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    Nori Sushi & Grill

    3.5 (22 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Ginger Salad & Mushroom Soup
    Alex C.

    I'm not sure what it is about some Hibachi or KBBQ-style restaurants, but they often have a strong sewer-gas type smell, and unfortunately that was the first thing we noticed when we walked through the door here. We even debated leaving because of it. I'm not sure if it's related to the specialized grills or ventilation systems these places use, but the smell was pretty rancid and definitely off-putting. Instead, we decided to push past it and give the place a chance since the menu looked promising. Before getting into the food and the negatives, I do want to say a few positives. Our server was very kind and attentive, the interior of the building is really nice, and the presentation of the dishes is thoughtful and appealing. I also really enjoyed their Jasmine green tea! That said, we all agreed the food was a bit lackluster. Nothing we had was bad, but everything felt like it was missing that extra oomph that makes you want to come back. For starters, we ordered the edamame and the seaweed salad. The edamame was great--large, meaty pods with chunky salt that seasoned them perfectly. The seaweed salad, however, needed to be mixed. At first it tasted pretty bland, but once we got toward the bottom we realized the flavoring had settled there. I also want to mention that the boat it was served on was really sticky, which honestly grossed me out a bit. I will say that the mushroom soup and salad (specifically the ginger dressing) were enjoyable. We wanted to try a variety of items, so we ordered three sushi rolls (spider maki, fancy roll, and salmon dream) along with the scallop teriyaki. Out of the three rolls, the fancy roll stood out the most, but even that wasn't anything special that I'd go back for. The other two were pretty mid. I've definitely had better, and I know I can get better down the road at Sakamoto. The scallop teriyaki was decent. The vegetables were cooked perfectly, and some of the scallops were as well. The rice portion was huge, but unfortunately it was very bland and pretty disappointing. We love mochi, so we were excited to see it on the menu and ordered two green tea mochi for dessert. What came out was... surprising. It was essentially a white-washed version of mochi, cut into pieces and topped with whipped cream and sprinkles. I have never seen mochi served like this before. Even after scraping the whipped cream off, the mochi itself was pretty tasteless. Overall, I'm a bit conflicted about this place. I personally wouldn't recommend it and would suggest Sakamoto down the street instead. That said, I also wouldn't complain if someone wanted to eat here. I might consider trying the ramen at some point, but I'm probably out on the sushi and hibachi. For Oswego tastebuds, though, this place will probably do well.

    I got to excited with this sushi and ate it too fast forgot to take picture ha
    Nate V.

    I tried Nori Sushi for the FIRST time and immediately said "Wait... how did I miss this place all these years??" I've literally been in this area forever and somehow this spot stayed hidden from me. Location is perfect, close to everything, and the vibe? Clean, cozy, aesthetic ON POINT Small space, but it doesn't feel cramped at all. I walked in at 7:45PM expecting a crowd and a long wait, mentally preparing myself... and there was NO WAIT I said hold on now... this place is too good to be this empty. We're not about to lose a hidden gem like this!! The crab rangoon? Crispy, flavorful, did exactly what it needed to do The mango salmon roll and Oswego roll were PHENOMENAL. It was fresh, flavorful, and honestly a great price for the quality The steak tonkatsu ramen came out looking like a star: steak was tender, juicy, seasoned just right, portion was generous... but the noodles? Kinda just there ‍ like they forgot their role in the group project. Now let's talk drinks... because where are the fun options?? No boba, nothing playful, just the basics. And that sugary Fuze Tea... I'm begging for a fresh green tea moment just something to elevate the experience a little. Service was friendly, welcoming, and attentive the whole time, which I loved. Overall, the vibes are there, the food is solid, and this is DEFINITELY going on my favorites list just give those noodles a little more personality and we're GOOD

    Brian P.

    The food here was so amazing. My wife had a craving for Ramen and I had the Yakisoba with the Shrimp, Steak, and Chicken. The price was super reasonable and the sauce was really good. Had the Dragon Sushi for appetizer and its one of the best sushi Ive had in a very long time. Will definitely be coming back. The waitress was super sweet and fave my daughter a balloon.

    3 kinds of sushi

    Food was very good . I went there with my kids. We had ramen , sushi and chicken noodles. On we side comment: there was a bad smell as you entered the restaurant and their bathroom was absolutely disgusting. As I went with kids, I had to use it.

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    Outstanding food! Been there twice and have not had anything we didn't like. Very nice servers.

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    Very Mid!! People liking it really don't know high quality sushi ‍ or never had real fresh sushi

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    We ordered a special dinner that had shrimp and rice and it came out very fast from the kitchen. It was barely warm.

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    This is a fun place to come for sushi. It's not the best sushi, but it's fun! There is a conveyor…read morebelt that runs by your booth with an assortment of sushi, appetizers and desserts to pick from. The price of each plate depends on the color of the plate and the prices are listed at the table. You can order items, like sashimi, desserts and ramen from the tablet at your table to be delivered by a train track that runs above the conveyor belt. You will want left overs at the end of the day so you can take home one of their super cute reusable bags. If you dine here regularly, you can join the club and get a discount after so many visits. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2026

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