interior begs to differ, but that's my experience. Hey, not all reviews/experiences are winners.The positive thing I will say is that some of their menu items were quite unique. The B.S.C. (baked scallop over a California roll) was super delicious! The sashimi salad on the other hand was so so.The B.S.C. was unique in that the baby scallops were warm and creamy. The sauce really made a difference as it sat upon a California roll. I guess the creaminess of the scallops really amped up the basic California. This ended up being a hit with me.Though the sashimi salad was interesting. It somehow was just meh to me. There was about 6 (?) sashimi pieces. The garlic ponzu sauce was light, but it was also over a light bed of salad. I guess I somehow expected something else, something more grandeur. This pick just didn't provide the oohs and ahhs.I kind of had high hopes for the 911 roll. It sort of looked and tasted bland imo. Though the 911 sauce was different, the albacore, tuna, crab, salmon, and avocado were so so. If you think about it, these miniature pieces of fish were plain. I guess it falls in line with the "fresh" category but not so much "Yuzu Sushi Special Rolls." How special was it really?!I think the other roll we tried was the double tuna roll. This roll had a lot of frills, and there were lots of textures and flavors to be had. The red onion slices really stuck out in my mind as I'm trying to recall which roll we had. This roll was overall pretty good. I guess the spicy tuna and seared tuna made it more hearty.I get that sushi has their different types: fresh sashimi, plain jane rolls, and unique creations. But for 3 "special" rolls and a sashimi salad, the grand total with tip was around $70. The hubs and I left feeling kind of hungry and not really impressed (flavor/taste). Though it was still early dinner on a Friday, everyone seemed super rushed (like they will run you over if you don't move over fast enough). Maybe that has an affect on the fish's flavoring? Lol.

My favorite sushi spot. My husband and I moved 20 min away but still come back. Great food and service! Salmon Lemon roll is our absolute favorite