Nori Nori - Piatti

The sushi here is outstanding, showcasing high quality with a wide variety of choices for those who prefer cooked dishes. The prices are fair considering the quality of the food. All in all, it was a wonderful experience!

WOW. That's my overall impression of the all-you-can-eat sushi experience – but it’s not just sushi! The selection of salads, hot dishes, and desserts was simply amazing. I drove 59 miles just for a Sunday lunch, and I can't wait to go back!

I want to emphasize that Nori Nori is not just the best sushi buffet; they also offer fantastic options for those who aren’t fond of sushi. We always leave feeling exceptionally satisfied. They have a wonderful selection and the food is delicious—don’t even get me started on the desserts! The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive, ensuring you get to the buffet quickly. This place is a must-visit; it’s definitely a hidden gem! Visualizza piatti

The Japanese food here is incredible. I don’t usually have a strong craving for Japanese cuisine, but this restaurant really impressed me. The sushi, especially the salmon with tempura, was outstanding. The soup, made to order, was delicious and you could customize it with your choice of ingredients and spices. I enjoyed the soba noodles paired with a tomato salad. The desserts were nice too, and I ended my meal with my favorite, tiramisu.

The sushi was decent for a buffet, allowing you to eat to your heart’s content, with a wide variety of options available. One standout dessert was the green tea ice cream, which was delightful. The waiter was excellent; I have nothing but positive things to say about her. The only downside of the experience was the cost—we spent over $100 after tipping for two people during dinner. I initially thought it might be due to Valentine’s Day, but I came across another review indicating that the prices were consistent. Overall, it’s a great place for an all-you-can-eat buffet. I hope this helps!

I decided to eat here after the reviews I saw. I really really wanted crab legs and they have the crab legs included in the buffet. The dinner buffet is $28.00 a person which is not bad for the included crab legs. However... The crab legs taste like they had been soaking in excessively salty water and they were served ice cold(actually they are sitting on ice . On the other hand everything else was Amazing. My favorite thing was the crepe station, where they made crepes to order : Also the service was great everyone was polite and attentive. The atmosphere is very nice and the restaurant is very clean. As long as you are not visiting just for crab legs... You should enjoy it. Visualizza piatti

Be sure to hydrate your self and bring an empty stomach because you will want as much space as possible for the huge Japanese buffet. Don't let the all you can eat pricing fool you, this is on par with top Brazilian steak houses at half the price. I have ate here several times the past few months and it is by far the freshest and best prepared seafood in Atlanta. Aside from the hibachi, the sushi can be made to order as well. For dinner, the crab legs and sashimi hit the spot. As a couple we can eat a lot of food (high metabolisms), so sushi costs about 40-60$ normally (two $12 rolls a piece, plus appetizer adds up). Nori Nori costs us under $60 plus tip, but the food selection is outstandin...

During my lunch visit, I was delighted to find nearly 20 different specialty rolls available, along with several nigiri choices. They also offered three types of soup, four or five yakitori options, and a variety of salads, including ceviche and mushroom dishes. The selection of main courses and appetizers was also noteworthy, featuring a whole roasted blue fish that was delicious. I found myself easily picking off flavorful, flaky pieces with tongs. I sampled most of the sushi rolls that did not contain cream cheese and enjoyed every one of them. The blue fish was a standout and a delightful surprise. Additionally, I loved the seafood yaki balls and the steak yakitori. Overall, I highly re...

Tip: Be aware that they close between lunch and dinner, so if you arrive before they start seating guests, be sure to ask if you can put your name on the list. I tend to get a bit impatient while waiting, so I took the chance to explore the restroom, snap some photos, and even play a little Pokémon. Mostly, I just enjoyed the refreshing air conditioning in the lobby, thanks to a kind employee who welcomed me inside. Georgia can get incredibly hot! Nori Nori is located in a small shopping center right next to an Italian restaurant called Aldo's, which I hope to try soon. The temptation to sneak over there while waiting was strong, but I'm glad I held off. Nori Nori exceeded my expectations.... Visualizza piatti