Rain Thai & Sushi Bar

I got a fusion roll, which had scallop and spicy tuna on it ($16.99 or $17.99)! The rolls were huge though, hard to eat it one bite. The asparagus tasted really unripe or raw to the point that it was bitter. The service felt very attentive. They often came by to refill water. I also don't know why; they asked us at 10:15pm if we wanted to order more food but they say they closed the kitchen at 10pm. So I don't know if they were being goofy or wanted to bait us lol There were a few fruit flies flying around which is odd and not a good sanitary sign. They wouldn't leave us alone, and one even landed on our food. There's free parking right in the plaza lot. Lots of seating inside from high tables to half booth tables.

They need music to help set it off. Nice place. A little colder, add music would make it perfect. Had a raspberry Cosmopolitan that was AMAZING! My fried rice was also AMAZING. I would definitely refer this one as well as go back. Even for takeout. 10/10

This is the kind of place you go to once and then become a regular for the next 15 years. The food is spot on and wonderful portions. Had the curry and some sushi and it was honestly the highlight meal of our trip.

i dined in the other week during a solo date with myself & was pleased to walk into a quiet & peaceful restaurant . was immediately seated & handed a water . i had the CowBoy Roll which was a 10/10 . truly loved every bite . i also had some type of fruit detox alc beverage & that was nice as well. for my dessert i ordered the mango sticky rice but was not so fond of it ; however, thats just my personal opinion. everything else though was great! definitely will be back:)

Loved the sushi and the Tom Kha soup! Great service. The sushi I had was the Georgia Roll it has a slightly sweet sauce underneath it, delicious!

The food is incredible and the employees are so kind! Hands down one of the best places I've been for Thai and sushi. I can't wait to keep going back for more!

A Decade of Excellence! I’ve been coming to Rain Thai Sushi Bar for over 10 years, and it never disappoints. The sushi is consistently fresh and flavorful, the drinks are creative and well-balanced, and the service is always warm and attentive. It’s rare to find a place that maintains such high quality and welcoming vibes for so long. Whether it’s a casual night out or a special occasion, Rain Thai Sushi is my go-to spot after working all day ! I Highly recommend!

We had the crab rangoons. They were easily the best ones we've ever had - light fry, flavorful inside (not just cream cheese) and the sauce was rich and flavorful. The gyoza was delicious - in a heavenly curry sauce. The miso soup was rich in flavor as well. We also had the Valentine Roll and it was very good. And lastly, we had the Chicken Pad Sen Wu and it was wonderful. Our server was so very friendly and suggested a few items for when we come back! Overall, a nearly flawless experience! I would definitely recommend this spot to anyone looking for great Thai food.

Delicious fresh I also got sake. I would definitely go back and recommend. I had a sushi roll but I'm not sure I remember the name. It was raw so it was basic but still fresh

I have been coming here for years and I have to honestly say that even though the food is still good, it has been declining in the past several years. The food is not at the same level it used to be and it is sad to me. I hope they can bring it back soon.

"A pleasant and delicious Thai Food expérience" We walked into Rain for dinner on a busy shopping evening. The restaurant is nestled in the Publix grocery plaza on Cheshire Bridge Road; with plenty of parking stalls around it. We were greeted by what appeared to be the owner/manager upon entry and were sat by the gazebo at the left end of the dining room whereby large padded leather booths overlook the plaza through its floor to ceiling glass windows and wooden shutters. The decor is modern browns and woods with Asian undertones in the form of drill bits on the leather chairs or the rust metal barrels amongst other Knick knacks around the dining room. The ambiance is very cozy casual and we dined on a soundtrack of Diana Krall and Sade style playlist on the speakers. Our meal started with a super light and refreshing. bowl of the lemongrass soup that consisted of Shrimp, kaffir leaves, lime, tomatoes, mushrooms, scallions, cilantro and chili paste ($7.95); wow! Next came the appetizer-sized Rain Salad, that was served in a lovely square ceramic bowl; and was filled with Lettuce, cucumber, tomatoes and drizzled with homemade ginger dressing ($4.95); what a nice follow up! Another appetizer; the Panong Gyoza platter ($7.95) came with 5 nicely steamed dumplings that were filled with chicken and vegetables with a side of panang curry sauce - it is definitely a must add to your dining experience if you like gyoza or dumplings in general! Delicious! For the main course, the mildly spicy Basil Seafood bowl strutted down our table immediately after the gyoza. It consisted of Scallops, calamari. shrimps with a nice basil sauce ($24.95). The seafood was lightly pan fried then steamed and came out fork tender while the basil soy sauce base that added the right amount of tanginess to the mix. We chose a plain fried rice side ($4.95) which turned out to be a generous portion of rice with green peas, carrots and eggs; yum! Yum! Yum! We finished our dinner with a mango sticky rice dessert ($7.95) - the sticky rice was nice and warm while the cold, freshly sliced ripened mango slices were a perfect accompaniment to the condensed milk base sauce. Altogether; Rain is a pleasant and delicious Thai food experience on Cheshire Bridge Road; the all-Thai staff was extremely attentive and service was prompt and unhurried. We will definitely return!

we ordered Uber eats from here. We got the spring rolls, Mongolian, chicken, panang chicken, curry, and some vegetable plates. I would say the vegetable dishes were good. The Mongolian chicken was different. Not really what I expected and not great flavor. The Penang curry was OK. Overall, the food flavors were just average. It was packaged really well, there's plenty of food good portions and lots of rice. I would do. The spring rolls are a little small, but 4 come in a serving. i've been here in person, and I like the food better in person, maybe wouldn't recommend Uber eats but overall not bad, but not great a very average Thai restaurant.

Very cute little business that seems to be family owned. I grabbed a Thai tea and the basil chicken and they were both perfect! The chicken was at that good level of spicy where it makes your nose run but your mouth doesn't feel like it's on fire. My friend ordered the fried cheesecake for dessert and it was delicious! It had that yummy tempura coating and it made the cheesecake nice and melty inside. They also have a large selection of sushi rolls if you're looking for a new sushi place. I can't wait to come back and try more menu items soon!

Great local Thai spot with good service, friendly vibes, and great food. I really enjoy the Pladuk (fried catfish) and Pad Kee Mao from here. They make a nice "Espresso Martini" that is made with Thai Coffee - a little sweet but very good. They always have great specials, too. Hardly ever a wait, even on weekends. Would recommend!

Situated in proximity to the reopened historic Tara theater, Rain seems like an ideal date spot. The bar is weird. The vibe was weird overall. Tons of take out action. Lots of locals. Mostly sterile environment. Food met expectations, especially the soups. Overall, definition of a 3* review.

Most vast dessert menu that I've ever seen on a Thai restaurant menu. Really great food, service and menu.

Came here with my family while they were in town for the weekend. Good service! Everybody works as a team there, so many servers assisted with our table's orders and drinks. The food came out in a decent amount of time, even though they were a bit busy. The restaurant itself is small and quaint, but very cute. It's a great little spot to grab some sushi or Thai food. I really enjoyed my "Rain Tropical Roll". The mango on top really adds a yummy sweetness to a very savory roll!

Really tasty sushi and cocktails. I suggest their spider rolls, the crab Rangoon and the lychee martinis! Get two!!! So good

Great, authentic Thai traditional menu on Saturdays. Highly recommended. Regular menu is also quite good.

Nope. Run from Rain. Sticky menus, stinking carpeting and depressing atmosphere. Not worthy of your time and money

Had yet another great experience at my favorite sushi restaurant! The food was amazing ! #datenight2022

AMAZING! Crab rangoon's were genuinely the best I've ever had. Also got a fried sushi roll, ginger salad, pad thai and a couple of drinks. Drinks had fresh fruit but were not too sweet. My kind of cocktails! Not too terribly priced for good thai food. Could not recommend this place enough. We will be back!!

I always love going for lunch here, because the prices are reasonable, staff is decent but I have to say that sometimes the food is hit or miss. I don't know if they switch up chefs but they have their bad days like anywhere else. I gave them 4 stars because they can be more consistent.

We have been eating at Rain for years...also do pick up. Food and service always great. When we do take out, always fresh & hot! The coconut cake is the best I've had..."homemade" :)

Ying is the best! The food is even better!! We had to come back the next day. We will be coming back every time we visit Atlanta.

Food looked good and tasted not bad. Service was ok. Not very friendly in my opinion. Ambiance was great. Not sure if I will go back for that type of service and pay for an ok food.

I've eaten here a few times, and it's been OK each time. Mainly come here because it is a friend's go-to sushi place. The sushi is average, not bad but nothing special, although the prices are good so that is in their favor. I've also had a couple of their Thai dishes, like their Panang Curry and Basil chicken, and find them to be fairly typical Thai dishes, although a bit too salty and not as spicy as I would like even when I order it hot. I've found that service is usually a little slow, but not terrible, regardless of if it is during a busy weekend evening or a late lunch.

I love this place so much! I often come with my family before the pandemic and also have my graduation celebration here with my family as well. Their foods are always wonderful and tasty! If you like small appetizers, I recommend the Penang gyoza and moo ping. They are my go for appetizers. My fav thai dishes would be the duck curry and tropical flounder! The fish is very crispy and the seasoning is perfect! Also! Don't forget the fried ice cream as dessert!

It so delicious... In love this restaurant. The taste is amazing and so relax to have a wonderful date. It my first time here but not last. I need back again!!!

Rain used to have my favorite Thai food in town. We have another place that's closer to us (Thaicoon) so we usually go there but I always figured the food was better at Rain. Not any more. We got Rain last night and I had my usual - green curry with tofu. 1. the vegetables were not cut small enough and were not all the way cooked 2. the sauce was runny and watery and not at all right 2. Their prices are now higher than other Thai places in our area. So disappointed!!!! My husband's sushi was ok (on par with other places) but the price was higher. We're gonna stick with Thaicoon and other places and won't be back to Rain any time soon. Which is sad.

I love coming here but this visit didn't meet the expectations of my other visits. We were greeted pretty quickly and sat at one of the high tables. Fast forwarding, the service lacked. We had to wave down the server a few times as she didn't come to our table. Another lady even stopped by and asked if we needed anything as she was leaving her tables, twice. We weren't given any plastic/silverware/chop sticks. No napkins. My sushi roll was falling apart as soon as it was lifted from the plate. It just wasn't up to par. I enjoyed my side of fried rice better than anything there including the customer service. Oh well.

Food was great as a doordash worker they didn't know who the food was for I ordered first while waiting on food i recieved a pickup and was treated VERY NASTY No customer service told me if I didn't show her my phone I couldn't recieve MY own food which I paid in advance for or receive my order.... We are very important to business because without us they don't get food out to customers or other businesses I would most likely NEVER COME BACK my money is good even if I work hard for it... Also I've eaten here plenty of time as a dine in customer PREFECT SERVICE.....

We enjoyed Rain over the years but completely regret going there tonight. Saturday night and the place was oddly empty. Sat 4 of us and the hostess/waitress apologized they only had one menu for us all to share. What? She told us dramatically there were only two servers working, but there were also 2-3 more folks handling the sushi, and working behind the bar and also a food runner... but she was appropriately warning us to be prepared for terrible service. Waay overpriced, tasty but small portions. Glass of house white is $10. OK. Panang Curry $22? Never got the appetizers served (but they were on the bill). Food arrived for two of us, and almost 15 minutes passed until the other two entrees arrived. What? Waitress never checked on us. Asked both servers to bring more rice... never arrived. Finally, we asked for two separate checks since one couple ordered alcohol. Server said she'd bring one check so we can split. What? Had to clarify three times that we did not want to split 50/50. With the modern POS systems this is NOT difficult. We enjoyed ourselves because of the company, but all in all the poor service and what you get for the $ will make us think twice before stepping through the door at Rain again. I think the only reason Little Bangkok (a block away) hasn't put this place out of business is that they have easier parking.)

Food is delicious. Sushi is good. Nice clean quiet environment. Great parking definitely will go again and get the lychee martini.

I wish I could give this restaurant a zero: the longer I stayed, the more I disliked it. I came here for a friend's birthday dinner and our experience was awful. Service was extremely slow, taking upwards of two and a half hours. Our silverware was extremely strange: the restaurant gave half of us glasses and square plates and others Styrofoam cups and circular plates. When one of our rolls came, it had plastic in it. The food was average to slightly above average, but certainly not worth all of the time that I wasted sitting there.

I will start my review by saying the two stars I am giving is because the food was delicious but the service was completely unacceptable. We arrived at 4:20pm on a Saturday, there were about 4 other tables present. We were greeted and then forgotten about. About 20 minutes later we were brought water and we placed appetizer orders due to not being sure about what entree we wanted. We were asked numerous times if we wanted the wasabi dumplings and I asked if they were spicy, I was then told no - "many white people can't handle very spicy meals and they order it all the time." So there's that. Me and my friend giggled because I happen to not be able to handle spice so i took it as an interesting way to explain it and I left it there. We were brought our drinks 10 minutes later with apologies as we watched tables who arrived after us begin to receive their food. We ordered the Atlanta roll, sashimi platter, and roti Indian spice appetizer. At 5:20 we received our sushi, and then watched our waitress serve every table but ours. Now 25 minutes later at 5:45 we are awaiting our roti appetizer and people who arrived after us have completed their meal and are leaving. It has been over an hour to receive 3 appetizers. I call the first person over I see to ask what happened and the waitress comes and says "do you still want the roti?" As if we had ever said wait to put it in!?!! At this point we were upset, I asked how long and she said 5 mins. So 20 mins later I call another person and ask what is going on, suddenly the roti appears and yet more and more people are coming and going having their meals completed. It was completely upsetting to have my first experience here be so poor. We walked our at 6:20 with only 3 appetizers served. I have worked in the industry and I kept trying to make sense of it, maybe they were short staffed ? But it didn't make sense because every table around us was getting service. I feel we were polite and sweet when the beginning of the meal was late. I am not sure what happened, I may only purchase take out in the future because the food was delicious when I did receive it, but I can not say I will dine in again after that experience.

We were disappointed in the service at Rain. First, they served shrimp with my massaman curry when both my fiancee and I clearly told the server that I'm allergic to shrimp. They also forgot one piece of sushi and the wasabi in my Sushi & Massaman combo. Then, when we were close to finishing our meals, I noticed they gave special Thai menus to Thai customers at adjacent tables. When I asked about the special menu, a server told me they don't give those menus to "Chinese and Americans because they don't like it." What? I asked to see the menu and it had some interesting and unique dishes. I told the server I would've ordered off the special menu had I known about it. She apologized. Instead, we got "stuck" with the restaurant's standard Thai and sushi fare. Generally, I've never been too impressed with Thai and sushi restaurants. The food is typically average and run-of-the-mill; I'd include Rain in that category. Had I tried the special Thai menu, my opinion of this place could be completely different. FYI, the special Thai menu ("Rain Saturday") is served during Saturday lunch only, so take advantage of it if you can. The menu is written in both Thai and English. Most dishes cost only about $8-9 each. After seeing the menu, I remembered one of my Thai friends telling me about it; I'd just forgotten. Thaicoon on Briarcliff used to do (maybe still does) the same thing on Saturday. https://www.yelp.com/biz/thaicoon-and-sushi-bar-atlanta If I ran this place, I'd hand out both the regular and special menus to every customer regardless of race, ethnicity, etc. Who knows? Maybe Rain would become more popular and make more money selling their "secret menu" items. The funny thing is I'm Chinese-Thai-American. I have a Thai last name and I understand Thai, but they still didn't give me a Thai menu (to be "fair," I don't look Thai and when I go to Thailand, most Thai people see me as Chinese). Regardless, who cares if a customer is Thai? Just give everyone both menus and let them decide what they want to order. The standard menu is sizable with a large selection of both Thai cuisine and sushi. The lunch menu, where all items are under $10 each, is honored seven days a week. At dinnertime, expect to spend anywhere from about $12-25 per Thai entree. As for sushi, in line with most other "Thai and sushi" restaurants, colorful, Americanized rolls packed with all sorts of ingredients are the specialty ($10-13 each for most rolls) with a basic selection of nigiri and sashimi. Here's what we had: * Sushi & Massaman ($11.95) - 4 pieces of California roll, 4 pieces of sushi, and massaman curry with chicken and shrimp * Sushi & Pad Thai ($11.95) - 4 pieces of California roll, 3 pieces of sushi, and pad Thai with chicken and shrimp * Thai tea ($2.49) * Special Thai iced dessert ($5.00) made with coconut milk, jackfruit, sweet red water chestnuts, and tapioca jellies The Sushi & Massaman and Sushi & Pad Thai combos came from the lunch menu. They're served in bento boxes. As mentioned above, they served me shrimp in my massaman curry when I told them I was allergic. The server confirmed he understood yet the massaman curry still came with shrimp. The pieces of "sushi" above refer to nigiri. The Sushi & Massaman is supposed to come with 4 pieces, but mine only came with 3. The pieces were salmon, tuna, and yellowtail. The same 3 types were served with the Sushi & Pad Thai combo too. Wasabi came with the Sushi & Pad Thai combo, but not in the Sushi & Massaman combo. Both came with pickled ginger. Finally, the Sushi & Pad Thai combo came with a salad while the Sushi & Massaman combo came with white rice. After the issues were sorted out, I thought the bento boxes tasted fine. My fiancee liked them both. The only thing we didn't like was the salad that came with the Sushi & Pad Thai. It contained cucumber, carrots, orange, and imitation crab with some sort of light dressing. The combination tasted weird/strange. It wasn't very good. We took a few bites and left it. The quality of the California rolls and nigiri was satisfactory; not bad, not great. The best-tasting item was the pad Thai followed by the massaman curry, though the portion size of the curry was skimpy and the pieces of chicken were a bit tough and dry. One thing I liked about the curry was there was fresh, ripe, sliced avocado on top. I thought that was a nice and generous touch. The other items fared better. We got coconut chicken soup with our lunches and the soup was delicious. The Thai tea was tasty too (recommended). The special Thai iced dessert was the best thing we had. It was really good and is hard to find elsewhere in Atlanta (Thai Pad and Coco Sweets in Duluth used to sell this stuff, but they closed). I liken it to a dessert "soup" with crushed ice and yummy soft toppings. It's sweet, but not too sweet. Customer service was lacking. Our first server gave zero Fs. Another customer and I had to get up and flag someone down just to get service.

When can I go back?! I'm ready now to go, AGAIN. My sister-in-law is Thai and has told me about this place for years! She goes with the rest of her Thai friends, so I knew this would be a good place. TIP: If you go on Saturday, ask for the special Saturday menu for a few special goodies. We stayed safe since it was our first time here: Ping Moo appetizer: Yum! Chargrilled pork on a skewer with a side dipping sauce that was a little spicy. This was soo good! Even my young kids were demanding more. Coconut soup- Yum! Mongolian Beef - Yum! Pad Thai - Yum! Shrimp Fried Rice - Yum! Favorite?? None because it is all so good! We ate every bite. There is plenty of parking since they are located in a plaza near Publix and the Tara Theater. Can't wait to go again.

A friend took me to Rain for dinner. I love Thai flavors and this place didn't disappoint. I ordered a beef salad (Thai spicy heat level) and the coconut shrimp. The coconut flavor was just right and the beef salad was delicious. If your going to get the Thai spicy make sure you spoon the salad onto the plain iceberg lettuce to temper the heat. This way you won't blow out your palate half way through.

All staff, no one wear mask. The restroom very dirty, the smell of restroom made my appetite lost. The food just ok, not thing special

I was in Atlanta for a conference with my colleagues and we needed some Southeast Asian flavors instead of bland food provided by the hotel. This wouldn't have been a first choice by the fact that it's both sushi & Thai, but we gave it a try because of my colleague's friend recommendation. We went for lunch. Now, full transparency that the restaurant is own by my colleague's friend's sister in law. However, there's no bias here because she's not my friend . But I can tell you for sure that if you're looking for specifically SE Asian food here, they can be trusted because it is owned by SE Asians. I didn't try the sushi here. However, we ordered a TON of food. We got Thai iced coffee (AMAZING), crab ragoons, papaya salad, beef skewers for apps. Our entrees were ginger flounder (owner's rec), beef pad khee mao, chicken basil fried rice, beef pad see ew. Finally, we got a dessert courtesy of the owner because we came by recommendation, fried ice cream. Y'all, I felt like I was indulging in goodness from all the food. I LOVED the flounder, it's seriously so flavorful and fresh. The beef skewers and papaya salad were also so good with rice. The noodles and fried rice were also extremely flavorful. It was basically an explosion of spices and flavors. I highly recommend all of the above! Although if you don't like sweet and salty, then I wouldn't get the pad khee mao. I think the two noodles were pretty similar tbh. We liked this place so much we came back the second day for lunch again. We got the ginger flounder because it's amazing, pepper steak, and a special fried fish with curry sauce and three flavors sauce. Highly recommend all three dishes! But best of all, the service here was really wonderful! They're so attentive and helpful and really elated the whole experience.

After a couple of subpar experiences with Rain, we gave it another go tonight (through delivery). It was perfection and back to the quality we used to love. Shrimp perfectly cooked, garlic tofu fresh and tender and even the rice was better than usual. Happy to have Rain as an option again!

One of my favorite Thai restaurants to visit. They are always nice and greet you upon entering. The food never disappoints and we've visited many times.

When I walked in, the first thing I noticed was the cool looking decor. It seemed like a fusion of American craft bar, with European, and Asian highlights. I liked it. The service was ok. The sushi was also just ok. Nothing stood out, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. But, it's also not enough for me to visit again.

Just ordered a carry out from Rain and the experience was pretty good. I ordered the lunch portion of Nam Tak and the lunch special of Pad Thai and sushi. I usually avoid california rolls, but they automatically came with the lunch meal. This california roll was surprisingly fresh! It also came with three very fresh Nigiri, as well as a cucumber salad topped with crab. The pad Thai was vey flavorful! I usually don't order this either, but I was a little rushed and I didn't have time to look at the menu. The Nam Tok was absolutely perfect. It was very mild, btu served with a little red chile on top. Sometimes Nam Tok is too spicy for me, but I can't stop myself from eating it anyway. This was amazing because i could actually taste it without burning off my taste buds! I had to wait a little while after arriving, even though I called in my order. I think I ended up waiting about 35 minutes total (from when I originally placed my order), but I would say the food was worth the wait!

Literally only 6 shrimp this size for the maaaannn curry which is more like a soup and has no thickness. This is not good and it was $17.50. Don't waste your money or time.

Came here on 5/3 with a friend we had the best waitress she was so nice and attentive. She was like the waitress, sushi chef, and bartender she did it all! We started with the coconut shrimp they were bomb! We also got the vegetable spring rolls, they were really good as well. We were particularly greedy on this day so we shared the Georgia and the Atlanta roll annnd the chicken pad Thai. That Georgia roll was absolutely delicious the Atlanta roll was tasty, and the Pad Thai was extra flavorful. Did I mention we had lychee martinis? With vodka not sake like at most sushi places and they were soo good and perfectly made. Glad I work close by. Also the server informed me that on Monday's and Wednesday's they have but one roll get one half off.

We ordered over the phone and stated specifically no seeds. Even on the receipt it says no sesame seeds. I have an allergy and can-not have them as I will end up in a hospital or at least an eppi pen. I could not eat anything as everything had Sesame seeds. Extremely disappointed as I was looking forward to Sushi this evening. You should always make sure as a manager of a restaurant that your chefs are paying attention to the directions.

Very delicious Thai food and great service! The 3 flavor chicken with rice and veggies was really good and the curry puffs are spectacular.

Dinner on a Tuesday evening. Service was excellent. Water refilled regularly without asking. Food tasted wonderful. Well seasoned. Dishes prepared fresh but very timely.

food was just alright but it took 90 minutes to come out - go somewhere else if you want your food on time. We found plastic in our sushi and they argued with us about taking that roll off the bill.

This is a great place for Thai food. I used to live d around the corner, and it was my go-to for pad Thai. Most recently I ate in, and I had the steamed wasabi dumplings and the Atlanta roll. The wasabi dumplings came well-presented in little spoons full of sauce. They weren't too spicy, just a little hit in the nose at the end. I liked them and would order again! The sushi was good, but next time I'll probably go back to my old faithful pad Thai.

Don't Rain on My Parade! I have come to Rain several times...it's not my go to however my cousin loves it so to accommodate her I accompany her. The reasoning for such low score is not just for the food. It's mostly for the quality of service. The staff isn't very friendly & can be quite dismissive. I asked the had a question about the drink I ordered & before I could finish my question the woman who was the hostess was already walking away. I stopped her to explain that I wasn't finished speaking & she replied "I have to take these plates away." I explained to her that I was not finished asking her the question & ONLY after I told her I was an Elite Yelper she obliged me by listening & answering my question. No customer should be subjected to such dismissal nor should we be treated differently based on our status. Because I was an Elite Yelper, she changed her attitude towards just about everyone in the dining area. SHAME ON RAIN for the poor quality of customer care. Also, my very traditional Shrimp Fried Rice dish was mushy & my Spicy Basil Martini lacked the kick that makes the drink spicy. That didn't help this review either. I WON'T BE BACK. I will continue to go to Nova Sushi Bar where I'm appreciated!!!

My wife picked this place for her birthday celebrations. Great pick for Thai and Sushi. We loved all our food and was pretty tasty. My wife thought this was one of the best veggie sushi she had and it was off the menu as she wanted all the different veggies in soy paper. Little expensive but worth it for an occasion. We will visit here again!

One of my go to sushi spots. I've visited for both lunch and dinner and they never disappoint. Food: The fish is really fresh. We ordered the crunchy Lobster Roll ($19.95). The presentation of the roll is impressive, definitely worth a photoshoot lol. Other rolls I really like are Snow White Roll ($10.95), Spider Roll ($9.95), and the Super Rain Roll ($12.95). The Lee Mua Shrimp ($8.95) is delicious, very tasty and slightly spicy. The portions here are good. This dish specifically filled me up with a little bit left over. Another dish I have tried is the Mongolian Need ($7.95)--this was pretty good, although I found it a bit salty for me. So if I ever order it next time, I'll be sure to ask for less salt. Service: I have never had a problem with the staff here. Everyone is very kind and helpful. They provided solid recommendations on what to order based on what we liked.

I wanted to try something different, and the Georgia Roll was 10/10!! I also decided to have a drink while I waited for my food, and I tried the hibiscus margarita and WHEW! It was strong and delicious! I'll definitely be back!

Pretty solid Thai food. The customer service was great. The cocktail that I had was yummy! The green curry chicken was good, but I've had better. The restaurant is pretty big and parking is open and plentiful. The price point aligns with the portion sizes received. If I'm the area again, I would definitely stop in and try something new!

My family and I have been going to this restaurant for years. We have specific items on the menu that we are excited to eat every time. When our final party member arrived we received absolutely no service. It took us 30 minutes to decide to leave as not one server came to ask us for drinks or appetizers. The worst part and what made us decide to write this review is the fact that as soon as we left the servers came to clean up our table. We saw that as the ultimate disrespect as if they were refusing to serve us on purpose. Very disappointing.