service was amazing. fast and kind. the mocktails were sweet but not syrup based with sugary thickness, which i appreciate. the sushi (veggie) was fresh. fries were perfect. the restaurant has an overall warm energy, quaint without feeling overwhelmingly crowded, even though it was definitely a full restaurant, the tables are well-placed. read more

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I wasn't able to make it to One Flew South while exploring Atlanta, so I was happy to finally try it at the airport before my flight. I ordered the deviled eggs (with the toppings on the side), the tuna poke tacos, and the collard green ramen. Everything was flavorful, fresh, and well prepared. The bar service was quick, and my food came out promptly. I arrived just before the lunch rush, but within the hour the restaurant filled up quickly. As it got busier, service slowed a bit, and it took a while to get my check. Aside from that, the experience was enjoyable, and the food definitely lived up to its reputation. It's a great option if you have extra time before your flight, in terminal E. read more

One Flew South - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

5 stars for professional service and for the atmosphere, 4 stars for food. The menu items are creative. There are some entrees and sushi, beers, cocktails, and wines too. The only thing that could improve would be to increase the portion sizes to match the price. The food was really good though! read more

One Flew South - Open cod sandwich with a side of fries - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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I like collard greens, I like kimchi and I like ramen, but never thought of putting them together with a rich potlikker...old people word...iykyk. Delicious food and drinks, Friendly staff and great location in Terminal E Center. Excuse the half eaten bowl. They have fast service but I wanted a peaceful leisurely dinner and they did not disappoint. read more

One Flew South - Collard greens ramen - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I was there July 9 with my friend ! The waitress Monique stole my money from credit cards! We paid tips by cash 30% and automatically stole 30% I can't believe it from George! I try to call nobody answer! Be careful when you eat there I don't feel safe my credit at all read more

My coworkers and I were leaving Atlanta and had some time to kill, so one of them suggested this place since we all like Sushi. The host was able to seat us immediately and she helpfully pointed out where we could park roller bags to be out of the way. The decor inside was lovely. Our server Harold was absolutely amazing. He explained the most popular dishes when one of my colleagues couldn't make up his mind and kept us topped up with water as we chatted, and inquired about another round of other beverages at appropriate intervals. Although we all had on the same logo clothes, we did have separate expense accounts and hadn't thought to ask for separate checks. Harold must've engaged his psychic powers, because even though we didn't ask right away, he was back with separate checks like magic. The only reason this didn't get a five from me, was that the food was a bit meh. I understand airport pricing, but it's just very little food and a bit average for a lot of money. The texture was pleasant and taste was standard. Okay for me on an expense account and trying to lose weight, but less so for my buddies who are pretty tall guys who likely had to fuel up again before getting on their flights or anyone not able to expense it. Next time, I'd just grab fast food, and wait to have a nice sushi dinner at a local place once I got home. Glad we tried it, and it was a nice place to burn our wait time. read more

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Yep, even when I have lounge access I want to eat a meal here willingly It's expensive but delicious. I don't worry about eating raw fish here when going on a flight read more

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One Flew South - Atlanta Airport (4/5) If you ever find yourself stuck at ATL thinking airport food means sad sandwiches and regret... think again. We stopped in for a late breakfast around 9:30AM and the food? Absolutely five-star worthy. Everything was cooked perfectly. The eggs were fluffy, the bacon crisp, the potatoes golden and seasoned just right. The avocado toast was fresh, bright, and layered beautifully. Even the espresso martinis were balanced and smooth with that dreamy foam cap. But what really stood out? The little details. The trio of specialty salts was such a unique touch -- it elevated the whole experience and made it feel intentional and thoughtful. Every ingredient tasted fresh, clean, and well-sourced. Service was friendly and efficient, especially for an airport setting. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five has nothing to do with the food. There was no indoor seating available when we arrived, so we had to sit in the open food court lobby. It was loud, chaotic, and felt more like a fast-food stop than the elevated dining experience this place clearly aims to provide. I'm confident that sitting inside would have completely changed the vibe. Bottom line: In terms of quality, this is easily one of the best airport meals I've had. If you can snag indoor seating, it's a five. If not, just know the food still delivers. Airport breakfast done right. read more

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A calm oasis in an otherwise bustling airport, offering innovative Southern-Asian fusion. Tuna jerky: Solid app, a very simple dish that focuses on the subtle and delicious flavors of the tuna and marinade. Served with some greens and a light cream sauce that compliment the tuna jerky well without getting in the way. Texture was a little puzzling - I had to remind myself that it's jerky and should be dry, but it still felt tough and awkward. Collard greens ramen: Very aptly named, there's a lot of collard greens (maybe a bit too much), but I appreciate the creativity. The kimchi and spiced eggs really elevated the dish with its brighter flavors in an otherwise heavier flavor profile. Once again though, texture was off the mark, with the noodles lacking the springiness that I expect from good ramen. It is a fine dining restaurant, so food takes longer and is a bit overpriced. If you just want flat out the best airport food available though, this restaurant is worth the stop. read more

One Flew South - Collard Greens Ramen - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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The ramen has a Southern twist. While I appreciate the creativity, it just wasn't for me. It is very different from traditional ramen, and the broth is overwhelmed by the other ingredients, especially the kimchi and greens, making it difficult to taste the broth itself. The flavors didn't come together particularly well, and I didn't find the ramen very enjoyable overall. I was also disappointed with the noodles, which had a texture more similar to instant ramen than fresh ramen noodles. The pork belly was served as fried chunks rather than traditional chashu, and I felt it was too heavy and overpowering for the dish. read more

One Flew South - Ramen - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Very good Old Fashioneds, OK food. The petite Cali roll was tasty but small. It left me hungry and I had to catch my plane. Service was good and the sit in restaurant ambiance was a great escape from the airport hustle. read more

We had some time during a layover and ended up at One Flew South, and fed very well. All sad airport foods of the world should feel ashamed. 5 stars for sad airport food as baseline. The waiter immediately asked for our flight time & gate. Looked like he'd do his best to accommodate the timing. We shared a few sushi rolls: hamachi, kamikaze, and eel, plus a seaweed salad. Everything was really fresh and well done, especially the hamachi and eel. Nothing felt heavy or sloppy, just clean and flavorful. We also had a gin cocktail and a Pinot from Monterey, and both were solid choices and paired well with the food. This is one of those places that makes you forget you're eating in an airport. If you have a layover at ATL and some time to sit down, it's absolutely worth it. It's located in the middle of concourse E. The train makes the concourse commuting quite easy. read more

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The sushi and ambience was truly amazing, but I caught them at a bad time I believe, as they were either A. Understaffed or B. Slammed all of a sudden with guests. I was sat promptly, and I thought 45 minutes would be enough time for a glass of bubbly and two hand rolls, but I waited over 30 minutes for the food and found myself scarfing it down quickly before having to run to my gate for boarding. I'd definitely try them again as quality sushi in airports is rare. And I'd be happy to update my review after another visit with cautiously more layover time! read more

One Flew South - Two types of tuna rolls - delicious and fresh - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

From food to service everything was good. Likely one of the best places to eat at the airport.

I visited here since I had quite a bit of time before my flight in Concourse T. It takes about 13 mins to walk there if you're at the end of the concourse, like I was. I was seated at the bar almost right away. They will ask you a few times how much time you have to eat, meaning it may take a bit of time for food to come from the kitchen or the sushi chefs, or how many dishes your server will recommend. I looked over the menu and was tempted by the daily specials, one of which was sea urchin at 2 pc for $25; but I stuck with the Hamachi Roll and the Sake Sashimi and an iced tea. Hamachi roll - 8 pieces with the fish coming out the ends of the roll pieces. Fish was very fresh. Sake sashimi - this was good but not as good as the roll since it had a variety of different flavors and was more fresh. The food actually came out in less than 5 mins. The service at the bar was really good, so they definitely got that spot on. The music playing in the background was soft 80s love songs. Overall, a nice spot in the airport but I wish I had more time and a larger budget to try several other items. read more

One Flew South - Hamachi roll and sake sashimi, with iced tea - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Relaxing atmosphere- once inside you forget your in the middle of the Atlanta airport other than the announcements. A sushi roll and salad hit the spot. read more

One Flew South - Kamikaze roll - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

My wife and I recently visited One Flew South while waiting for a flight at the Atlanta International Airport. The restaurant is in the international terminal (Terminal E) near the main food court. I ordered the Collard Green Ramen. A rich flavorful broth was filled with tender juicy collard greens, soft savory noodles, crisp tangy kimchi, meaty crisped pork, and super flavorful eggs. This was basically a Southern style ramen and it was super flavorful and delicious. The beer selection was also good featuring a few local craft beer options. I fly through Atlanta occasionally so One Flew South is now on my must visit list when I have a long layover. read more

One Flew South - Collard Green Ramen - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I've lived in Atlanta for nearly a decade and finally made it to One Flew South--I'm sorry it took me so long! I tried several menu items: the deviled eggs with bacon jam add-on (yum!), the poke tacos (double yum!) and a dragon roll (fresh and refreshing, but missing a little bit more eel sauce). The score is lovely--imagine if all airport restaurants could be this pretty and have such amazing food! I took one star off for service since my server was training a new employee who, yes, was new, but just wasn't hitting the mark. Regardless, I will definitely be back, just not if I'm in a hurry to catch a flight. Food and ambiance worth 5 stars. read more

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This was such an elevated dining experience. I had the collard green ramen. It was very good-I just didn't care for the kimchi and the egg. I also had the Fly by Night cocktail. One of the best cocktails I have ever had. Whenever I'm in Atlanta...in town or at the airport-I will have to get this cocktail. Absolutely delicious! read more

One Flew South - Collard Green Ramen-very tasty, but I wasn't wild about the egg or kimchi - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Got the collard green ramen. Some of the toppings were ok. Eggs overcooked. The broth had little depth of flavor. The ramen noodles seemed more like spaghetti noodles and they were overcooked still. Not a reasonable portion of them. Just not a good experience. Was tempted by their desserts when I sat down but nailed due to the horrible execution of the ramen. Would stick to sushi. Persons next to me looked ok. read more

One Flew South - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

This is the highest quality of food one can hope to get at an airport. Although it is on the pricier side, I do feel like the price is worth it to eat something outside of the "usual" airport options. The quality of the food was great, and the portions were decently-sized. The fries were very tasty, and the burger was a solid choice. The Open Face Cod Sandwich was much better than I expected it to be, though it may not be for everyone! The Auromatica drink was yummy, and perfectly strong in my opinion! Although it was extremely busy, the service I received was prompt and attentive. Though (understandably) the inside was packed with suitcases, the restaurant had a vibe on par with any American restaurant/bar, which was much appreciated and contributed to an overall great experience! I will definitely come back next time I find myself in the Atlanta airport! read more

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I haven't left a review in quite some, but my meal at One Flew South certainly warrants me breaking that streak. My waitress Alexis was phenomenal, just the right amount of engaged while also distant in the right times of the meal and the surrounding staff complimented her service so, so nicely. For a good hour or so I forgot I was in an airport on hour five of a fourteen hour travel day. Much needed & much appreciated momentary departure from the hustle of travel. read more

One Flew South - Wasn't any food left on any of the plates to show off because it was too good to leave a single bite behind. - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I had a three hour layover in Atlanta and was committed to have a good experience. After reading reviews I went down to concourse E and found the restaurant to the right of the escalator exit. Instantly I knew this was different. I didn't feel like I was seated at an airport restaurant - I felt like I was in a whole other world. The restaurant is peaceful cut off from the hustle and bustle of foot traffic and roller bags. Soft notes from a saxophone player was the only pleasant intrusion into this perfect bubble. Kurt, the bartender, told me about the restaurant giving me the history and rundown of popular rolls. He mentioned that people some times make sure their layover takes them through Atlanta with enough time to dine here. I can see why. The food is incredible. It was fresh, fantastic, array of flavors. That kamikaze roll is AMAZING!! The salmon avocado roll I had after? Also amazing! They were delicious and perfect balance of fish and rice and mayo. It was grand. The service was also incredible. Everyone was so nice! Like legit nice! Attentive! Amazing! Kurt was wonderful. I can't get over there is this awesome restaurant that I can only visit on layovers. I will make the effort. read more

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I would for sure eat here again if I had another ATL layover. It's a bit of a hike over to Terminal E but it's worth it if you have the time. The service is great and when we were there, we could hear a live jazz group playing down the concourse. It was very relaxing. My daughter and I shared three sushi rolls (dragon, salmon avocado, and spicy tuna). All were well done read more

One Flew South - Moscow Mule - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

What are the odds? I finally had a a bad enough layover in ATL on a non-southwest flight that I could trek over to E to try this popular spot. I love that they ask how much tim you have before boarding. I had a zillion hours but someone next to me had 20 min and they accommodated perfectly. I spent $100 solo before tip so be prepared. Personally I think it was worth it but I was traveling with my 3 year old right before this who eats only cheese and bread so the splurge was worth it. I even got dessert (also tuna tacos and a roll). It's quiet and you'd never know you're in an airport. Give it a whirl each and every time. read more

Stopped by the international terminal while waiting for boarding to start for my domestic flight. Service was quick and my waiter was friendly! I grabbed an order of the deviled eggs with no added protein and some sushi. The food was fresh and the kamikaze sushi roll was delish! The eggs werent bad but can't say that I would pay $19 for six deviled eggs again. My bill with distilled water came to about $50, which wasnt too bad considering this was really the fanciest airport food Ive ever had! There is seating on the outside and the inside has many small tables and two bars. One is by the sushi chef. I will return the next trip I have extended spare time. read more

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I haven't been traveling as much as I did before, working from home alot more. I truly miss this restaurant, which I think is ironic since it's in an airport. But, I remember going to concourse E just to go eat there between flights. Just jump off train, take the escalator to the top and it's on the left side. You can probably get a seat at the bar (which is the best place - traveling alone or with one other. The food is great, service is wonderful (they even remembered me & my order) and really does like you are eating at a non-airport restaurant. read more

My flight got delayed so I was on the hunt for the most stars in the airport and I wanted to shelter away from the mass eating areas. The yelp community didn't disappoint with this being ranked highly. So I headed on over to terminal E! Got seated at the sushi bar which I wasn't feeling- didn't like my back to the people watching and the chair was cut but not comfy. When a low top opened in the corner I asked to move and was accommodated. However that move meant I lost my GREAT server. First question how are you in time.... When is your connection? Well- he had me sorry Rodney that I left you.... So nice to sit down and have table service. Prices were very high (it's the airport), service was okay, new server seemed to be a little frantic, but the rest of the team was jumping in to support him! The food was excellent. Probably the best airport fare I have ever had no joke! Had the deviled eggs they were great! I didn't get any add ins but they did bring a sample of the bacon jam and I chose unwisely and should have gotten that!! I will order the bacon jam next time. For my main meal I had the Caesar salad with salmon. The salmon was small but cooked beautifully! Greens were wonderful. Find your way to terminal E yelpers! Skip that food court and go out to a nice meal if you're stuck in Atlanta! I will absolutely go back! We need more places like this in airports. It was a wonderful hiding spot with great people watching, good service and great food. read more

I had the collard green ramen. It was $33 which is pricy for ramen but the waitress said it was good. It ended up being maybe the best thing I've EVER had, and Ayunia was an AWESOME waitress. Truly 10/10 experience! Cannot recommend enough! read more

One Flew South - Collard Green Ramen - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

We were traveling through Atlanta and stopped in here for something to eat. It's the best airport I've had so far! I had the Roasted beet salad with chicken. The roasted beets were wonderfully seasoned, cooked perfect and came on a bed of delicious goat cheese. Ooooo. The chicken was seasoned with an interesting blend of seasonings and tasted great. My SO also had the roasted beet salad with kamikaze roll. She said both were great. It's located at the E terminal Center, easy to find. read more

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Pretty good, but pricey. Had the tandoori chicken and it was clean, felt healthy, but with a Diet Coke and side of rice ended up spending about $40. Server was nice, however, had told me sushi was out at ~7:45PM as the sushi chef was backed up and overwhelmed. They were also out of burgers. Was disappointed in the menu limitations as this was well before close (10PM) on a Tuesday, but all in all felt great for an airport meal. read more

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Airport food is almost always expensive, rarely worth the price. There are exceptions, however, and One Flew South is definitely an exception to the rule. It's built up a good reputation and the inside was full, but I easily secured a table on the "patio". My server was charming, attentive and prompt with excellent recommendations. I started with a cocktail combining tequila and Campari- explained to me as akin to a Campari Margarita. Flavorful and combines well enough that I could not detect the individual spirits. I often avoid Salmon at restaurants because it is bland but I am so glad I tried it here. The fish was perfectly grilled crispy outside, flaky and tender inside. The curry sauce was delicate yet still had a kick and the chickpeas were delightfully crunchy. Excellent meal. This is a restaurant I would go back to in the real world. definitely worth a visit while stuck in the airport. read more

One Flew South - Campari Margarita (the description not the name) - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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The reviews don't lie. One Flew South is definitely a five-star restaurant in my book. Let's begin as to why, along with the many other parts of this story. As it turns out, we were in the Atlanta airport. We were flying out at nearly 10 PM in the evening, so dinner was definitely a necessity. As I scoured the airport's website to learn about all the food options, I also would search them up on both Google and Yelp. When I landed on One Flew South, my decision was made. It also helped that my companion who flies like crazy and knows all the restaurants in the airport did not object. In retrospect, he deemed this restaurant average, but it likely rose after our dinner experience there. I'll explain. When we arrived at the restaurant, we were sat within five minutes. This seems to be an exception to the rule. Typically this restaurant has a long wait as evidenced by both reviews and by our very own eyes. We seemed to have beaten the rush, as when we left, people were in line, hoping to grab our table. So, lesson in all this is... Go when you're not in a rush. We weren't at all and it worked out heavenly for us. Anyhow, we were sat and attended by Edith. Edith was a real sweetheart. Her bubbly personality just made us excited to be there and made what was coming somewhat bearable: a 16+ hour flight to Johannesburg, South Africa. I will also say that the customers around us added to that. The space is small, so the tables are quite close. You'll soon enough make friends with your neighbors. At any rate, we ordered wine and beer respectively to begin our meal. Edith read us the specials and I chose one rather than choosing stuff from the menu. I believe my special was the Sorrano roll (spelling may or may not be correct). It contained cream cheese, wontons, and shrimp. It was downright delicious, not heavy at all as I feared. I wanted something light given the long flight. Had that not been the case, I'd have opted for their ramen instead. My companion chose a steak and they actually properly cooked it, so he was happy. As for dessert, I debated hard and finally ordered one as I spoke to my neighbors who had indeed ordered one. Well, the dessert was not something I typically would order (seems to be a theme with this restaurant as the sushi roll is another example of this). It was a rice pudding with bourbon glaze and it was shockingly tasty. Usually I hate rice pudding as the texture is off, but here it was perfect. Suffice to say I think I'm saddened I'm not flying through Atlanta again anytime soon. This restaurant is definitely worth it. read more

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Wow! At the airport? Really? Super fast and pleasant service! Fresh and delicious sushi! Nice, clean and quiet sushi bar, but if you want a fun wine/liquor bar they have that too! There is more than sushi on the menu though... Will be back for sure! read more

One Flew South - Tuna toro and yellow tail sashimi, Kamikaze roll - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

We tried this restaurant for breakfast during our transit at the Atlanta airport. We were seated right away. They have quality food at this place We ordered the Avocado toast. Instead of fried egg, I got scrambled eggs. It was delicious. We also ordered steak and eggs and they were equally good. Steak comes with scrambled eggs and potatoes. See photos of the food below. Our bill was $76 but it was worth it because service was excellent. I will try this place again for lunch next time. read more

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Had a 2 hour layover and was pleasantly surprised to find this spot right inside the airport. It's located in the E gates and we took a quick and simple trip via tram. The service was amazing and the food exceeded my expectations. I almost forgot I was in the airport and felt like I transported to a classy dinner spot. We ordered everything our server recommended: the tuna poke tacos, NY strip, beet salad and the kamikaze roll. Sushi was fresh. Everything was top tier and I would order every single item the next time I'm at the ATL airport. read more

Great service. Sat at the bar, had a smoke signal and Hamachi roll with a chicken ceaser salad with only 45 minutes between flights. Lovely experience. Music was in point also. read more

One Flew South - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Airport Sushi??? Danger! Danger! Located in the Atlanta Airport on E Concourse, this is a very pleasant way to get out of the hustle and bustle of a busy airport. Inside this space, it's calm and quiet. The service is good. The bar doesn't have Tanquery gin. But they still made a good martini. But what about that Airport Sushi? Skip the "Deviled Egg Experience." It's not much of an experience... mostly an experience in bland. The salmon and avocado roll was good. And the Toro (fatty tuna) sashimi was outstanding. It's good sushi overall... in an airport. The prices are high, but it is a restful experience during a stressful time. If you're looking for a way to step out of the crowd, fly to One Flew South. read more

Fantastic service, delicious food, great old fashioned. What more could you ask for -- especially when sushi is involved. read more

One Flew South - New American Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Was leaving ATL and flight kept getting delayed so had time to visit One Flew South. Second time here but had a great experience last time (long ago when they had lamb ragu). Started off with smoke signal cocktail which is like an OF but with tequila and mezcal. Roasted beet salad was amazing with the creamy goat cheese. Mushroom gnocchi had a bit too many brussel sprouts. More mushrooms or gnocci would have been preferable. Service from Alexis was great. Knowledgable of the various dishes and really takes care of the customer. Till next time read more

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