Umaizushi

  3.3 – 787 reviews   • Japanese restaurant

Casual Japanese restaurant in ATL offering noodle soups, sushi rolls & bento boxes.

✔️Brunch ✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out Umaizushi 30337

Hours

Sunday8 AM–10 PM
Monday8 AM–10 PM
Tuesday8 AM–10 PM
Wednesday8 AM–10 PM
Thursday8 AM–10 PM
Friday8 AM–10 PM
Saturday8 AM–10 PM

Address and Contact Information

Address: Concourse C, N Terminal Pkwy, Atlanta, GA 30337

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Website: https://umaizushi.shop/

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Reviews

Lorenc K
One of the worst airport dining experiences I’ve had.
I ordered a simple California roll at Umaizushi in the Atlanta International Airport, and it was genuinely the worst I’ve ever tasted. The ingredients didn’t seem fresh, the texture was off, and the whole thing felt rushed and careless. After reading other reviews about people getting sick, I consider myself lucky that I didn’t end up the same way. Definitely not worth the price or the risk.
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NILESH BAHIR (NeiL)
Good place to try some Airport cuisine
Poke bowl I had was healthy tasting and fresh
Have to wait some in rush hour
Overall a great place to grab healthy bite in C wing of Atlanta Airport
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Ty Short
Server was very unwelcomeing and rude. Very little care for her job.

Drinks were the only decent part of the experience. I had to order through the qr code on the table due to the servers inability to serve. Once the food arrived, it lacked any flavor. I’ve had frozen meal that were more appetizing. Very disappointing for a bill over $100
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Amanda Rominger
Decent place for a quick stop before catching a flight, small drink selection, basic sushi, don’t recommend the teriyaki chicken, mostly bread. Our bartender was very nice. We killed time before our flight, great if you have to catch a flight on C concourse.
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Latoya Jimenez
**Umaizushi – Atlanta Airport Concourse C – 1/5 Stars**

My experience at Umaizushi was disappointing from start to finish, primarily due to poor service and unprofessional staff behavior.

**Service Issues:**
Upon arrival, there was no clear indication of whether to seat ourselves or wait to be seated. After waiting and finally asking, we were directed to one of only two available tables. The table we were assigned was dirty, and when we inquired about cleaning, a staff member rudely informed us we couldn’t sit until it was cleaned and that whoever cleaned it would take our order. After waiting several more minutes with no action, I cleaned the table myself.

**Staff Professionalism:**
The same employee who was initially unhelpful ended up serving us throughout our visit. Most concerning was her unprofessional conduct – she was openly discussing work grievances within earshot of customers and displayed inconsistent service standards. As an African American customer, it was particularly hurtful to experience dismissive treatment from a fellow African American staff member while observing more courteous service being provided to white customers who arrived after us. This kind of inconsistent treatment based on race is unacceptable in any establishment.

**Food Quality:**
The food did not meet expectations and was not worth the poor service experience.

**Overall:**
All customers deserve equal treatment regardless of race. Good service means treating every patron with the same level of respect and professionalism. Unfortunately, this establishment fell short of these basic standards. I will not be returning.
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Rafael Otero
If you are at ATL airport and you MUST have sushi, this is an option. The prices are airport prices, expensive and while the food is not bad, the price doesn’t always match the quality.

For appetizers, I got the spring rolls. They were good, but way too small.

I also got me a Philadelphia roll and this was a let down. Philadelphia roll is a very common sushi roll in many restaurants, nothing fancy and these looked like they came out of a gas station.

The poke bowl was descent but the portion was again, too small.

Overall, it’s not a bad place to eat, it gets away with being pricey just because it is in the airport. It is definitely an option but I would look around before sitting down to have dinner at Umaizushi again.
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Ryann B
Ordered two rolls and received one wrong. The waitress did not ask what I wanted to drink as I sat in for dine in. Waitress did not have professional
Attitude. I took two bites of the correct roll and left due to not tasting good. Hopefully this reviews can help but tylhen again no one really looks at airport restaurants so thank you I leaned my lesson to start looking online before ordering at airports .
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Meghan Easley
The food was DISGUSTING! My daughter who is one eats literally everything and she spit out the chicken. I had sushi and chicken and it was NASTY. Do not eat here. I heard the employees talking about some bugs or rodents in the back and they microwave the food. I wasted $50 eating trash. Well I didn’t eat it. I couldn’t.
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Laurie Zolkosky
Don’t know about the maki, but the tuna poke bowl was really good. The bartender was very nice. Maybe I was there on a good night? It’s not a place where the word atmosphere really applies — it’s a counter and a few tables in a very busy airport.
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Thee “Erwin Jackson” Reaction
The service at this place was the worst I’ve ever experienced. One of the employees was extremely disrespectful — all I asked for was to have my order to go. She turned around, mumbled something under her breath, and then said they could make it to go. I said okay, and then another lady rudely told me that I “just need to leave.” I said, “Excuse me?” and was done at that point.

When I tried to get information about the business so I could write this report, Wesley refused to give me anyone’s name. When I asked for the manager, I was told they couldn’t provide the manager’s name either. Wesley appears to be only a shift leader, not the general manager.

To make matters worse, while I was calmly trying to look up information about the company, he announced to the entire establishment that he would not be able to help anyone until I left — even though I wasn’t in anyone’s way. That was completely uncalled for and unprofessional.

I will never visit this place again, and I strongly suggest management look into how their employees treat customers.
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