The chef is gone. The owner is the cook now. Sad face. Her flavors were on point. She was…read morewelcoming and personable. I miss her.

We brought a party of 12 with reservations. The food was amazing. I mainly ate sushi. But we also…read moretried several appetizers and other meal options. Everyone wants to return again as the ambiance was fun and a nice place to chill.

Loved the food and service. It was small, crowded and it had a cluttered, aged appearance and…read moreambiance but I'd definitely recommend this dive for the food. Great menu variety so lots of new things to try next time.

I checked out sake bomb when I was in Atlanta. I am used to West Coast sushi which is probably the…read morebest in the US in my opinion, so this was good, but it wasn't amazing. However for the price it was very good, you don't typically see sushi prices that low so I was happy to enjoy my tuna roll, my caterpillar role in my edamame for less than $50 If I'm ever back in Atlanta I'll check them out again.

I walked into this establishment about 10 minutes ago. It was open so I walked right in. I went to…read morethe dining room and stood there for the better part of 5 minutes and no one showed up to seat me or anything like that so I left. Not sure what's going on here but not good...

If you think you love sushi, but you have not been to Tokyo,…read moresave yourself $9,000 and a 22 hour flight, and just come to Nagomi. Besides superb sushi, the agedashi tofu and soups are divine. Serene ambiance, attentive service. It is a cultural experience of the highest order.

I've been here a couple of times now. The food and service are great. The atmosphere is pleasant…read more Definitely looking forward to more visits in the future! Last night I ordered the crab rangoon roll (again, because I really enjoyed it the last time), a California roll, and a sweet potato roll. All were delicious, the crab rangoon roll is my favorite, great flavor, generous sized roll. The California roll is pretty standard, the sweet potato roll is really good and my favorite vegetation option so far.

Tasty food, good drink, great service…read more We needed lunch following a morning visit to the aquarium and were not tied to the Levee necessarily. My fella had a hankering for sushi and found Sake Bomb on google, an easy 7ish minute walk straight up the road from the aquarium. The building was under construction and there was an overabundance of signs not only telling you where to go and where not to go, but also about ordering and pick up and other various things. I found that actually quite charming, along with the unnecessary quotation marks. But we entered and were seated right away (it was a late Monday morning, it wasn't gonna be overflowing anyway). I really liked the look and feel of the place and it made it feel very private in our seating spot. I really wanted to enjoy a small adult beverage (it was actually the start of a 2-week vacation for me and I wanted to feel a little indulgent). But the soju options I was eying all came in far too large serving sizes. BUT THEN the server informed me of the smaller sized options, it was just lost in the very busy and overwhelming menu. Perfect! And kudos to him for not pushing a more expensive, greater volume item! My guy ordered a couple rolls for us to share and I also got an order of the seaweed salad (a staple that I LOVE). The food came out quick. The salad portion was HUGE. And the rolls tasted delicious and we both left with our hunger sated. I would definitely recommend the short jaunt away from the Levee for a quieter, tasty meal, if you are in the area and looking for an Asian meal to enjoy.

Some of the best sushi I have had!!! Highly recommend the Playboy Roll. The mussel appetizer was…read moreamazing! We also had the mochi for dessert, which I normally don't like, but it was good here! Not rubbery like a lot of mochi. The place is chill with a good vibe, good for dates or even family. Our waitress Rae was so friendly and accommodating, she even upped our spirits with her smile!! HIGHLY recommend.

Pros: Outdoor seating was lovely under the umbrella…read moreWonderful staff Tuesday drink special was $3 domestic beers Half price sushi in the summer! Loved the bibimbap in the stone bowl - sizzling rice is my jam and the portion size was huge! Great location across from Findlay Market Cons: Sushi wasn't super fresh Took a while to get our food Pro tip: Park on the street for free after 6! If you come around this time during the week, you shouldn't need a reservation. Half price sushi all summer!

Don't come here if you dislike:…read more * Good food * A consistent experience * Servers that are attentive * Management that cares about you

Stopped here for lunch as it's been on my want to try list for awhile. We had some spring rolls,…read morechicken fried rice and orange chicken along with a sushi Tuna roll. All was delicious and service was great. The staff continued to walk around and check on us the entire time, laughing and joking, and it was all-around a good environment along with great food. It was a little pricier than I'd like but that's the way of the world now so I can't complain.

I was in the Florence area so I took advantage of trying a different sushi restaurant…read more Obviously there are others i could have tried, but I choose this one. Never judge a book by it's cover, that is what we're taught. Read between the lines, so here it goes.. Appetizer Hamachi kama was a 10. Taste was phenomenal, bones not an issue. Is it for everyone? Hard to say honestly, just try it then judge. All the nigiri i tried was great. Sushi rice matters, they appreciate this. Service was a 10! All things considered I doubt any local establishment beats Matsuya.

Im a west coast sushi snob, this place did not disappoint! I typically judge a sushi spot by…read morewhether they have a lot of spicy, cooked, or heavy cream cheese rolls - usually that tells me their fish isn't that good and they're trying to mask it. This place had barely any of that, and actually had some very traditional offerings like natto and uni. Was definitely happy with the quality, taste, size, price, you name it. If you're looking for a lively, trendy spot this isn't it - but if you're looking for great sushi this is the right place. I've just relocated to this area and expect to become a regular.

Waiter was kind…read more Food was great!. Ocean Fin Roll (3) The ocean fin roll was pretty good! Angel (3) Avocado, Salmon, Cucumber (?) Salmon The salmon was fresh and the mayo tasted like kewpie. Place was nice and clean. Bathroom was clean.

Kawa Revolving Sushi was such a fun experience! We were seated right away, and since the sushi is…read moreready to go, we got to eat right away as well. Our server was very kind and helpful - she walked us through the process. There's sushi available on the revolver, but we can also order additional menu items from a screen at the table. It was great for someone like me who doesn't typically stray from my regular sushi order - it made me try different types of roles and only have a few pieces if they weren't my favorite. All the revolving plates are $3.45, so low risk if it's not your favorite. But all the rolls we tried were good! And the dessert we ordered at the end was good too. Great time and we will be back!

When we walked in we were quickly seated and brought waters. After a quick look at the menu we made…read moreseveral choices. The crab rangoons were a nice mix of cream cheese and crab. It was well seasoned. Then came the crab salad. It was FANTASTIC! Served on a piece of wood I absolutely loved this dish. My main entree was chicken pad Thai made medium plus spicy. It was delicious! It was a decent serving size for the price. My mouth was burning! The service was initially a little funky but warmed up as the meal went on. I would certainly recommend this restaurant. They were also sold out of sushi on my visit so be sure to call ahead if that's what you want.

This restaurant was right across the street from our hotel. We were very excited to try it out…read more Upon entering the server told us they were closing in 45 minutes. She very suggestively was recommending that we took our food to go but we decided to dine in. She wasn't warm and friendly but the food was good. I had the crab Rangoon, miso soup, and shrimp pad see ew. Everything was delicious and my friends enjoyed their food as well. The portion sizes are also large. We all had leftovers. If you don't mind rude service check this restaurant out or order your food to go.

I went here for my birthday in December, best sushi I've ever had. This puts every sushi I have…read moreever had in a lower class. The service was impeccable and they were so knowledgeable about every fish and all the prep into it. The ambiance was interesting, we had a girl begging for soy sauce and the chef just gave her salt. Was kinda funny to watch but made a little bit of tension. I think the chef handled it in a mature manner, the customer was clearly drunk or something and was not happy with their experience. Like I said this puts all other sushi in a lower classification. So much effort and thought into everything.

I went to the Thursday 5:00 p.m. seating, and I know I got lucky getting a reservation. I logged on…read morearound 7:00 that morning to book, and I was able to get one on my first try. Several people in my group said they'd tried multiple times without any luck. From what I've heard, Thursday at 5:00 is one of the easier reservations to get, because the Friday and Saturday 7:00 p.m. seatings disappear almost instantly. I've had sushi all over the country (although not all over the world), and this was hands down the best sushi I've ever had. The quality of the fish is incredible--they fly it in from Japan--and every course was beautifully presented. The pairings the chef came up with were amazing and really let the fish shine. The menu changes every day and every season, so you'll never have the exact same experience twice. One of my favorite surprises was the miso soup. The chef explained that the broth is made using the bones from the fish we were eating that evening, and it was honestly one of the best bowls of miso soup I've ever had. The only suggestion I'd make is to have a simple printed menu with the names of each course and maybe a few notes about the ingredients. The chef explains every course, but there are so many Japanese names and details that it's hard to remember everything by the time you leave. I would have loved something to take notes on or even just glance at while he was talking. The only other thing I noticed was that the ending felt just a little rushed. There are seatings at 5:00, 7:00, and 9:00, and by the end of our meal the next group was already waiting in the entryway. It wasn't a big deal, but it was noticeable. The experience is $115 per person, and the required 20% gratuity is paid when you make the reservation. You can also order alcoholic drinks during dinner. At the end, the chef offers an optional add-on (ours was either a $30 bowl or a $12 roll). I skipped it because it featured a type of fish that usually isn't my favorite, but after seeing what the chef did with everything else, I was honestly tempted to give it a try. Maybe next time. This was one of those meals that you keep thinking about long after it's over. Everything was thoughtful, beautifully prepared, and absolutely delicious. I can honestly say it's the best sushi I've ever had, and I'd love to come back every season to see how the menu changes.