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    3.1 (29 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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    yellowtail hand roll
    Noelani D.

    Service was quick, staff was kind, food was average. We got some hand rolls for a quick bite to eat - Yellowtail and Tuna. They were a little sloppily made and seemed overpriced for how little food was in there. I wanted more flavor, more crunch... it was overall a little bland and boring.

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    Delightfully fresh and well-crafted, Flying Fish Sushi delivers clean flavors with thoughtful presentation. The nigiri and rolls showcase quality fish, precise knife work, and balanced toppings that enhance rather than overwhelm. Service is friendly and efficient, and the Chattahoochee Food Works setting is bright, casual, and comfortable for a quick lunch or relaxed dinner. Great value for the quality and variety.

    Lobster Box
    Rachel M.

    I wanted to get lobster and fries and from another vendor at the Chattahoochie Food Works Food Hall in Atlanta, but my husband already got tater tots elsewhere. I decided to come to Flying Fish for sushi. The person working wasn't helpful at all when I asked him about two of the rolls with lobster In it. I decided to get the lobster box. I left and came back and they did not make it yet so decided to wait and they through it together with no care. It didn't even taste like lobster. It did taste like some fake lobster salad with a bunch of rice and sauce. Wish I didn't order from here bc it def was a waste!

    Salmon Poke Bowl
    Lauren B.

    I ordered the poke bowl. first thing the food is over priced for the size they give you, i paid $16 dollars for the bowl and a drink and the rice just barely coated the bottom. the portions were off as well gave me a buttload of carrots but not a lot of anything else included rice. the service was nice but i definitely wouldn't recommend especially since there are so many better places in the food court

    Ashley S.

    Downside is it takes a while for your food, but it's all made to order and it's fun to watch. I ordered 2 specialty rolls, tuna crunch and lobster box and they were delicious!! I would highly recommend. I didn't receive any wasabi, I don't know of that was an oversight, but make sure you ask for it.

    Salmon Nigiri
    Alex P.

    The transformation of industrial spaces into something so beautiful, delicious and exciting is perhaps one of the most influential things in modern day food evolution. A rustic building filled with plenty of aroma from a dozen stalls, mixing together is something magical. While places like Ponce and Krog Street Market are crowded and pioneered the concept in Atlanta, The Works brings the concept into a completely new area and feels largely undiscovered, for now. Located as a small bar stall witin Chattahochee food works is Flying Fish. With seating for 5-6 people, the Flying Fish is the definition of cozy. Ran by a married couple, who are better known for MF Sushi restaurant in the city, Flying Fish is a relatively new addition to the scene. Drew and Yohan are both spectacular sushi chefs and are given an opportunity to work with some spectacularly fresh fish. They were kind, polite and very attentive to every detail. The rolls were constructed precisely and accurately. The fish is excellent and attention to detail is there throughout. Negi Salmon and Spicy Yellowtail rolls were both delicious, balancing the very perfect amount of flavors of fish, spice and rice. Lobster tempura dish was just spectacular, along with the mussels. Flying Fish sits reasonably in a fast casual sushi category and is an absolutely pleasure to experience.

    Negó Negi Salmon Roll (allegedly)

    The sushi roll I had here was no better than a roll I've had from Publix. In fact, Publix was better. I ordered a Negi Salmon Roll, which at this point...I don't know what the heck is supposed to come on it because there's different descriptions of it in various places. The toast tab for online ordering description states, "smoked salmon inside, topped with tuna, yellowtail, avocado, tobiko, sushi rice, sesame seed and seaweed" The website description states, "With light mayo, shrimp, avocado, ucumber and eel sauce" The kiosk I ordered my roll on didn't say anything at all about cucumbers. It's all a confusing mess. I got my roll and there was no sort of sauce and no tobiko. Was shrimp supposed to be on the roll or not? Who knows! There wasn't any on my roll. I ate the roll because I was hungry and it was mediocre. I won't be going back. And for $18.50, I got robbed.

    Salmon Sake Nigiri
    Saida Y.

    I wasn't expecting a lot from this place, mainly because of its location, but wow did they far exceed my expectations! Their sushi is a bit pricey, but honestly it is so fresh that it makes sense. I had the yellowtail nigiri & the sake (salmon) nigiri. My only regret is that I didn't get more! Also, the sushi was done so quick! I ordered & it was ready in less than 5 minutes! I will absolutely be back here!

    Shrimp Temp and Eel Roll
    Lily H.

    Overall 2/5: Not quality, small portions, tasted average. Food 2/5: I got the shrimp & tempura roll which ended up being 8 pieces for $18. They were super small and didn't taste all that great. Definitely not worth the price for the quality of the sushi. Tasted like mall sushi. Will probably not return if i'm back at Chattahoochee food works.

    Lobster Tempura Roll
    Rizwan P.

    What you need to know: Solid sushi, good rolls, solid nigiri, decent gyoza. Ended up ordering from here as half our party wanted tacos and the other half sushi, so why not both right? Food: We ordered the Lobster Tempura roll, pork gyoza, and some sake (salmon) nigiri. The lobster tempura roll was by far the standout dish here. Equally crunchy without losing the lobster flavor and great sauces. The nigiri was solid as well, great cuts of salmon that were tender-ish, however, whoever is molding the rice needs some practice because as soon as I picked up the nigiri pieces the rice was already falling apart (and no I didn't put the rice into soy sauce). The gyoza were where things weren't the best, the filling kept falling out of mine whenever I took a bite and it needed more flavor - especially since it was deep fried and not pan fried. Dumpling sauce was a little too on the sweet side as well. Service: Standard service here. Courteous enough to take your order, but no frills and nothing over the top. Price: Ended up paying over $40 for the 3 things we ordered (plus a Diet Coke). Definitely overpriced, but in a hipster food hall, whenever you list something with lobster you can seemingly always over charge for it. All in all, this was a solid sushi joint. A little overpriced for me, but it's in a new hipster food hall, so what can you expect? I can say that I wasn't that mad about the money we spent tho because the roll was really good and nigiri showed that they take care of their fish, even if their rice needed work. Wouldn't mind ordering from here again on my next visit.

    Thao T.

    Just your average sushi place. A bit overpriced. Sushi is ok. I thought it was cute that they presented it in a box but even that wasn't wiped down and had food stuck to the outside.

    California Cut Roll
    Savi D.

    Whenever I need a quick bite to eat, I normally head over to The Works Food Hall. I'm not sure if you've been over there lately, but it is expanding. More about that in another review. I was in the mood for sushi and decided to try out this establishment. Now, I don't know about you, but if I am in the mood for something, I hate being disappointmented. So I deicded to order something simple, "a Califorina Roll." Heres my logic, if I don't like the califorina roll, theres a high chance I wont like any other sushi rolls you have.. lol. I've been right so far. I feel that the california roll is basic and can tell me all I need to know. My order came out very quickly. I must say the sushi was good. Is it the best I ever had?, no, but I enjoyed it. Would I go back, yes I would. There were a few speciality rolls I saw on the menu, that I would love to check out. The serivce was good as well. When the cashier found out that it was my first time there, he made it a point to tell me about the best sellers and even recommended ones that he like as well. If you are in the area, stop by for a quick sushi fix!

    salmon avocado roll

    Don't waste your money. I ordered to go, and not only did they neglect to include two entire rolls, but the rolls I did receive were far below the quality I've experienced in previous trips to Flying Fish. The shrimp tempura clearly came right out of a refrigerator. Tempura was cold, avocado was meager and browned in many places. I can get far better sushi at my local Smyrna spot for less than half the price. Excessively expensive for what you get.

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    Great fresh sushi located at the Chattahoochee Food Works. I come here daily. I love this place.

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    3 years ago

    Love this place! The sushi is fresh and delicious! I come here for lunch every week! Fish are from Japan.

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    I tried the chef special. Smoked salmon with sirachi and scallops on top. Very fresh and delicious.

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    Very nice sushi establishment in the Chattahoochee food works orders are in fast and was very tasty.

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