With visitors in town, I decided to take them here as it is one of my favorites…read more However, the staff we're not the friendliest and our food wasn't checking all the boxes. I was actually ill the next day. I do hope that it was not because of their food.

The food is much bigger than you think. Each item should be shared with someone else. This was some…read moregreat food. This time I got the Jolly Rancher sandwich with loaded fries. The Jolly Rancher is just too big. A giant chicken cutlet with avocado half, two eggs, large bacon strips, and a giant heaping of jalapeno ranch. Sauce and toppings went everywhere on my first bite. Smash the sandwich together and cut it into sections. It tastes great though. The loaded fries had cheese, sauce, and real bacon. The loaded fries are a meal themselves.

Exceptional dining experience overall! Opted for the 16 course omakase ($78)…read more Pros: * I like that the reservation process is very quick and easy to navigate. * The service was amazing; they were quick to refill waters and take away dishes. * The entire dining experience is about 1 hour so you can easily plan the rest of your day. * Selection of fish is great and love the different toppings they pair with the fish * The price cannot be beat! Such a good deal for the quality and service. I was also very impressed by the customer service. At the end of our meal, I had noted that we only received 15/16 courses. This was because I happened to be documenting each bite and when I raised it to the servers, after investigating, they were very kind to offer us the last course. They brought us back to the dining room and even gave us an additional piece for the mishap. Was very grateful for the kindness and service. I will be back again!

Food was amazing, super fresh of course! Very intimate setting there were only four of us total…read more I'd definitely recommend the YUZU cocktail, it was amazing, amazing. If you wanna drink, please get that one. WENT FOR LUNCH. Also, the service was amazing. The staff made sure I was okay, offered me more, and was really knowledgeable when I had questions.

Best sushi I ever had, my favorite roll is the B.T.S I lovee bulgogi. "A star is born" roll is also…read moregood!! Service is amazing! B.T.S $20 (6pc) bts rolls are bigg A star is born $18 (8pc)

Me and my best friend loveeee Fudo, it's a weekly staple. When we come here we immediately request…read moreGrace as our waitress she is amazing!! She's always so sweet, good energy, and so attentive. We love Fudo but she makes the experience 10x better!

One of the best omakase experiences we've had in the city. The fish was incredibly fresh, and the…read moredry-aged pieces were absolutely phenomenal -- so much depth of flavor. We loved the unique touches too: some of the fish was torched over Japanese charcoal, and even the fried shrimp shells were a standout. Beyond the food, the service was phenomenal. Chef Jason and David made the whole night warm, welcoming, and genuinely enjoyable from start to finish.

Absolutely a delightful experience, starting from when you first walk in to when you leave. Loved…read moreall the fine details including the curated utensils and dishes. Very cute! I really enjoyed the dry aged hamachi, it gave the fish a unique slightly firmer texture. Also loved the cute steamed egg course, the uni in it was very fresh and delicate. The fried shrimp shell was super crispy and the seasoning on it was just great. All the flavors for all these courses were very well balanced. Also super friendly staff, I loved how he explained the origin of every fish we ate and how it was prepared and the chef made each dish with care.

This might be the priciest bakery I've been to for $71 + tip for 2 drinks and 4 pastries. The…read moredrinks and pastries were pretty solid though. The vibes were great. I loved the modern design, and they have validated parking, free water, and plenty of space for people working (9/10). Service was fast. The Strawberry Matcha (8.5/10) was a really good classic strawberry matcha. I loved that I could actually taste the earthy matcha instead of it being completely overpowered by strawberry. The Black Sesame Latte (9/10) was delicious and very dessert-like. It was creamy, nutty, and not too sweet. Definitely one I'd get again. The Banana Danish (8.5/10) was crispy and flaky with caramelized banana, peanut praline, and caramel flavors. Perfectly executed overall, but I thought there was too much cream on top. The Pecan Espresso Mousse (9.5/10) was my favorite pastry. I loved the crispy textures throughout the mousse, and all the flavors worked so well together. The Coffee Mousse Cake (6/10) had great flavor, but there was a rubbery texture that I wasn't a fan of. The Black Sesame Ribbon (6/10) had really good black sesame cream, but the pastry itself had a stale-like lamination that I didn't love. Not sure if that's intentional or if I just got an off one. Overall, solid drinks and pastries, and I'd definitely be back to try more.

Laylo is decent but its a hit or miss depending what you get. I do like that they're always coming…read moreout with new pastries so I keep coming back to try something new. Laylo definitely got the aesthetics down but sometimes it falls short. As far as their pastries, their chocolate based or coffee based ones are good. Not a fan of their fruit flavored pastries but their yuzu cheesecake is an exception. Its slightly on the sweeter side but for the size, it has amazing flavors. We also liked their matcha cookie and wish they would bring it back. Drink wise, our usual orders are the latte and hojicha tea. One main complaint I have is the chaotic line. I get that people want to see all the pastries to see what they want to order but they keep going in and out of the line and sometimes cant even tell if theyre in line. I rather have the line wrap in front of the pastries so that everyone gets a good look before ordering. As for parking, its free but you have to register through the QR code that they have displayed next to the register.

Cute new cafe in Doraville area. I've been to the Duluth location before that's normally very busy…read moreso it was nice to enjoy this new location without the crowd. We got the Ham & cheese sandwich (on pancake base), Breakfast sandwich (egg & bacon on pancake base) and the Strawberry pancake. Everything was great. Both sandwiches were very filling.

Fluffy pancakes are difficult and time consuming to make, which is why they're expensive. However,…read moreI feel like the price might be a little too high. I've spent the same amount in Hawaii, which is notoriously expensive for food. This restaurant is definitely worth visiting if you haven't had fluffy pancakes before, or you want to share it with someone. I just don't think this place will become your regular spot. The staff are friendly and helpful. The decor is amazing with the fairy lights tree. Definitely a cool spot to eat in

Yet again, Yoshino Sushi goes above and beyond to make us feel welcome and treat us like family…read more.. Brought 3 vendors for a lunch meeting. The folks at Yoshino helped set the tone for a successful future!! Thank you!

Me and my mom went here on a Sunday as soon as it opened after finding out our fav sushi spot was…read morebeing renovated. So happy it happened because I cannot wait to bring my friends here. The food was amazing, the spicy crab chips were absolutely delish and the sushi was very filling and fresh. They have a lot on their menu that I want to try so I'll definitely be back.

I really like this kind of spot and there are a couple of other spots in the Atlanta and Metro…read moreAtlanta area that I go to, but generally this kind of food gets my attention. I'm a really big fan of Yakitori and Japanese grilling so all this is great to me. I think that I saw something online to where they were trying to be more authentic. You have special rooms where you can go ahead and sit on the floor while taking your shoes off so it gives it a more authentic Japanese feeling. I thought that was really cool. It's decorated to the tee with a lot of Japanese decor and it feels authentic so I really like that part. It's a lot of wood and a lot of specific Asian decorations that are stunning and beautiful. I got there and was able to sit immediately without a reservation. I ended up sitting at a table and not at one of the places that they had the special rooms. I think that you need a party to do that and that's totally fine so I know for next time. Overall the service was good. They did lack a little bit as far as bringing all the food to the table but I guess just because so much food was ordered I guess I understand that. They were still nice and very friendly and pleasant. Before I get to the food, let me say that they actually have a lot on the menu but I was looking for Yakitori. They have a special where you can get six different skewers and four vegetables and that's what I tried. I believe they said you have to get it all one way, so that's either with sea salt or teriyaki style. I get all mine teriyaki style. When I'm answering below on the specific skewers, just keep that in mind. Gyoza - the gyoza was really good. It wasn't the best but it was very savory and was filled pretty well. You know how you find some of them that feel like they don't actually fill the dumpling up? This was not one of those and I would get these again. The sauce that they gave to it definitely added to it. Shitaki mushrooms - the mushrooms were really good. They were tender and they came about maybe three on a skewer. The teriyaki style helped it along very much. I really enjoyed that. I would get a handful of these next time lol. Asparagus - Asparagus was okay. It wasn't firm nor was it tender. Because of the way asparagus is, it didn't really hold the teriyaki but you did get some flavor on there. It was okay. I probably would try something else next time. Yakitori - this was good. It was a little saltier than I was used to but at the same time it still had a very good flavor to it. My thing is if you get this wrong then I don't know if I trust anything else lol because this is one of the most basic ones you can do since it's only chicken on a skewer. Chicken thigh - the chicken thigh was good and it had a good flavor. It's similar to the yakitori above, a little salty but still had a nice flavor and a nice grilling to it. Bacon and enoki - I'm not gonna lie, I have no idea what this is that was wrapped in bacon lol. I just tried it just because but it was pretty good. The bacon was not as firm but at the same time the center of it was tender so you got to be able to chew the full flavor of it. Chicken and scallions - this one is my go-to, typically. I enjoy the chicken and onion combination and this one was really good. Overall this was a hit to me. Now out of the three places that I enjoyed, this may be the third one on the list but it does not mean that it's bad by any means and I will definitely go back again.

Food was fair to good. I had the Sashimi combo with rice and two sides. The menu says the sashimi…read moreis $25 but when you order it, you discover that all of it will be salmon unless you pay five dollars extra the picture on the menu shows a combination. The bowl of rice they bought me was room temperature. It was not hot at all. The picture of the sides available showed gyoza with six dumplings, but they came out with only two in a tiny bowl. My partner had the grilled salmon. She wasn't too impressed with it. Service was generally good. We witnessed two of the other waitresses and they seem to be a lot more well informed and personable than the one we had. As of this review time, they have no liquor license, so they will let you bring in a bottle. If you're choosing between this place and Nakata, which is not too far away, definitely go with Nakata although it's a bit more expensive it's a lot better They have a string of private rooms along the side where groups of about 8 to 10 people can gather. Those seem to be popular places.