

Our culinary adventure is a reflection of our commitment to authenticity. We believe that the essence of Nikkei Fusion cuisine lies in the use of fresh, locally sourced ingredients, time-honored recipes, and a dedication to preserving the rich culinary heritage of Peruvian and Japanese cuisine.
Casual sushi bar in a shopping center with sizable rolls & Japanese dinners, plus sake, beer & wine.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5815 Windward Pkwy #209, Alpharetta, GA 30005
Phone: (770) 663-0630
Website: http://littletokyo-atl.com/
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What an amazing fusion of Asian and Peruvian flavors! Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious. Our waiter was friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive to every detail, making the experience even better. This place quickly became one of my favorites — and the Nikkei Ribs Pork is my absolute favorite dish! Highly recommend!
Came here late in the evening on 11/6. We were the last customers in the restaurant and there was some sketchy person loitering outside the restaurant. I told our server and he already noticed too. He gathered a few other people to stand outside the restaurant, acting like they were just chatting so that we can leave safely. They even waved back once were far enough.
Food was fast and really interesting, a true fusion restaurant.
Would come again for both the food and the service!
Service was fine, nothing special. Small restaurant with nice decor.
Would I ever visit again? Absolutely not!! It was just a new restaurant experience.
We also got a Nikkei Sampler, which I very much enjoyed, but I also felt like the price was a tad too high at $25 for 7 or 8 pieces of sushi. However, I greatly appreciated the chef coming out to describe each of the pieces – it definitely made it feel more special.
I personally only visited this restaurant because I had a Groupon, but if I had paid full price for the food, I would have been even more disappointed.
Sadly, despite the great staff and atmosphere, I would not recommend trying this restaurant. I think the menu is way too expensive and they need to focus in and perfect a couple different recipes. The menu is 4 full pages, which is a lot to go through. Hopefully this restaurant can improve in the future.
To our surprise, the menu was different. With seco de carne missing, which I had ordered before, but it didnt matter. There wereol other options. We ordered arroz con Mariscos, tallarin Saltado, 2 orders of sushi, tequeños and chicha. All good until the arroz con mariscos and tallarin arrived. El arroz Con mariscos was not criollo. That’s fair, and can’t complain much. This is fusion. My fault for expecting something else. But this dish felt like eating wet couscous with seafood. Again, the expectation is on me. I personally didn’t like this dish. My mom thought it was different, not bad but also not great!
When I got to the tallarin, this was sour, felt like lime? Anyway, I had this dish here before so I felt pretty confident i was going to like it but nope. It was sour, I picked out all the meat, ate it, and was done with it.
We were going to order 2 fried rice to go but my mom wanted to ask if the menu, or the way of making the dishes changed, because the food was different. She talked to the manager and he apologized implied that the tallarines would be taken out of the check, and took our left overs without asking if we wanted to take them home.
In the end, we payed for the tallarin, and didn’t get to take the left overs. Not that I cared anyway because I probably wasn’t going to eat it, but not good to take the food, not offer to go boxes and still charge us for it.
Anyway, too expensive for very little dishes, and not great food anymore? and again, I been here before my expectations were high but something changed in the menu, or the way dishes are made. A bit bummed out.