Nori Nori

Wanted to wait to drop this review to make sure I was straight. Nothing against this establishment. I do this at every all you can eat restaurant, which is what Nori Nori is. They serve a variety of Asian food in an all you can eat fashion, including sushi, meat skewers, hot dishes like chicken wings, fruits, salads, and desserts. My approach was to try a little bit of a lot to try to get the best overall feel, taste, and vibe of the restaurant. The restaurant is located within a plaza with other locations and has a free parking lot. They serve lunch until the afternoon then close for a bit and reopen for dinner so be sure to plan your time accordingly on your visit. A server will greet you and take care of your drinks but everything else, you can grab a plate and have at it until you're satisfied. Now when you visit, try to temper your expectations. These folks charge an all you can eat price for what some Asian restaurants charge for their premium sushi roll. Are you going to have the best sushi you've ever had here? Not likely. But can you beat the price and value you're getting? Also unlikely. You pay the amount and you should walk put of here full or pretty close to it if you desire. I personally only tried 1 thing I didn't like and it was some dish made with tofu skin. Everything else I tried was at least decent if not better. On the sushi side, I recommend trying the volcano roll, kaori roll, and the monster roll is pretty good too. On the hot dish side, their Korean Yangyeom Fried Chicken was hitting. And for desserts, can't really go wrong. Something I tried that I haven't seen anywhere else is their green tea ice cream. It may sound...different but give it a try if you're willing. It won't cost you anything additional! 1 last thing I personally would like though is more tongs in the sushi area. They seem to put 1 tong per 2 sushi rolls and I personally don't like different utensils touching more than 1 food dish. All in all, you get great value and pretty decent food for what you pay for here. Give them a try if this is your thing as there should be something here you can enjoy.

I went for dinner on Sunday at Nori Nori. It's a roomy place. For $50/person, it's a great deal to try a variety of sushi dishes. The sushi is complemented by a variety of Asian fusion dishes, ensuring a diverse dining experience. If you’re a seafood lover, Nori Nori won’t disappoint. Fresh crab legs, peel-and-eat shrimp, and other ocean delights await. There is also short ribs and pork bulgogi which receive praise from diners.

Went for lunch. They had a very good variety of sushi rolls, a handful of nigiri, and lots of hot Chinese/Korean entrees/sides. The green tea ice cream was great, along with the other desserts. It's not the highest quality of nigiri, but good for a buffet. Would recommend for someone who wants to try a lot of different pieces of rolls but not be forced to eat the entire rolls like most AYCE places.

Highly recommend this restaurant! Fresh food taste goood. I really enjoy everything in here. I would like to come back again and again ; ))

The reviews say amazing. I think it's average. Sorry. I have been all over the world and ate a lot of sushi and this was average. The hot items were not the best only the fried fish was good. The best thing was the green tea ice cream.!!! Maybe is becuase we went for lunch during the week. We wanted to make it here for years now and we were a bit dissapointed.

An Awesome sushi buffet with several other varieties including beef bulgogi, snow crab soup, dumplings, crab cakes, etc. etc.. etc… Every variety of sushi was available, cooked, uncooked, vegetarian, all tagged properly. Seating was pretty ordinary as a normal buffet style restaurant, but every food that we tried were great taste.

Fun Japanese buffet with tons of selections from sushi, sashimi, crab, beef, scallops, salads, dumplings, soups, desserts, and so much more! Great place to go with friends, have real conversations, and try new things or old favorites!

Delicious food for very appropriate pricing. Very rare to see sashimi in an AYCE setting. This place is a must visit for the Atlanta area.