Doshi Sushi

I've been going here for years and always had a great experience. Their rolls and sashimi/nigiri are delicious. Great for lunch and dinner. Staff are very nice and attentive. This is my favorite place to eat sushi in Duluth!

Private rooms, excellent food, and good value when you order a combo course meal that would cost at least 50% more. Fish used for sushi and sashimi are not only high quality and excellently aged, they are quite large. The extras that come in their signature combo meal are excellent also - fried shrimp and vegetables, grilled fish, spicy fish soup, colorful roes over rice, and the 6 Korean side dishes! Highly recommended!

My first time coming to this restaurant, just picked it from apple maps while I was driving home. This place did not disappoint. Service was great and friendly, food was very good. I order sushi and Sashimi also a grill mackerel. I sat at the bar so the the sushi chef even offered me his favorite dipping sauce for the mackerel off menu, that was very good. That was very kind of him. Overall great experience would definitely go back.

A nice Korean style sushi restaurant in Duluth. We went there for dinner and it wasn’t too packed. We were seated in a quiet clean room on the right. Service was quick and accurate. We ordered deluxe sushi, mirugai, two amaebi, and three bottles of baek se ju. A lot of food so we took the leftovers with us.

Amazing service and menu! Highly recommend the baked Mussels and Volcano roll! They are very kind about any adjustments to your order for allergies. And make sure to ring the bell for service :) 10/10

First time experience at Doshi Sushi and it was excellent. We were promptly seated and greeted by the server. It was lunchtime and they had some great specials. When the food came out, the presentation and quality of the food was on point. We really enjoyed our lunch and would go back again.

We ordered the 5-person VIP meal for the higher quality fish, which is perfect if you love fatty tuna and similar premium selections. Personally, I enjoyed the individual banchan the most since I’m not a big fan of fatty tuna — but everyone else loved it. The only thing none of us really liked was the sea squirt, though you could tell it was still better quality than at other places. Also, the moving octopus might scare some for sure.

Whenever I sit down for sushi, I demand freshness above all else. Doshi delivers! Shellfish are especially amazing, freshness you can taste. Service by dining hall staff is impeccable, everything is provided before you ask. The portion of dinner for four is large, my family struggled to finish 2/3 of all the dishes.

Owner taught myself and my husband about the different fish. He was so kind!!! It's so nice in there for a date night and the waitress was very kind. Highly recommend!! We are going back tomorrow!

Visited this place after randomly being in Duluth and I was pleasantly surprised! Located in a shopping center with other food/dessert places near by with plenty of free parking. We were sat down quickly during the dinner time and provided a menu. Our waitress was very attentive but in case you come during a busy day, there is a bell on the table that you can click for service. We ordered 3 rolls: Salmon Roll (right) Dancing Eel Roll (left) Lobster roll (not pictured) My favorite was definitely the dancing eel and the salmon roll. My mom really enjoyed the lobster roll. Overall, great service, clean atmosphere! Definitely would be back.

-decent prices and quality -big menu -quick service -go to for sushi and fish katsu

Every time I crave sushi, I think Doshi. I always get the Goyza both steamed and fried are bomb, the Godzilla roll is my favorite roll, and the cucumber salad!!! Chefs kiss. This location is very clean, all the employees are super welcoming and very efficient!

The sushi was super fresh and melt in your mouth delicious! Great lunch deal in a very clean/nice authentic Japanese restaurant ! Super quick. I was served my food in 5 minutes! Nice big thick noodles in the soup. Ever so slightly sweet. I love how I received 3 separate "samplers" immediately. The grilled noodles were my favorite. Very flavorful and something I've never had before. The kimchi was a nice healthy addition and the egg dish was essentially mini omelettes, also very good.

The outside of Doshi Sushi is very unsuspecting. It looks like any strip mall sushi but upon entering you're greeted by a beautiful restaurant. I loved the rooms for each party. It was private and intimate. We were told you press a button on the table for your server to come so it was efficient and pretty soon after pushing the button an employee would come. We got the gyoza. We asked our server June Lee what meet was in it and she said "all", we pressed further and discovered it is all meat but no shrimp. They were good! Still unsure what that means though. The edamame was usual and a decent portion. It's always a safe bet. Miso soup is given to everyone complimentary. This was thoughtful and it was one of the best miso soups I've had. Very rich. The woman serving the soup was kind and warm. For entrees I got the Dancing with the Stars with no cream cheese which was great. Very big portion and beautiful. A slight fishy taste, but I was so hungry I didn't mind. The Donkatsu Don unfortunately fell really short. It was flavorless no matter the soy sauce added. The vegetables were great but not enough to hold up the meal. It didn't look like any Donkatsu I've had. After a few bites we chose to just get a box. We enjoyed trying their rendition but would not get again. The only thing that will keep us from going back to Doshi to try something else would be the service. We felt more of an inconvenience and rushed by our server. She would visibly roll her eyes when we would ask for something or have a question about the menu. English wasn't her native language so she may have been tired, but we left feeling very uncomfortable. Bad service can ruin a meal and it did.

This place never disappoints! We come here every time we are in Duluth! One of the best sushi place that we love. Sushi so fresh and their sides are amazing. Their staff are welcoming and kind. It gets pretty busy so be prepared to wait a bit during the busy time. It's clean and I love how they have little private sections if you have a group of 4 or more.

I come here specifically for their extensive lunch menu set meals. Fit for a king or queen and doesn't break the bank. This is Korean style Japanese food and sushi. It hits different, in a good way. Reminds me of my favorite sushi places in Seoul, where the dining area is mostly private rooms. However, I typically visit here for solo lunch. Their tempura is light, fluffy, crispy - the best I've had outside of Japan. They also give you spicy sujaebi as a side. Very fast and super attentive servers that kind of hover over you. Big city atmosphere in the suburbs. You wil see many people having business meeting meals here.

This is a totally unassuming spot - it's basically in a strip mall. All the servers are incredibly attentive. It is a Korean spot so expect the greetings and Korean side dishes to come out with your meal. The fried fish cake side dish definitely overshadowed the radish dish. Savory fish cakes in a sesame oil marinade. The fish is SO fresh. That's all you want from a sushi spot really, letting the fish shine. The real star is the the shrimp tempura. I have thought about this dish every day since I've had it. The batter is light and ultra crunchy, yet the shrimp inside is still soft and delicate. I honestly didn't even need the sauce it comes with for dipping. I didn't want to swallow because I needed to savor every bite. Will come back at the minimum for the tempura, the rest of their sushi/seafood is tasty as well.

E X P E R I E N C E we came on a Sunday for brunch around 11am. we had a reservation for 6 and a baby. we were immediately sat and had a private room (love!). F O O D hot tea set E for 5 people (but our 6th doesn't eat raw fish) chefs choice of sashimi and sushi (see photos but there were 5 pc of 5 different cuts of sashimi, eel and shrimp tempura roll grilled fish shrimp tempura spicy squid fish roe over rice fish roe soup steamed egg it wasn't bad! the sashimi/nigiri cuts were all thick and quite fresh. the steamed egg was so tasty. the dishes all came with beautiful presentation. the spicy squid wasn't very spicy (for someone who loves spicy). it wasn't over grilled where it's too crunchy. it was meaty and chewy. everything was pretty good, but for the price? amazing!! P R I C E 155 + tax tip

First thing I noticed is it's similarities to Kang Nam in Doraville: its menu options, restaurant layout. However, the quality is not up to par. The food is... good but not great. But the portions and presentation are definitely lacking compared to Kang Nam. Service was great, they responded to our calls promptly. Might not come back but it's worth trying at least once!

Very good Korean style sushi in Duluth. Ate here a few times and the last time with friends, really enjoyed it. We were seated in a nice, quiet room. The server brought us some fresh side dishes which were very tasty. We ordered a lunch special for three and lots of beer and soju. Very good service and lots of food even for three people.

Fresh and delicious sushi and sashimi. We love going to Doshi Sushi. We like their combination meal with lots of side dishes and the large fresh sashimi. Definitely worth visiting!

Food: I liked everything besides the hamachi carpaccio, but that might be bc I don't really like yellow tail like that haha. Dancing with star roll is salmon sashimi was good too. Ambiance: clean and nice private rooms. Service: I'm taking a star off for this. I usually come here and it's fine. But recently I came at 5pm on a Tuesday and place was empty. We were finishing dinner at around 6pm. I was still talking to my friend and finishing the last bits of food and the waitress handed us the check. It felt like they were trying to rush us out. I understand if it's busy or closing, but the place was empty and not closing yet. Instead they should've asked us how we are doing instead of handing the check imo.

Such a delicious sushi place in Duluth! We got a roll, the sashimi lunch combo, and a fish cutlet. Everything came out quickly and was well presented. I loved the sashimi and it was very good value for lunch. The inside is also very cute and well decorated.

Service was just horrendous! It was a slow afternoon when we visited and plenty of staff around but the feeling was definitely out of a horror film. I would not ever visit again

Absolutely my favorite spot! The service is really friendly and quick. The combo is worth it and comes with ample amount of food for the price. We ordered the lunch combo for 3 and got sashimi, sushi, side dishes including kimchi and steamed eggs along with much more, and soup. They were very attentive when we needed refills as well and gave out chocolates. Overall, my favorite place for fresh, good sushi and will be visiting again soon!

MUST STOP By! What drew me to this restaurant initially was their amazing lunch dine in only specials. Not only have their prices have stayed consistent over the last 2 years but their quality of service and food has also been terrific. FOOD: their flounder katsu ($16 lunch special includes 2 large crispy pieces + miso soup) was so delicious. In addition, they have whole ranges of sushi lunch specials ranging from $16-50 depending on the quantity desired. SERVICE: waiters are always sharp, work on a team and very bright. Even before I asked for refills or needed something, they would bring it right to you. Cleanliness and organization are top notch. The manager/owner is also very involved/friendly and walks around to ensure good care for each patron. Highly recommend especially if you are looking for GREAT SERVICE, FRESH FOOD without feeling like your wallet is drained.

Our first time here and we loved it! The side dishes were so fresh. The atmosphere was cozy, and we have little private booths. The sushi was really good. We will definitely be back!!

Doshi Sushi is definitely one of my go-to sushi restaurants. Since it's a Korean-Japanese restaurant, it gives me more of a variety of what I want just in case I don't want sushi. Their sushi is very good and fresh!! And if you get a lunch combo, some come with a spicy soup and tempura to help fill you up. However, it can be a bit light depending on what you get. I'll also say that this place does get busy quick, so I usually go when it just opens. Their staff if also amazing and nice!! They'll make sure you're satisfied with your experience with them!!

delicious sushi, fast service, beautiful waitresses, just go!! when you want good sushi

Verry fresh and verry delicious ~ This is one of the places I go for korean style sushi! I think the deals and combos here are great! And the quality is great for the price~ Service is always great as well , feels very welcoming!

Food is good, but the service especially ladies who works there are so rude. They never smile, never politely greet you, they only looking at you to leave as soon as possible. It's all about the rotation and money. They will judge you what you order and how much you will spend there. No, thank you for this kind of service

Pretty decent sushi in Duluth. My mom and I ordered the summer flounder special for lunch and it came with an assortment of side dishes which were great and very tasty. The flounder itself was good but we felt like the quantity was a bit small for the price. It looks like a lot of people come here for their lunch specials so I'll have to try that out next time.

I am so disappointed in our experience here. I wanted to do family dinner tonight and we don't get to do that too often, so I wanted to chose just the right spot. I really missed the mark. The service was terrible and the food was only slightly above the service. The ambiance was cute and everything looked promising. The server that came to the table did not even smile and told us that we need to get her order in by 8:50. It was only 815. So we felt kind of rushed from the start. We quickly chose food and placed our orders. I ordered a sushi roll called Big Sexy, my boyfriend got the chicken teriyaki, and my daughter ordered chicken fried rice and a salmon nigiri. We also ordered a side of spicy mayo, which was not spicy whatsoever. I should also mention that it was incredibly quiet in the restaurant. I guess I know why now. That should've been our clue to leave. My daughter tried the nigiri and was very quiet about how it was so that was telling in itself. My roll was okay, not great but edible. The rice was pretty fresh. My boyfriend gave his teriyaki chicken 3 stars. My daughter's fried rice was inedible. The chicken was pure rubber and the rice tasted like mush. I could not eat more than one bite. My boyfriend tried it and agreed. When the check came, we told the server that the rice was not good. I could not eat more than one bite. My boyfriend tried it and agreed. When the check came, we told the server that the rice was not good and none of us could stomach it. She left and the bill came back the same amount. Then another server had come to the table so I again reiterated on the rice and I was ignored. I am shocked at the poor service here. That's not how you work with your patrons. From my get-go, I did not feel welcome here. This restaurant left a bad taste in my mouth, literally and figuratively. No way will we be back.

The first time I went with some girlfriends we had the Doshi Plus meal and it was fantastic! I loved all the sashimi and the small plates were delicious. I went again with my family and we tried a variety of rolls and the udon everything was top notch. I love the small rooms for every group of guests. It gives your party a lot of privacy and it's easy to call the waitress over with the call button.

Super delicious sushi! Service was great and fast, our server was very friendly. Restaurant was pleasantly quiet and music wasn't too loud. Was pleased with appetizers and side dishes as well. Great Korean/Japanese combination!

I went to Doshi Sushi with my family for dinner and was quite disappointed with both the quality and the quantity of the food. First of all, the banchan(side dishes) did not taste good. The kimchi was especially very bitter. Also, the food was very overpriced and the serving size was smaller than what I had expected. I got the eel donburi and the sauce tasted like it had too much alcohol from maybe mirin(?) idk what it was but it had a weird after taste. My mom got the mulhoe( spicy sashimi dish) and it had very little sashimi. The spicy soup was too sweet and I wasn't impressed with the quality of the sashimi.. it almost felt like I wasn't even eating sashimi. Overall, a mediocre sushi place to go for dinner but I would like to try their lunch combo deals.

Doshi Sushi Japanese Restaurant exceeded my expectations. What I've usually experienced at sushi restaurants in Duluth is OK-to-good sushi. What I got at Doshi Sushi was great sushi. And great service. This place gets a solid four stars out of me, maybe even five. When it comes to casual, non-upscale sushi, Doshi Sushi delivers. At the time of writing this review, I'd rank Doshi Sushi in my top three sushi restaurants in Gwinnett County along with Yuki Izakaya and old-school, tried-and-true, Haru Ichiban. My friend and I really enjoyed our experience here. Doshi Sushi opened in July 2018 in McDaniel Square, the same shopping center as Orange Coffee, Kung Fu Tea, MJ Korean Tacos & Wings, and Honey Pig. If facing the storefronts, Doshi Sushi is all the way on the right. Longtime Atlantans familiar with this strip may remember a number of restaurants in Doshi Sushi's space, suite 308. Most recently, this space was occupied by Skoy Sushi Japanese Restaurant (opened July 2017: https://bit.ly/3AwvAvO) and Naru Sushi Japanese Restaurant (opened September 2009: https://bit.ly/3hD4yKv). Before Naru, I believe it was Chung Hae (https://bit.ly/2VftxfD). What do Doshi, Skoy, Naru, and Chung Hae have in common? They were/are Korean-owned-and-operated Japanese sushi restaurants. If you're not familiar, these Korean-Japanese sushi restaurants are a little different from straight-up Japanese sushi restaurants. A big difference is they serve banchan (Korean side dishes) like kimchi and spicy stew. During our visit here, all of the servers were older Korean ladies who pushed carts around, typical of traditional Korean restaurants. Other Korean restaurant characteristics that Doshi Sushi has are private dining rooms, tall booths (for privacy), server call buttons at every table, and gochujang (Korean red chili paste) as a standard condiment. They put the latter in a red squeeze bottle like ketchup and label it "hot sauce." We visited on a Monday just before noon (the restaurant opens at 11:30am daily) and by the time we left, the restaurant had filled to capacity and there was a wait. I didn't realize how popular this place was. The male manager and all-female wait staff appeared well-trained and hyper-attentive. There was an energy about them and I think that they themselves were preparing for what they knew was going to be a busy lunch service (and it was). They all spoke Korean and English. Everyone greeted us in Korean before realizing we couldn't speak it. I'd also called this restaurant a couple times to confirm hours and was greeted in Korean both times. We got our orders in before the rush and our orders came out fast. The lunch menu is offered 11:30am to 2:30pm, seven days a week. It features mostly set meals and combos, ranging in price from about $15 to $40 per person. Many options are dine-in-only. Along with the lunch menu, we could also order from what one of our servers called the "sushi bar menu." It consisted of the typical slip of paper / paper form where you mark what you want. In addition, we received a large laminated one-page menu with pictures of Americanized sushi rolls. Here's what we got: * Sushi Lunch Combo ($15) - 6 pieces of nigiri, shrimp tempura roll, salad, small udon noodles * Bagel Roll ($7) - cut into 8 pieces; smoked salmon, avocado, cream cheese * Chef's Special Lunch for One Person, Dine-In Only ($40) - 11 pieces of sashimi, 5 pieces of nigiri, fish roe over rice, spicy fish soup * Otoro ($17) - 2 pieces of nigiri, very fatty tuna In general, the quality of the sushi was great. I appreciated that Doshi Sushi offered both otoro (the fattiest part of the bluefin tuna belly) and chutoro (medium fatty tuna belly) on their sushi menu. Not only that, but my Chef's Special Lunch came with otoro sashimi, chutoro nigiri, and sake toro (fatty salmon belly). Toros all around. I had ordered otoro nigiri on the side because often with chef's specials, especially at non-upscale sushi restaurants, the chef's selections are cheap cuts of fish. This was not the case at Doshi Sushi and I really appreciated that. The otoro, chutoro, and sake toro were smooth like butter. They melted in my mouth as good toro should. I've eaten a lot of sushi in my day and, in terms of texture, this was one of the richest sushi meals I've had. It was perhaps too fatty -- I didn't think that was possible. Other fish included kampachi (amberjack), flounder body, and flounder fin. Each piece of nigiri had a bit of real wasabi on top. It was quality stuff. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and "authentic." I really liked the "spicy fish soup." It was a spicy red Korean stew with a fish head (jaw and teeth included) and vegetables, like enoki mushrooms, in it. The broth was wonderful. It was hot, savory, and packed with addictive flavor. The fish roe over rice contained marinated seaweed and three different colors of roe over sushi rice. It was a nice side dish in case the rest of the meal wasn't filling enough.

The food is incredible - a new casual sushi spot. We beat the rush which I'm grateful for because we had an incredible convo with the staff about sake options. Fresh fish at a great price - will return!

Fast, Fresh, and Friendly! What a great place! I was seated right away at the sushi bar and my food was out in no time. The tuna was incredibly tender and flavorful and the California rolls were perfect. They have much more complex offerings and some really tasty sounding dishes but I just wanted the basics this time around. Next time I'm in town I'll be back for more for sure!!

Had a great lunch here with a set menu for 5. There was more than enough food and we left with leftovers. Everything was delicious and I'd definitely come back!

Sushi and Sashimi lover , good place , fish is fresh & tasty. Quick service.has private rooms .

3 things about this place: 1. Very nice place with great environment. Everyone was friendly and the waitress led me to a private room which I liked. 2. Summer Flounder deluxe was ordered for 2 people, lobster sashimi and odari (live shrimp). Came with great small dishes before the sashimi and other side seafood items came out. As you can see in the pictures, all the dishes except lobster and live shrimps were $100. That is a great deal with the quality of food that you are getting. Flounder sashimi and lobster sashimi were all fantastic and at the end, they brought the spicy fish soup and rice with fish roe on top to finish off the course. The best way to finish a meal at a sashimi place. Also, after each item they bring you, cleaning your palate with the white kimchi they give you is the best way to start the next course. 3. Everything was great but one minor thing was that for the sashimi, 1 abalone and 1 sea squirt cut in half came to the table when the deluxe was for 2 people. Would have been better if they just brought 2 items for both abalone and sea squirts. Overall, I was very satisfied with the experience and felt like I was back in Korea. I would definitely come back to this place and would recommend to those looking for authentic sushi/sashimi experience.

worst sushi place. We order about $300 dollar fresh sushi platter. Portion was small and the quality was subpar. It was not fresh and up top of that Owner and servers were so rude.

Doshi used to be one of my fav restaurants. I'm not sure what has changed, but you taste soap when you get their sushi lunch menu. Last time was so bad that the owner decided not to charge us. I decided to give it a second chance recently, but their sushi (even the ginger) still had a bit of soap taste to them. Since the non-sushi rice tastes fine, I'm not sure what is going on. Unfortunately, I will not be going back there again. I'm not sure if the soap they are using to wash their hands are either too strong or if they are using the leftover rice or ginger by washing them. I hate leaving a bad review, but I sincerely hope they find a solution soon.

Really fresh sushi, very friendly host who takes pride in what he does. The pricing is wacky and instantly hits you as seemingly expensive, but you actually end up with so much food beyond the sushi that it's reasonable. Why only the 4 stars though could have been 5? Flounder was ok, tuna excellent, unagi excellent, and most importantly they don't serve frozen sushi which many Korean sushi restaurants do. Definitely a repeat and want to see them do well!

Whenever I come to Georgia I always come here with my family to enjoy a sashimi boat or platter. Im not sure what we get because my dad orders for us but it is always really good. If you get a boat or platter they will bring you endless appetizers and side dishes. Most of these appetizers and side dishes are meals in and of themselves so come hungry if you order it. The fish is always fresh and the manager tries to interact with us customers and make sure we have an awesome experience. I recommend Doshi Sushi to anyone hankering for some good sashimi!

Place looks nice coming in. Wasn't many sides given compared to other Korean places. Beef teriyaki was barely passable. Tough meat. Vegetable ratio was heavy. Portion was a little small. Mackerel seem to be pieces from different fish. Makes me question the freshness of the fish in a sense. Fish did taste good but it was definitely over grilled. More specifically one was grilled more than the other. And saltier. Seafood pancake was good but a small cockroach did crawl from under the plate. The beef teriyaki came out way before everything else and the appetizer of seafood pancake came out last funnily enough. Service was nice though. An older gentleman, maybe the owner or manager, came up and checked in on us and explained the fish to us. Pretty nice of him. This might be better as a sushi place from what it seems. I probably won't come back since the regular food was sub par for the price paid. Water was good though! The check was about 60$ but it came with nice chocolates.

Food is excellent. I was promptly seated when I entered. Place is clean. It's casual. I ordered bagel roll and salmon roll. The quality is pretty good. Salad and miso soup are complimentary. Will return to try other items.

The overall experience was nice. We went on a Friday night and was seated within 5 minutes. For appetizers, we ordered mixed tempura and tuna tataki. The tuna tataki was ok, but the mixed tempura was the best I've ever had. It was really light, crispy, and tasted like chips. For entrees, we got Chef's Special Sashimi and Dancing with the Stars Roll. The waitress was nice enough to show us how to eat it Korean style by combining the rice, sashimi, and hot sauce together. That was very attentive of her. The Dancing with the Stars Roll was delicious as well. Slightly sweet. The atmosphere was very warm, cozy, and not too crowded. We would definitely come back and try other options on the menu.

Amazing food and super fast service, I ordered through the phone for pickup and it was ready in 15 mins

Korean style sushi! I would say overall delicious but they did cut the sushi very thin! We did order salmon a la Carte and we got huge chunks. Overall got was delicious and this place does have private rooms which is so nice. I would highly recommend making a reservation

HOLY SMOKES. This is one of the places that you will say is a "once in a lifetime meal." This place brings you into Korean seafood paradise. Of course the sashimi is amazing but one plus about getting the VIP package is the live octopus that's a rare delicacy. My favorite dish was actually the sauteed crab. It was crunchy and savory and was a delight that balanced all of the fresh fish and other side dishes. I would definitely recommend rounding up a small group and getting a private room to indulge in a memorable meal to have one of the most memorable dining experiences.

Doshi Sushi is one my new go-to spots for quality sushi in Duluth. It's located on Old Norcross Rd near Pleasant Hill Rd. It replaced either one or two other similar sushi restaurants that inhabited the same location. I think it's safe to say this one is here to stay. The interior is very traditional and has lots Japanese inspired influences. The table are setup individually with a sushi bar in the middle surrounded by single tables which themselves are surrounded by private dining rooms that guests can use as well if they want a more intimate setting. The menu is mostly Japanese based, but there is a mix of Korean options as well so there is sort of a fusion with the options that are offered. The prices are a bit high, but you get a good amount accompanying dishes to make it worth the price. You can see the menu for yourself, so I won't go into too much details there. What you want to know, it's how the quality of the fish when it comes to the sushi and sashimi, and I'll tell you right now, it's high quality and it's definitely fresh and that's hard to say for most of the sushi restaurants in the area. What I mostly like about this place on top of the quality sashimi, is all the extra side dishes that accompany most meals. They offer these combo packages on the menu, that people should definitely take advantage of especially if you're coming with a party, you get a variety of Japanese and Korean side dishes that ranges from soups, salads, fried fish, tempuras, kimchi, etc. More than I can recall that makes sure you leave feeling extra satisfied. Great variety for sure! All that being said, definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a quality sushi spot!

Very nice place!! I'd love to come back and try more but I was on limited time and was there for a quick lunch. I came right as they opened and was greeted by all the sushi chefs and wait staff. Seated quickly, got my drink order and looked over the lunch menu as it's placed in front of you with every table setting. They have an array of sushi rolls, some rice plates, and prices range from $12 upwards to $50 but meant for lots of people. Plenty of food, plus some banchan this was a great and filling lunch!! I got the rolls lunch where you choose two rolls from a list, soup and salad, and some banchan plates. Everything tasted so good including the banchan (extra side dishes). My meal came out to be around $13 for a lot of food. Worth the price. It's very clean and has room to sit bigger parties if needed.

Doshi Sushi - maybe the best Korean sushi lunch special in town? At least in Duluth! I recently discovered this spot and am definitely ok with the lunch specials being available 7 days a week! There are quite a few lunch options, whether you're looking for a lot of food or "less" lots of food... either way, you're getting a lot! I've had the Doshi Lunch A (for 1) for $20 and it was way more food than I could ever need. From sashimi to sushi to tempura to grilled fish and fish roe over rice and salad/soup... it's basically unhealthy to be finishing all that by yourself for lunch. I've also had the Sushi Sashimi combo, which basically has everything I could have wanted from the Doshi Lunch A for only $14. It also comes with a small udon, which is very plain but comforting and soupy. Overall, the quality of the fish and food is pretty good for the cost. My parents also approved of all the food and the value for the cost! If it weren't as far out as it is, I would definitely be here more often!

We ordered $90 lunch menu (sashimi/sushi combo) - Took us 30 minute to go in and out of the restaurant - They came to give us the check in the middle of the meal and came by 4 times to get the check even though we were still eating - I came 2 weeks ago with another group and had the same experience. We ate and left in 20 minutes because we felt so rushed to leave. If the service improves, it would drastically make our dining experience better.

My favorite Korean-Japanese restaurant in the metro Atlanta area, getting a combination of Japanese food with Korean side dishes / appetizers. It is not cheap, but you will get quality fish and service. I come out full but I do eat a smaller portion; for those who are more for quantity, this place might not be for you. For lunch, I either get the sushi lunch combo -- 6 pieces of sushi, shrimp tempura roll, salad, and an udon (only for dine-in) -- or the flounder lunch if I'm eating with someone else. Flounder lunch comes with sashimi and a few pieces of sushi, vegetable and shrimp tempura, few slices of hamachi, salad, and spicy fish stew (if you dine in, you'll also get steamed eggs and fish roe rice). For dinner, I either get one of the sushi options (9 pcs per person) or one of the summer flounder options (comes with appetizers and a fish roe rice + spicy fish stew afterwards). Some of the appetizers include salad, steamed egg, soba, bacon wrapped sausage, grilled fish, corn cheese, slices of tuna and hamachi, shrimp tempura, salad, potato pancake, etc. Sushi menu comes with a salad and slices of tuna too but appetizers are not as extensive as the flounder menu. The flounder menu also comes with a few slices of sea pineapple, abalone, and sea cucumber. Some of these appetizers are not available when you order take-out, so I've found it's more worth the money when you dine in (more filling with all the side dishes). The owner was very nice every time I go, always ready to strike up a conversation (some people might not like that). When I had ordered a large amount of food for take-out once, he made sure everything was packed tightly and helped put it in my car in a good space to prevent any spilling.