I was a huge fan of this place when it was strictly Japanese...and was quite bummed when I heard they changed this restaurant from Japanese to Asian fusion. In any case, I finally decided to check out the place for dinner. Well, right away, I saw that they added more tables. Even with more tables, the restaurant still seemed pretty spacious. I've always loved the spaciousness of this place...but I find the layout a bit awkward. Unless you come with a group of 4, you'll most likely be seated in the open area...where there's just this utter lack of privacy. So yeah, as nice as this place is, there's a certain lack of comfort and coziness? I also noticed that their menu/menus looked quite different. Initially I was handed just this Korean-Chinese menu...and when I asked if they had Bento Boxes, they handed me the Japanese menu, but I didn't see any sushi rolls on the menu (??). I should have asked, but I just let that go. In retrospect, I really regret not asking. But then again, I wonder why they didn't hand out ALL the menus right off the bat? Who knows...Maybe they had a third menu with a list of sushi rolls?? ANYWAY, I ended up ordering their Bulgogi Bento, which turned out to be quite substantial in portion, and well presented. The thing I didn't like was the bland, undercooked Bulgogi, with excessive fat. I've been getting served a lot of Bulgogi like this lately around town..and it has somewhat turned me off to Bulgogi in general. I personally prefer a much better cooked Bulgogi, with less fat. I enjoyed the Japchae, as well as the fried sides, but frankly, all the foods were all lacking in full Korean flavor. Some of the sides in the bento just seemed off...like these lackluster Avocado Sushi Rolls and a generic Salad (??). I felt that for the 32-dollar pricing, the sides should have been much better. This bento also came with Egg Drop Soup...but again, too bland. Guess I should have poured some soy sauce. As usual, the service was really good though. They even added this complimentary post-meal drink...this might have been the best part of my entire meal? I still think this is a really nice restaurant, with a lot to offer. I just didn't like how it got rid of many of its stellar Japanese menu items. Also, unfortunately, I just didn't like what I ordered. Again, the Bulgogi was too mild and too fatty...and all the foods in the Bento tasted a bit too bland. If I was to return, I would definitely not repeat the Bulgogi Bento. If they really don't have any sushi rolls, guess I'd order something Chinese? read more

Over order we did! The food portion/size are huge!!! We took home most of the food - and finished them within 2 days. Very good value considering the amount of food received for the process tag. Everything is delicious. Service is good as well. read more

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Came here with a friend on a weekday night and were surprised that it was pretty busy. We ordered the king pork cutlet plate and fried chicken to share. The pork cutlet was golden and crispy on the outside while still tender inside. The fried chicken was juicy and flavorful, and the house-made sauce added a nice kick. The portions were generous and the service was very good. The waitress was obviously very busy, but she was still attentive and friendly throughout our meal. Would definitely come back to try other items on the menu read more

Yuki Asian Fusion - Asian Fusion Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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No notes! Everything we had was piping hot, crispy and super fresh. The two ladies running the show were very nice, place was clean and we left stuffed to the hilt. Maybe getting there right as they open ensured peak quality? I don't have anything negative or neutral even to say but maybe their kimchi and turmeric radish banchan being standard and nothing special. The Donkatsu sauce is more the dipping variety rather than dumping on top kind. read more

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Plenty of parking in the plaza. I think this used to be a Japanese Korean fusion place that was just okay (per different people) that is now a Chinese fusion place that is much improved! You can already tell that the Koreans love it, lots of people were coming in post church. The menu is pretty big with a lot of different entrée options. My family and I shared some things and they let us spin this wheel where we could get a free food item depending on what we landed on! I don't know how you qualify for the wheel (maybe if you spend a certain amount) but it was fun. There is a "blank" option on the wheel which means you don't get anything so you do need some luck with it lol. Food/price: - Sweet and sour pork ($29.99): they use chapsal which is a sweet rice for the batter which makes it slightly sweet if you try it without the sauce. They're pro here and give you the sauce on the side which is your standard tangusyuk sauce that's sweet/sour with woodear mushrooms, cabbage, pineapple, and etc. overall this was good but I think it's similar to the sweet and sour pork at other Korean/Chinese restaurants that serve it like Zoong Guk Jib. - Sweet and spicy shrimp ($29.99): this was amazing!! Definitely recommend. The batter is probably similar to the sweet and soup pork because it was light and crispy but the sauce of the shrimp was delicious. Slightly sweet and spicy but nothing you couldn't handle. - Black bean noodles ($10.99): solid but not the best in ATL - Seafood noodle soup ($15.99): the portion size is HUGE. You can definitely share this between 2 people. The broth is hearty and spicy, if you have a cold and need to clear your sinuses this will definitely do it for you. The noodles are chewy and nice as well. - Eel bibimbap (sorry forgot the price): comes on a stone hot plate with the rice, some fish egg, eel and the veggies. The sauce is on the side. Definitely give it a good mix so that the rice doesn't cook too much on the bottom! Pretty good portion size. Overall, definitely get the sweet and spicy shrimp! They had other entrees on the menu that I would love to try so will be back! read more

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Elegant restaurant that serves good Asian fusion food. We tried several dishes. My favorite was the sweet and sour pork. Loved how the sauce was served separately so the pork stayed crisp. Allowed me to control the amount of sauce I had too. Next favorite was a black bean paste pasta dish. Huge menu with a lot of options. Need to come back a en try more! read more

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This is my favorite place to get Korean food! The staff is amazing and all share the role of your waiter. You press a button on or near your table to ask for service, otherwise you just get to enjoy your meal. It's a very clean and modern style restaurant which has a nice quiet ambiance. The food itself is 10/10. Large portions for all meals and everything is delicious. read more

Yuki Asian Fusion - Spicy shrimp bibimbap. Comes with egg drop soup. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Excellent Chinese and Korean meal at Yuki Asian Fusion! We went with the Combo A good for 4-5 people and a Galbi set for our party of 6 and were quite satisfied with the variety and quality of our meal. We came at a slightly off hour (3 pm) but there were still plenty of customers which shows this place is popular. Parking is easy and located in the same shopping plaza and vicinity as Gohan and Chubby Cattle makes Yuki Asian Fusion a great option if you're looking for high quality Asian Fusion food. The ambiance is modern, clean, and spacious. Very comfortable atmosphere. 4.2 stars rounded up bc it's Christmas makes Yuki Asian Fusion a 5 star review for me! Thank you and Merry Christmas! read more

Yuki Asian Fusion - Asian Fusion Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Came for lunch on a weekend and it wasn't too busy. They have many items on their menu, from rice to appetizers to noodles. We got some things to share. We got the kalguksu with clams, scorched rice, beef brisket noodles and the soy garlic chicken. The chicken flavor was good but the pieces were way too big and not sure why but the meat tasted kind of rubbery. The scorched rice dish was good and had a decent amount of seafood. The kalguksu though had no flavorful but the noodle texture was good. The beef brisket noodle portion was just crazy, it was packed with noodles with not too much beef and the flavor was also lacking. Overall the dishes were okay, big portions but little flavor. The service was pretty friendly though. read more

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I went with a group of friends.. and let me tell you the food was soo good. Everything was served family style so it's probably best to go with a group of people. The ambiance was really cool. It was my 1st time there. The service was on point and very good. The food came out at the right moments. We ordered course A combo... which was plenty of food for the group of 6 I was with. The course A combo is described in the food pics below. There was plenty of leftovers. This place is very good overall. I highly recommend this restaurant if you're looking for a good Korean-Chinese restaurant for a large group of family or friends. read more

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Good food, good portions! I came to Yuki for an early Mother's Day lunch, and initially when I walked in, it wasn't that busy, but it got busy fast. Our table of 10 went with the Combo B set, and we ordered 1 more entree on top of that. We definitely could've done without the additional entree, there was so much food! All the food was decent, but I didn't find it particularly special. I will say the Mapo Tofu was more to my liking compared to other restaurants (I didn't pick up on any peppercorn taste). Service was decent considering how busy it was. I appreciated how they split our dishes into 2 plates since we had a long table. It made it so much easier to access food instead of passing around a bunch or large plates. I would be interested to come back and try other dishes that aren't part of the combo. Beautifully decorated interior that gives it an upscale feeling! read more

Yuki Asian Fusion - Mapo Tofu (split serving) - Asian Fusion Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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I've heard from so many people about Yuki's having amazing food but my experience was disappointing unfortunately :( My friends and I came on a Monday night at 8pm and was seated quickly. Ambience is beautiful - the restaurant is spacious, has high ceilings, decor is fancy - and it feels like high dining. The servers were also very attentive and helpful. However, the food was not as expected. We ordered 4 dishes and it was pretty pricey. Details below: 1) Japchae ($20) - my favorite dish of the night. It was saucy, flavorful, noodles were both soft and chewy. It had the flavors of beef chowfun, which I liked, but not your classic japchae. Rating: 7/10 2) Hot stone bulgogi bibimbap ($20) - nothing much to note here. Just a standard bibimbap. It was special, didn't have anything stand out flavors. I'd pass this one next time. Rating: 6.5/10 3) Sweet & spicy shrimp ($30) - Saw sooo many good reviews about this dish but my friends and I all felt the same way. It lacked flavor, the coating was so thick, and there was barely any sauce coated on the shrimp. I would not order this again. Rating: 5/10 4) Sweet & spicy chicken ($30) - Looks are deceitful! The chicken looks like it'd be crispy but it was soggy actually and a lot of breading. Same with the shrimp, you could barely taste any flavor and I had go eat all pf the stir-fried green chilis for any kind of flavor. I would not order this again. Rating: 5/10 Both the shrimp and chicken dishes tasted like the ones you'd get from a chinese express takeout place. That was disappointing considering the price point :/ Overall, I don't think I'll find myself back at Yuki's. The cost of food compared to the taste is severely lacking. Maybe we just had a bad experience but it definitely made my friends and I not want to come back. read more

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It's a nice-looking restaurant, and while the service was okay (not great), the food kind of made up for it. They no longer serve sushi, but my son and I really enjoyed the Hot Plate Bulgogi beef with rice and sides. The shrimp fried rice was tasty, though we were already full from the generous first plate and the fried shrimp tempura--which my son said we probably didn't need. read more

Yuki Asian Fusion - Asian Fusion Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Really enjoyed Yuki Asian Fusion! The grilled short rib patties with rice cake were super fun and flavorful -- they look like spare ribs but it's actually chewy rice cake. Fried chicken was crispy and juicy, the sweet spicy San Diego flavor is my favorite. LA Galbi, bulgogi bento, and spicy shrimp bibimbap were all solid. Cool, elegant vibe and great service. Will be back! read more

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This was a nice Korean Chinese restaurant with pretty decoration and a good menu. I got a dumpling noodle soup, and I really like the broth. The portions were really big, so definitely a place where you can order various dishes to try with friends. I had a large group today, and they accommodated us well. I would come and visit again! read more

Yuki Asian Fusion - Dumpling noodle soup - Asian Fusion Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Asian fusion restaurant but mainly known as a Korean-Chinese restaurant next to the old Toys-r-Us building on Pleasant Hill. Big space with lots of tables for larger groups. You can get semi-private tables if you reserve in advance (partly covered by walls). It can get packed pretty fast so if you're coming during peak hours with a larger group, make sure to call ahead. I've been a few times and mainly ordered their combo A, which comes with Seafood Nurungjitang (seafood soup with scorched/crunchy rice), cold jellyfish salad, stir fried seafood/vegetables/beef, fried pork belly in soy sauce, fried chicken in hot and sour soy sauce, stir fried shrimp in sweet and spicy sauce, stir fried chili peppers and pork (comes with 4 pieces of flower buns / mandarin rolls, and a choice of jjajangmyun (black bean noodles) or seafood jjambbong (spicy seafood noodles soup). Not a fan of their jjajangmyun as I feel like it lacks the jjajang flavor, but older adults tend to prefer it since it's the taste is less strong than other places in the area. I'm usually not one to order jjambbong, but I hear that's good. The other entrees in the combo are all good. Lots of portions! Their shrimp dish can be a tad bit spicy for those who are not good with spicy like me, but I think it can be dependent on the chef that day. I've tried it multiple times and sometimes it's not as spicy but other times I wasn't able to eat due to the spiciness. A good place for family dinners. It's one of our main go to places for celebrations like birthdays or Mother's/Father's Day. read more

I recently dined at this modern Korean fusion restaurant and tried their beef bibimbap. Overall, it was a satisfying meal-the portion was generous. and the flavors were well-balanced, the beef was tender and the vegetables were fresh. The service was good. The ambience of the restaurant was a highlight. The decor was stylish and modern, creating a cozy yet trendy atmosphere that made this dining experience more enjoyable. While I enjoyed my meal, I do wish the menu had a bit more variety. (This was my first dining experience here after they changed the menu.) It would be great to see more unique fusion options or additional classic Korean dishes to choose from. That said, if you"re looking for a solid and filling bibimbap in a great setting, this place delivers. read more

Yuki Asian Fusion - Beef Bibimbap - Asian Fusion Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

I really wanted to like this place. I'm always skeptical towards "asian fusion" but my parents heard good things so we checked it out. It's very spacious, and there's tons of bug tables so it looked great for large parties. They share parking lot with other restaurants and stores, but there's ample spaces. Service was great, as each table has a bell that they can ring for service. We ordered the eggplants with rice, Korean styled beef tartare, jjamppong, and tangsooyuk. I'd only recommend the tartare and tangsooyuk. Everything else was a miss, and we most likely won't return. read more

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Sometimes idk if I want Chinese food or Korean food, but Yuki gives a beautiful mix of both! There are so many amazing dishes that Yuki offers and thankfully they have courses for indecisive people like me. Everything was so yummy and fulfilling, but my favorite was probably the seafood nurungjitang (soup). It was packed full of vegetables and I really liked the scored rice. For the last noodle dish, you got to pick between jajangmyeon or seafood jjambbong. I picked the jjambbong and the savory spiciness helped bring everything together. I was so stuffed after eating everything since the portions are so big. There was also a sweet ginger drink at the end to help with digestion read more

Yuki Asian Fusion - nurunggitang - Asian Fusion Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Over a short span of time since my family's discovery of Yuki, it has gone from a must dine at destination to we're done eating here. Yesterday, we spent over $200 for lunch, for a party of 5 with all of us agreeing that the quality of the food had become noticeably bad. No wonder there were so many empty tables there. The final insult to the bad dining experience was the mandatory 20% tip they added to the bill for disjointed and inconsistent service provided. We had to ring the bell multiple times for simple items like ordering, water refill, and final bill. We're checked out of Yuki forever. read more

The restaurant looks beautiful. The service was excelent and the food was great. I ordered the beef noddles soup, it's very tasty and generous portion (I forgot to take a picture) but I couldn't finish eating it all. The only thing I didn't like it's they turn the lights even when there was people eating at the restaurant, I know they were about to close but it was kinda rude having a very strong light over my head. I think everyone was feeling kinda pressured. read more

A lot has changed since I last visited. They seem to be more focused on Korean-Chinese cuisine now and switched the name from Yuki Izakaya to Yuki Asian Fusion. FOOD: Cream Saewoo ($29.99) - It seems they might have discontinued this item 2 days after I visited on 08/12, but they have a couple other shrimp dishes that were good as well. The sauce was the best, lemony and creamy, but they really did not give us enough compared to the amount of shrimp they gave. Seafood Ulmyeon ($16.99) - I've never had this dish, but was pleasantly surprised. It has a thick broth and includes noodles, seafood, and veggies. The taste is very rich and since the broth is thick, the noodles are all coated in the broth. Black Bean Noodles ($10.99) - I would not recommend this dish. There are much better options elsewhere. The sauce is bland and way too watery. If anything, the noodles were cooked really well. Seafood Jjampong ($15.99) - This was pretty decent. The broth was smoky and had a good spicy kick at the end. SERVICE: I couldn't tell if our initial server was just new or didn't want to be there, but she did not have the best attitude. Other servers were great! They would check up on us and make sure we had everything we needed. OVERALL: It's unfortunate that I would not recommend the 2 main dishes in Korean-Chinese cuisines, but the other big plates to share were all great. I would recommend here for a nice date or a family outing! read more

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-getting seated can be a challenge sometimes -I love the crab jjambong; it's much better than the regular version -jjajangmyeon is pretty sweet, not my fav dish -service is somewhat inconsistent; sometimes they're friendly and sometimes they're not -roast pyeunchae was good, the veggies were cut a bit thick for my liking -jokbal with the scored rice was good as well read more

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It used to be a sushi place but not its Asian fusion. The menu is pretty extensive. There's a lot of Korean Chinese items. Portions sizes are very generous so best to eat it family style. Be prepared to be in a food coma. Definitely not light food. Service is good. The decor is very fancy, but it is a casual restaurant. read more

Yuki izakaya changed into 'Yuki asian fusion' some time towards late 2023 from a Japanese concept to a Korean/Chinese restaurant. Aka jungkook jip. While the ambiance is the same, the menu has drastically changed of course. You get your typical jja jjang myun, jjampong, tang su yuk (deep fried pork in sweet sauce) and more. I think the pricing is standard for some, and others a bit on the pricier side. We ordered mapo tofu one day and it was $27. Also the shrimp jja jjang myun was $17 vs the $11 regular bowl (which is understandable.) I see a lot of people order the nurangji seafood which is a ginormous bowl of scorched rice and seafood. This place has been pretty consistent with their food and also seems relatively busy nowadays. They have table seating as well as nice, roomy booths that can fit up to 6. read more

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I finally made it here to my bookmarked place without knowing it thanks to a gf suggesting this spot. The vibe of this place was really nice. You get a wowing sensation, at least for me. Even the disposable chopsticks looked premium. We shared the anjoo set menu for $60 which she said had good sampling options. It was a good combo size for two as well: --- Sashimi: I really dug the salmon! I am unsure of the other two fishes, but they had less fat and weren't particularly to my fancy (the fatter the fish type, the better the taste). One of the red fish sets did seem to be a bit on the dryer side imo, but overall pretty good quality. Yakitori: The chicken pieces were small and minimal. It came with two skewers. Taste wise, it was okay. Overall average to say the least. Shishito pepper: These were generally not hot, but I suppose if you hit a few seeds that it would have spicy notes. It's like jalapenos but much bigger. Enoki and bacon: The bacon provided a nice texture and flavor for the enoki. This resemble baby scallops with itty bitty bacon pieces wrapped around. You will taste the crispy bacon more than anything else. Sausage and rice cake: This miniature sausage was slightly salty. The rice cake definitely mellowed out the sausage's flavors with a nice charred texture. Takoyaki: There were 5 pieces to share, and it was really warm and delicious. I could only taste a few (like two) octopus balls though so that was disappointing. Tempura: The coating was really good and thin. There was a decent variety of pieces to share. Nagasaki jjamppong: The soup was very flavorful: fragrant and sweet. The (blue?) crab probably added some nice flavors. I also saw exactly one mussel so I'm unsure if this has a seafood base. Fish roe rice: My friend said the last time she was here there was definitely way more rice. Though really good, the portion was definitely cut in half. :( --- The downside is the loud music playing in the background. It was hard to hear each other talk. Also, the food portions were on the smaller end. For us girls, the size was decent and filled us up. If the hubs were there, he would probably leave wanting more food. Would I come again? Sure. The menu looked vast so I'm sure there are more goodies in store. read more

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Came for dinner to celebrate one of my friend's birthday. I called ahead and asked if we were allowed to bring our own cake and they allowed. Upon entering you feel totally transported. The ambience is calm and personal. It's dim but not dark. The wait staff was kind and attentive till we paid the bill.. then they never came by the table again. LOL We had to wave someone down to grab our cake for us from the back. The food dishes we ordered were decent both in presentation and taste. Nothing really stood out and the flavors were regular. If I had to choose, the little taco appetizers we had were probably the best we ate. The drinks though were very good. The Yukitini in particular was strong and not too sweet. Loved it. And loved the little show of pouring the acid into the pea tea to activate the color change. Will go back for service, drinks, and ambience. read more

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I'd go back here again and again for their lunch special, just not for the Korean chirashi or the volcano roll - that just about sums up our almost daily visits over a week recently. I love that the menu stays the same throughout the week and we can have the lunch specials even on the weekend. And the bulgogi, salmon, and spicy pork don were all pretty phenomenal as I could tell they paid careful attention to every element. Service is quick and no frills until they bring out the meals, after which we typically didn't have anyone checking on us until we asked for a cheque. Parking is aplenty and the ambience is pretty cool with tall, warehouse-y tall ceilings and modern decor. All in all a knockout. read more

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Cold jellyfish salad hit the spot but I can do without the cocktail or the red sauce on shrimp and fried chicken in hot and sour soy sauce was good . And one of the cleanest Restroom in korean or Asian restaurants! For that I give 5 s . To me clean bathroom is VERY important! read more

Good, beautiful, upscale-inspired, Korean-Japanese fusion restaurant in Gwinnett! My girlfriend and I dined here for a birthday meal. After putting this place in my GPS and heading towards it, I suddenly remembered dining here many years ago, but just like that past experience, this experience wasn't completely off-the-charts memorable either. The interior of the restaurant is beautiful - sleek, modern, sexy. The restaurant didn't accept reservations but assured us that dining for two on an early Friday evening shouldn't be an issue - and it wasn't. There was wide open seating when we arrived at 5:30PM. We were greeted and seated immediately. Throughout our dining experience, the service was superb and incredibly accommodating. On to the food! We didn't hold back and in retrospect, I think we ordered enough for a small army. We enjoyed the following: -Serranotail * Sliced yellowtail with serrano, cilantro, jalapeno, and sriacha -Spicy Tuna Tostada * Spicy tuna on wonton chip -Dad Joke | Spicy tuna, shrimp tempura, cream cheese top with avocado, jalapeno, eel sauce, & spicy mayo * -Yuki Roll | Crab meat, cucumber, top with green onion, masago, salmon, spicy tuna, eel sauce & spicy mayo -Silver Sashimi -Yakisoba - Pan fried noodles with Beef 13 Overall, I agree with another reviewer from a couple of days ago that said this place feels a little overhyped. We ordered so much food that the staff prepared a complimentary dish of tempura for us - so, I feel confident we got a good sampling but nothing rocked our socks. If I had to pick my favorite dishes, they were probably the serranotail and sashimi platter. Raw fish is definitely the way to go here. Everything else seems like it's trying too hard. I really liked the spicy tuna tostada but my girlfriend didn't - I think it was fresh and flavorful and being wrapped in a fried wonton definitely helped. I thought the Dad Joke and Yuki Roll were both a little showy but overall dry. The Yakisoba was my least favorite dish; it was covered in a couple of sauces with incredibly overwhelming flavor - and not in a good way. Many of their dishes seemed forced. In a nutshell, I really wanted to love this place, especially with it being so inviting inside, but now I remember [again] why I forgot about it in the first place. read more

I recently dined at this Asian fusion restaurant and was impressed by the abundance of seating and tasteful interior design. This place was formerly a sushi restaurant but now mainly serve Chinese/Korean food. Service speed was average, but the friendly staff made up for it. The menu offered a diverse range of Asian-inspired dishes. Overall, a pleasant dining experience with ample seating and inviting ambiance. Recommended for a casual meal with friends or family. We got the half and half Jokbal and I personally liked the spicy Jokbal more since it came with nurungji (scorched rice) pieces. The highlight was the fried chicken in soy sauce. The crispiness of the chicken went really well with the lettuce and various toppings. I'd definitely get the fried chicken again if I come back. We also got the jjajangmyun but felt the sauce was too watery so wouldn't recommend. read more

Yuki Asian Fusion - Half and half Jokbal - Asian Fusion Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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I'm always trying to find new restaurants to introduce to my picky parents when they are visiting me from out of town. I had seen and heard good things about Yuki Izakaya on social media so we stopped in for lunch on the weekend. The interior is gorgeous and borderline upscale. I felt bad dressing casually for lunch but there is no dress code (well at least, everyone else was dressed casually). Definitely take the time while waiting for your food to check out the decor! The lunch specials were a little more limited last year but looks like they've definitely improved. My mom was a bit disappointed when she ordered the rainbow roll and only got a roll. She also tried the spicy tuna tostada (basically tuna poke tacos) which actually did have a bit of a kick. My dad and I each ordered a different "Don", which turned out coming with a personal tray of various banchan. I got the Chirashi and my dad got the Unagi. Both were fresh and delicious. I'll definitely need to stop in again to check out more of the lunch menu options next time! read more

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I've always had great experiences at this place! The service here is awesome and the servers are always so accommodating and nice. The ambiance itself has such a classy feel to it, but the pricing does not break the bank at all. The food is prepared quickly but the quality and presentation of it is not lost. Only thing we were expecting were banchans (side dishes) that usually come at every korean restaurant we eat it at. We figured since it is a fusion place, they decided to opt out of that. Other than that, this place is A+ read more

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I came here for lunch and got their bulgogi roll - one of their baked rolls. It was delicious and there was a decent amount of bulgogi on top of the rolls. I also go their mala brisket ramen. It came in a larger bowl than I expected which is a plus. The noodles were good, but the broth felt a little bland to me compared to other mala broths I've had. Their sushi though was amazing. I had one of the salmon nigiri and it tasted so fresh and the fish was high quality. read more

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I've been here before, a couple of times. My previous review(s) still hold(s) true. Today, we got the Aurora rule, the Jessica albacore roll, the super crunch roll, and an eel roll with crunchy Panko added on top (extra charge). Starters, we got pork belly skewers and karaage. You can never go wrong with Karaage- delish! Crispy and served with a little Mayo and cabbage salad and some ponzu. Yummy! Still a solid place to go. Just don't get the chef specials for your sushi. As ever. read more

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Great ambience. Service.... Very disappointing. You could see that the staff was overwhelmed and it certainly reflected in the service. This pace struggles with identity. Is is upscale or fast food. Ambience is borderline upscale. Service is worse than fast food and everything else was somewhere in the middle. Service - 2/5 Food - 3/5 Ambience - 3.5/5 Bulgogi cheese fries 3/5 California roll - 2/5 Korean fried chicken - 3/5 Veg Tempura - 3/5 Karaage - 3/5 read more

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Itadakimas! The grub is good but I wished they were more of an izakaya. I was hoping to see a bunch of downtrodden salaryman drowning their sorrows, but .. nah.. just a regular restaurant with japanese food. So my search continues for that one authentic izakaya, .. small , cramped, and the wise old master over the grill... The grub is good. Nothing to write home about, but a solid place for japanese food. read more

Yuki Asian Fusion - Ten Don lunch set. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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If we are in the mood for quality sushi and other Japanese/Korean dishes, this is where we usually end up. The interior is lovely and has date night vibes. The restaurant is very clean and the staff wear masks. The service is top notch and it's hasn't been very busy the times we have visited. The sushi is what really shines here. The rolls are amazing and the fish is extremely fresh. I would recommend coming here for the lunch specials. It comes with many side dishes, salad and miso soup. Everything tastes so good. The ramen is good but not very memorable. Overall, it's a great date night or day date spot. Can't wait to try all the sushi on the menu. read more

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Just at the start, it is important to know that the online menu is different from the in person menu. Some items are either unavailable or under a different number. The service is very nice. They make sure everything is okay and will not get mad if mistakes were made while ordering. The ambiance is very nice as it feels like a lovely place to be in but is not noisy at all. The atmosphere looks fancy but is actually casual food wise. The food may be more pricey than others but they give a lot of food which makes it up. The food is not bad, but is not anything amazing. It's something I would go get if I was really hungry and just wanted something to be full on. They also gave us some refreshing tea at the very end on the house which was very nice of them. read more

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The service was excellent. The ambiance was beautiful and lively, but also spacious and clean. During the time, my mom and I went around 3-4pm on a Friday, it wasn't busy. They had parties of 4+ as well as couples. I loved the interior design, it looks a bit upscale but it's more casual dining. It can be more casual formal, if you want to celebrate it that way. Your choice! The food was okay We had the: Yaki Udon 2.5 Sweet and Sour Pork with sweet rice coating 3/5 Seafood Pancake 2.8/5 I was sad that they didn't offer sushi anymore. The first time I came this year, they had offered it. But currently, they don't. That isn't the reason it gets 3 stars though! I've had Korean food that's just more to my taste. The Yaki Udon wasn't our favorite. I think it was suppose to carry a Chinese-Korean flair, it did its job, but there is no meat in this dish. It was sweet but very very savory/salty. The Seafood Pancake was crispy at the bottom. They had a lot of octopus, small shrimps, and that's all the seafood. I tend to order this from other places. So I'm a little more selective when it comes to this dish. The batter used, was very very thick. Other places, I've had, has clams and/or scallops added. Lastly, the Sweet and Sour Pork with sweet rice coating. It was okay. The portion was a bit small. The sauce is placed in a different bowl for a dipping experience and you get to add more vinegar. The sauce had carrots, zucchini, wood ear fungus, and I think that's it. The pork was crispy. This dish came with a side of black bean paste, raw onions, and danmuji (pickled radish). I would come again! read more

Yuki Asian Fusion - Sweet and Sour Pork with sweet rice, Seafood Pancake, and Yaki Udon - Asian Fusion Near Me - Duluth, Georgia