10 Best Sushi Bars in Sandy Springs

“I’ve eaten sushi all over Atlanta, and NoriFish stands in a different category.

The fish is flown in from Japan, and it shows. More importantly, it tastes like it.

Every course felt intentional—from the pristine nigiri to the beautifully plated seasonal bites and hand rolls. The quality of the fish was immediately apparent: rich, clean, buttery, and incredibly fresh. Several pieces were among the best I’ve had anywhere, not just in Georgia but New York as well.

What made this experience even more special was sharing it with my wife. Before NoriFish, sushi was never really her thing. She would go with me because she knew I enjoyed it, but it was never something she actively craved. Since our meal, she hasn’t stopped talking about it and keeps asking when we’re going back. That alone says more than any review I could write.

As someone who hopes to take my wife to Japan one day, seeing her genuinely fall in love with this style of dining made me incredibly happy. NoriFish didn’t just serve us an amazing meal—it opened the door to an experience I can’t wait to share with her again in the future.

The service was polished, the pacing was perfect, and every course felt like it belonged in a much larger food city than Atlanta. You can tell there is real care behind every detail.

If you appreciate true omakase and want to understand what premium Japanese seafood tastes like when treated with respect, book a seat at NoriFish.

Absolutely worth it. Five stars.“

“Had an incredible meal at One Sushi! Tried the pork ramen and lobster Rangoon, and both dishes were delicious. Beyond the food, the atmosphere is warm and welcoming thanks to the wonderful staff and the owner, who has such a kind, genuine personality. It was exactly the kind of dining experience I was hoping for. Can’t wait to return and bring friends with me next time!“

“Great sushi 🍣 we love Taka! They have delivery on Postmates too.“

“Amazing Selection. Freshly prepared, with Chefs visibly working right in front of you. Hibachi, Soup, Sushi, Sashimi, Nigiri, Oysters, Shrimp, Crab legs, and even a Crepe action station.“

“AMAZING!!! Everything we ordered was phenomenal. The service was above and beyond. 20 out of 10 experience. Definitely will return.“

“Tofu poke bowl with kale and cucumbers is really, really good, would probably add a little extra spice to the order next time for my tastes. Also, miso soup is good, too; not the BEST, but better than some of the misos I've had at other establishments ( even more traditional Japanese spots ) over the the past few years. Service was polite, friendly, and helpful. They have some canned drinks there I've never seen before anywhere else that look delicious ( punch, lychee, etc. ) but I didn't get any of those on this trip.“

“Always amazing food and service!! It's definitely my go-to sushi spot, everytime! I love the complimentary dessert they serve at the end as well, its just icing on the cake!! xoxoxo“

“Met a friend for lunch and it was a great experience. Fresh to order rolls, well done and generous sizing. The house salad alone was crisp, abundant and full of color which is not the norm. Dressing was a perfect amount. Ordered 3 rolls and they were executed well. Everything came out orderly and on time. Our server Carolina was wonderful and attentive. Aesthetic is top notch, surrounded by cherry blossoms and lanterns with ambient lighting. Insta worthy! Will definitely be back!“

“This was our second try at a poke bar in Sandy Springs and between the two that we tried, I think that this was our favorite. Both were similar in vibe (and actually both empty on a Friday evening) which is quick service with the ability to build a bowl with customized toppings after you choose your base and protein(s). There were a number of preset bowls that you could choose or you can customize everything from the start. We liked the fact that they had Korean BBQ as protein choices, and the spiciness was more approachable than the other bar that we tried. One thing that we did realize is that the difference between the small and medium bowl was marginal, if at all. The small bowl was filled more and the ingredients got smashed a little, but the volume that went into both of them looked similar. Both were delicious and I would definitely choose this one again. The one thing that this did not offer was the poke burrito option, but having tried that at the other poke bar, I decided that I would prefer the poke bowl anyway. The burrito option being filled as full as I wanted it tended to fall apart during consumption anyway, so the bowl would have been more convenient. This is now my official favorite poke bar in the area.“