Satto Thai and Sushi Bar

"Head to Satto Thai & Sushi on Marietta Street when your budget is tight but hunger is unbound. The aesthetic isn’t the draw here. The interior is so generic that we forget exactly what it looks like. Just know that'll have a cluster of Tech students and a mood that doesn't make you feel rushed here. What we like most about Satto are their huge, reasonably priced signature rolls, which could easily feed two or three people. Our favorite is the massive Optimistic roll with flash fried salmon, crab meat, jalapeño, and hot sauce." - demarco williams, juli horsford, nina reeder

"Head to Satto Thai on Marietta Street when your budget is tight but your hunger is unbound. The aesthetic isn’t the draw here—the interior is so generic that there's a good chance you'll forget exactly what it looks like. Just know that it'll have a cluster of Tech students and a mood that doesn't make you feel rushed. What we like most about Satto are their huge, reasonably priced signature rolls, which could easily feed two or three people. Our favorite is the massive Optimistic roll with flash fried salmon, crab meat, jalapeño." - nina reeder, juli horsford

"If Satto Thai’s sushi were personified as a person, it would chug creatine and do two-a-days at the gym. That’s because their signature rolls are huge and could easily feed two or three people. So if you’re balling on a budget, head to Marietta Street on the Westside. Their soft psychedelic playlist and Tech students discussing their upcoming exam set the mood. But you won’t feel rushed here, and you could easily hang out for a few hours without being bothered. The aesthetic isn’t the draw–the interior is so generic that we’ve already forgotten exactly what it looks like. But do you really need decor to enjoy the massive Optimistic roll with flash fried salmon, crab meat, jalapenos, and hot sauce? We didn’t think so." - Juli Horsford