Unpretentious sushi house serving both familiar & creative rolls at a shopping center.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5:30–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2697 Spring Rd SE A, Smyrna, GA 30080
Phone: (770) 432-6012
Website: https://minatojapanese.gbiz.shop/
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Reviews
(PS: thank you for introducing me to this banger song: Namida no Kiss by Southern All Stars ♡)
My husband and I 1st came here almost 10 yrs ago.
It was our favorite spot to come on special occasions.
Now we can come on regular basis and the food is still amazing.
Fresh sushi, they actually fried the tempura fresh right before they roll into sushi.
Once you try it, you will not go to other sushi places because you now know what fresh taste like.
The price is very reasonable.
Super busy on the weekends. Weekdays might be less wait.
I normally choose to not write a review if I have a poor first-time experience at a family restaurant and opt to visit again, but this visit was so disastrous that I cannot stomach the thought of round two.
Service: First dish (ton-katsu) came out after ~30 minutes after ordering. Rolls came out 45 minutes after order. The restaurant was not packed. We were notified ONCE by our server while she hastily dropped off the ton-katsu saying “your sushi is late but you know all of it is.”
Food:
– Ton-katsu (3/5): The sides (potatoes, miso, and salad) were fine. The meat was intriguing. It was impossible to eat without it falling apart as there were evidently two different mystery cuts of meat (one dark, one white) packed together. The texture of the dark meat resembled that of stale hamburger patty and the white meat was probably pork tenderloin? Regardless, it was fried nicely, but was incredibly dry and overall meh (especially for the price).
-Georgia Roll (1.5/5): I love wasabi and spice in general, but this was not it. The wasabi mayo had way too much wasabi and it was inconsistently distributed throughout the roll. Almost inedible. The roll itself was not packed tightly and started falling apart before I started even eating it.
-Dynamatic Roll (2/5): Overall, it was fine as there were no glaring errors that pushed it to the inedible front. The amount of eel inside was negligible and there were pieces that didn’t even have any towards one end. Roll was also packed poorly and fell apart before we touched it.
-Fried Scallop Roll (1/5): Wayyy too much eel sauce inside the roll. All I could taste was overly sweet teriyaki. 2 of the 8 of the pieces didn’t even have a single scallop– only tempura bits! Despite being fried, the scallops were cold inside, which was an odd experience. All I could taste was eel sauce and raw onion.
Their music selection was amazing! Japanese 70s and 80s music. Made me nostalgic