I had a good lunch here. The restaurant was clean, and the service was attentive and friendly…read morethroughout. I ordered the sushi sashimi deluxe, and the fish was fresh and well-prepared. The shrimp and vegetable tempura that comes with deluxe were so good; the fries were crispy, light, and tasted great. Overall, both the food and the service were good. Posting the menu pic cuz it went up pretty significantly.

I don't even know where to start. My sister brought me here after coming 2 days prior with her…read morefriends. She liked it that much she didn't waste no time returning. Let's just say don't come here alone or with only 2 people especially if ordering one of the Sushi/Sashimi. It felt like a buffet without the getting up part. It was just food after food after food being brought to our table. The first course brought out was corn cheese, steamed egg, and a plate with a mixture of fried onions, zucchini, potatoes, & sweet potatoes. The corn cheese and steamed eggs were so good. I've had boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, & fried eggs but never have I had steamed eggs, it was really good. Then out came the main course, Sushi/ sashimi- regular. This platter had tuna, salmon, yellow tail, & flounder with both California & tuna sushi rolls. I'm not a raw food eater so my sister ate most of the raw food and ate the sushi rolls. With just the two of us we couldn't finish everything. I thought we were done then out came the miso soup. I took a few sips but at this point I was so full. It was definitely an experience and I see why my sister wanted me to check it out and also why she returned so soon. All the ladies that were working here were really helpful as well in explaining all the foods for us.

For the non sushi eaters who dine with their sushi loving family and friends, here is my suggestion…read moreyou won't regret! Agedashi Togu Appetizer a lightly tempura battered flash fried tofu with a yummy dipping sauce Gyu don main course thinly shaved beef on top of a bed of rice tooped with an over easy egg Sake prices are high be prepared Large parties they have a tatami style room (but you're sitting on a raised booth not on the floor)

One of our absolute favorite spots in the neighborhood! The sushi is always fresh and delicious. We…read morelove the grilled chicken skewers--juicy, perfectly seasoned, and cooked just right--we seriously can't get enough of them. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. The interior is nice and cozy, making it a great place to unwind and enjoy a meal. This is our go-to whenever we're craving Japanese food. Highly recommend!

Aji Katsu in Suwanee, GA Japanese Tonkatsu & Ramen Spot…read more I am just not a big fan of the sweet flavor in Japanese cuisine. Aji Katsu does have some similar flavors in Japan. Shrimp Curry Udon - Classic Japanese curry: slightly sweet, super rich, and bold. Sauce coats every udon perfectly. Shrimp tempura a bit over-fried, slightly chewy, but tonkatsu-style breadcrumbs gave it a nice crunch. 8.5/10 Yakisoba - Generous portion for the price! Sauce has that tangy, fruity flavor I remember from Tokyo. Beef lightly seasoned. Personally, tangy noodles aren't my favorite, but Tokyo street-style lovers will enjoy. 8/10 Hibachi (Hambāgu) - Grilled Japanese hamburger steak, fried rice, sautéed veggies. Meat tender, veggies had a hint of truffle seasoning. Sweet teriyaki glaze not my favorite. 7/10 Bingsu - Red beans + condensed milk. Small size perfect for 2. Sweet, creamy, refreshing. 9/10

I bought a phone and the meet up was at the Publix. It was dinnertime and I'd spent over 90 minutes…read morein traffic so I wanted something close. Thankfully, Aji-Katsu was there. Initially, entering the store was a bit off. The hostess didn't speak to me for about two minutes; she'd made the assumption I was with another party getting a pick up order. But after that was resolved, I was seated quickly. The store layout was nice; big booths with tall sides for privacy. I'm not sure if I liked how all their chopsticks were in a container you pulled from the table but overall a small detail. I did really like getting ice cold water and the metal carafe they provided kept the ice out of the drink. I went for their Aji Ramen and got the $10 3 handroll add on. My choices were unagi, toro, and spicy tuna. Shockingly they didn't have any spicy tuna do I chose a salmon instead. The hand rolls came out first and a pair of scissors were also provided if I wanted to cut them myself. Here are my thoughts: Toro - surprisingly bland. There wasn't the feeling of rich fatness that I expect with it though to be fair I am comparing this to a far higher end omakase experience. Needless to say, I wouldn't chose this again. Salmon - surprisingly good. This ended up being my favorite of the three. The salmon was nice and fresh and the soy sauce and wasabi made for tasty savor bites. Unagi - also good. I'm a sucker for eel. Because of the ponzu sauce, there's no need for soy sauce. I made a mistake of dipping a piece that I cut from the handroll and it was way too salty. Eaten as is, it was just what I expected Aji Ramen - a solid bowl of ramen. I was very pleased with the full egg and also the chashu pork. I don't know if I recall the bean sprouts but at $14, this was kind of a steal in terms of bang for buck. Plenty of food even by itself. All in all, I liked Aji-Katsu. I don't think I'd travel for it but if I was in the area and in the mood I would stop in again.

Stopped by once for their happy house oysters. Within seconds of placing our order, they arrived…read morewith a full tray. We discovered the raw oysters are pre- shucked in the morning and ponzu sauce is already drizzled on. Maybe this is typical? But we were not a fan. We like to dress our oysters and felt like the ponzu sauce is there to mask a smell. The sushi was good and decently fresh. The presentation was nice and colorful which makes the photos very aesthetic. It was a pleasant experience overall but there's a lot of competition nearby. Wishing them best of luck.

Place looked nice when we walked in. When we got there, the server was pretty invested in watching…read moretv and didn't notice us for a minute. When she saw us though she was nice and welcomed us. I didn't see the omakase on the menu like I thought I would. Sashimi was fresh and great, but with raw spinach and salad on the bottom? Spinach has a distinct flavor already. Why not use radish like most other sushi restaurants? Food took forever because only one person was cooking and another was the sushi chef. We got complimentary edamame for our patience, which we appreciated.

The best time to eat food in Gwinnett Pleasant Hill is honestly the lunchtime. Many restaurants…read morehave specials and I would say eating lunch special at Misong is the most worth it and least hassle. Otherwise, the traffic, wait times, and prices can be quite different in the evenings and weekends. I think this is my new go to for Korean sushi- the portions were humongous and the fish was actually quite fresh. This is located right by the great wall supermarket so it was a convenient place to shop and stroll over the plaza with bubble teas right in front of it. I ordered the chirashi combo and it was so large that I struggled to finish. the ban chan was good. My friend ordered the fish and salad combo and that was definitely more feasible for one person. what stopped it from getting the 5 star was probably service. I think the service disappeared after the food arrived and really didn't come back afterwards for refills or checking in. This is ok if you don't want to be disturbed but it also felt a little hostile. I think we had to ring for the check because we were forgotten and this was a weekday lunch time too! I would come back for another lunchtime special. I thought the quality was actually quite good, price reasonable and loved that there was no line/no crazy parking lot to deal with.

Decent sushi place for lunch! It's tucked away in the side of the strip mall and there's signs to…read moreensure you take your valuables out of the car, but otherwise, it's a good place for lunch! You enter in and go through a temperature scan (I'm guessing this is from the Covid days) and we were led to a small room that separated diners from one another. Service was very quick! It began with a congee/rice porridge that had a subtle taste and nice fragrant sesame oil. We all ordered something from their lunch special menu, and the lunches came out in about ten minutes. Overall, the space was nice and cozy, and the steamed egg was a really nice touch! I would recommend for a gathering with your friends/family.

My family and I have been to this Kani house many times for special occasions (Birthdays, work…read morepromotions, meeting my sons girlfriend), and the food has always been good. However, things have drastically changed since our last visit. All of the meals have gone up exorbitantly. I get that the market for things has increased, but I have been there with a group of 7-8 people, and spent just over $200. This with Tip was almost $350. I also understand why places do mandatory tip on the size of party, but being forced to tip 20% on shitty service, well, that is just wrong. Our group of five people were sat with another group of 5 people at one of four Hibachi tables. We were the first seated at 6:30, and our server was Jadora. She took our drink order, food order, and soup/salad order, while the other 3 tables in the room were being seated. All 3 other tables were seated, and received their drinks, their soup/salad orders, and one table even started cooking their hibachi before our soup/salad arrived. I brought this up to the manager, and who our server was, and he said "He would take care of us." My wife & mother-in-law ordered Mojito's, and I don't know what they received, but they weren't Mojito's. My wife had them remade, and they still were not correct. Then when the cook was making our meals, 3 of us had Filet Mignon. Yet he only brought enough meat for 2, and had to be told that the 3rd person also had Filet. During this, Jadora came by and asked if anyone needed drink refills. Despite trying to get her attention twice, she never once looked at me and walked away. Upon getting the check, the manager came by and said "I took care of you." Apparently taking care of us was taking off less than 10%, and still charging us the 20% for the substandard service. Being forced to give a 20% tip for this kind of crappy service is not right, and to say "You're going to take care of us" and barely give us 1/2 off 1 persons meal is not good customer service. We will definitely be thinking twice before returning here for Hibachi again.

Kani House is an amazing spot for Hibachi and Sushi. Every time I enter the Johns Creek location I…read moream always welcome with a warm greeting and multiple smiles. Reservations are recommended if you are wanting to sit and watch the hibachi being made, but they are not always required. I tend to sit at a table on any normal night. However, when I have family and friends visiting, Hibachi reservations are always the vibe. The location can get quite busy. They offer indoor hibachi, booth, and bar seating. If you order a Hibachi combo you more than get your monies worth. I tend to order the fried rice with veggies and filet with scallops. The entree items are always cooked to perfection and there is always enough for me to bring home leftovers. I have also sprung for their noodles as my side and they are also super tasty. If you like "sauced" thin noodles, then theirs are definitely for you. Additionally, with a Hibachi combo you get soup, salad, and ice cream for your dessert. As I stated before, it's a great meal that is worth every penny!

Was there during vacation. We ordered King katsu,Assorted,Curry katsu,Tokkboki katsu. All dishes…read morewere great and not greasy. The King katsu was massive and tasty. The chef came out and checked on us which was admirable. As far as Katsu goes,consider yourselves lucky to have this place in your area.

I've been to Yumee Katsu a handful of times now, and it's become a solid go-to when I'm craving…read moresomething crispy and comforting. Yumee Katsu is a modern-style katsu spot, and overall, the food is tasty even though I've definitely enjoyed some dishes more than others. My go-to order is the Assorted Katsu meal, and it's a winner for variety, flavor, and portion size. You get a couple of pieces of shrimp tempura, fish katsu, and pork & cheese katsu, plus the option to add a small side of udon or soba noodles. The fish katsu is light and flavorful, and the pork with cheese is a full-on cheese pull party. I also really enjoy their salad dressing and the dipping sauces that come with the donkatsu and fish katsu- they add a lot to the meal. The ambiance has a nice, modern vibe, and the service has always been friendly and welcoming. A small but thoughtful touch: they offer Asian candies for guests, which is a fun little refresher after your meal. Overall, Yumee Katsu is a great spot in Suwanee if you're in the mood for well-executed katsu in a cool, comfortable setting. Definitely worth checking out if you haven't already.

Service was great and they kept the food coming as long as we kept ordering. Dessert selection…read morecould use a little more variety. Overall, worth a try

Gave Kings Sushi a try recently. We came on a Monday evening and the restaurant was pretty empty…read more Inside had a variety of booth and table seating. Seats are clean. The booth seats are very comfy - like memory foam. Lunch AYCE ($17.99) Dinner AYCE ($26.99) Add sashimi is (+$10.99) Overall, it's a decent AYCE sushi restaurant. The food is made to order, which is a nice touch. I appreciate that each roll comes with four pieces, allowing you to sample a variety of flavors. The nigiri was particularly delicious, and we especially enjoyed the aburi tuna and aburi salmon nigiri. The buffet bar offers a limited selection of fruits and cold sides, including kimchi, seaweed salad, clam salad, and edamame. There's also an ice cream fridge with strawberry, vanilla, and chocolate cups.