This is our go to spot for tonkatsu and/or soba noodles. It's cafeteria style where you order with…read morea person but you pick up the food with a buzzer and the put your tray away after you're done eating. The dining area is always nice and clean. I love how sometimes they offer free cotton candy to kids after dining.

Tasty casual spot for Korean influenced Japanese food. Ordered take out so I can't speak much to…read moreservice or ambiance but the food was good. The portion sizes are great for the price - good value meal sets. Ordered the katsu with tobiko rice. Katsu stayed hot and crispy on our 25 minute ride home! Husband got udon with gyudon and thought it was nothing mind blowing but as expected. Overall would return if I was in the area!

Their food is excellent! I had the bang bang shrimp and it's the best I have ever had. Their…read moresalmon sushi and many of their rolls are just outstanding.

Cool little hideaway Sushi place. Great for a business lunch or quiet date place. Peacefull…read moreatmosphere and delicious food. Staff was friendly and if you must...don't be afraid to ask for a fork. ;)

I stopped into this Suwanee location on my 3-hour drive back home...for dessert!…read more Namely, their Matcha Pudding w/ Red Bean...LOVE!! Also, tried their Cherry Blossom Jelly...which was good (but probably not enough to try again?). I regret not trying one of their Mille Crepe Cakes...but hopefully I'll get to try it next time? I also enjoyed their Thai Iced Tea...a bit mild, but good flavor. Frankly, I can't wait for this restaurant to open up in my hometown in Charlotte. I'd stop in here regularly for the desserts alone!

The Ramen is definitely well deserved of all the praises. 9 on the Ramen scale in terms of…read morefreshness, tastiness and bouncy noodleness. GARLIC BROTH RAMEN - delish. Noodles were excellent. BAO - melty pork belly delish. TEMPURA SHRIMP - nice and crispy and yet light. TAKOYAKI - very good and so filling. GREEN TEA PUDDING w/ Red Bean Topping - very very good. Perfect dessert to end meal. LYCHEE BOBA - absolutely excellent, wanted to order another. Everything was just delish. Hit all the right notes. Unbelievable fast food service. Good. Very cool interior with their hexagonal design booths and wood interior. Cute accents of Japanese culture with their wishing tree and swing and huge bell. HIGHLY RECOMMEND this place for the Ramen, food drinks. DEFINITELY will be back. Might just be our Ramen place when we get the craving.

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.

Super fun for families! Half of us are gluten free, and they do a great job preparing meals with…read moreGF soy sauce.

Me and my partner went for dinner if was late but at least an hour and half until closing dinner…read morewas good until it came to paying we were up charged the prices did not add up coordinating to the menu and for the little amount of food that we got it was not worth above 108$ + tip as well as the server made us pay her extra tip (15% extra) saying she needed a better tip and couldn't take the tip we left (which we did not have to leave in the first place!!) she would not let us leave until we gave her more tip not to mention was extremely rude about it as collage students we already don't have much and we gave her all we had to just be able to leave we will not be coming back because of this experience

Came here for a girls' date night and honestly loved it The soup dumplings were the highlight for…read moreme -- super juicy, flavorful, and reminded me so much of the ones I had in Taiwan. Definitely one of my favorite spots for soup dumplings near Atlanta now! The drinks were also beautiful and actually strong which I appreciated lol. We also ordered sushi and everything tasted fresh and well made. Shoutout to Khang for being so friendly and welcoming! He helped us choose some of the best items on the menu and made the experience even better. Even my Chinese friend approved Overall such a fun vibe for a girls' night, date night, or catching up with friends. Can't wait to come back!

Excellent sushi, appetizers, dumplings, and noodles. We've tried a few times now, and have always…read morehad a great experience. Their cocktails are great as well, the fav being the soufflé espresso martini. The service was great even on a busy Saturday night. Highly recommend getting reservations on weekends.

Wasabi Shoyu Ramen is an interesting take on the shoyu broth! With a light hint of wasabi in the…read morebroth, I'm surprised to taste and like it so much that this broth will definitely become my go-to every time I'm here. Large curry rice is definitely worth a try as well because of their crunchy but airy tonkatsu. Those pieces go really well with curry sauce and white rice, which makes it a really filling dish.

Ramen usually stays off on my radar as unless the store reeks of cooked pork or thick soy sauce…read morefumes, to me you are using readily available factory products, period. And I haven't had one experience going thru that in the metro Atlanta or maybe every ramen shops here have a great exhaust system built in. It def is quite seldom to find a legit shop that practices these old ways of doing things right. It was quite hard to tell if this shop cooks its own broth and noodles or uses soup paste and premade noodles readily available from Japanese food distributors - I will stay naive and believe that they either seem to cook their own own or sup up the OMP with custom ingredients for that grade up. Chashu rice was pretty good with hella scallions, but my suspicious mind kept walking towards the easily available menus off the distributor ordering sheets. 3/5.