Sushi Village — Restaurant in Vinings

Humiliating experience despite having a mostly friendly staff. One of the sushi pieces from a warm roll tasted off, so I did the polite thing and spit it out into a napkin. (Why would I eat something that might make me sick?) For some reason, a rude staff member who wasn't serving us felt compelled to interrupt my conversation and loudly accuse me of trying to hide food rather than ask how was our lunch/meal. I was too embarrassed to tell anyone that some of the sushi rolls tasted weird after that particular server's bullying indiscretion since she walked away to avoid any confrontation. She also chose to avoid us for the rest of our time. My husband and I didn't want to get sick nor feel like being in that toxic environment any longer, so we didn't eat the rest of the suspicious rolls and got charged extra for "wasted" food.

Please note we paid more to avoid food poisoning and getting out of that environment.

Everything else was average. It's acceptably clean, but not as pristine as other restaurants in the city (a lot of dank areas including the bathroom). You get what you paid for, I guess. They also use way too much rice and not enough seafood/meat for their rolls. You're better off going to Publix for sushi; at least it's a fair price based on the quality.

I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone because of the potential for thoughtlessly rude staff members and your chances of getting sick (especially if you want to avoid paying extra despite suspicious rolls). There are so many better sushi joints in Atlanta who care about their customers. It's not...

So originally I was going to do Uber eats through here but it was literally like a mile away from my house so I thought I’d come in and eat. I was NOT disappointed at all. So basically you play 27 dollars and your allotted different entrées appetizers and rolls. It’s technically not an all you can eat but for the amount you pay you get a lot of food. I HIGHLY recommend the Takoyaki and the KFC roll!!! It was super good and so was the fried shrimp tempura. So I got the KFC roll, California maki roll, the shrimp sashimi and octopus nagiri to start off with. Everything by was super delicious and the service was fast!! Then I ordered the cucumber salad, miso soup, tofu teriyaki and shrimp fry tempura. As I mentioned everything was yummy but my favorite hands down was the Takoyaki. My only complaint is 1. They were out of a lot of soft drinks. They didn’t have fruit punch, lemonade and a bunch of other soft drinks listed on their menu. They literally just had carbonated drinks like Pepsi and sprite. Also you’re not allowed a to go plate. I understand in a traditional sense not to get to go plates for buffets but this technically isn’t a buffet per say due to the fact you’re only allotted certain amounts of food. You’re not able to continue ordering sushi or eating like at a regular buffet. This made me a little sad because I couldn’t take home some of the food I wanted to eat for later. Make sure you come hungry!!! But overall great food and awesome service. I spent about 36 total including a tip. Defff...

My husband and I enjoyed some of our food. The chicken Katsu was great and so was the teriyaki chicken but you have to order rice separately. READ THE MENU there’s specific rules to receive the buffet offer it’s not a literal buffet as in you pay xx.xx dollars for how ever much food you can eat it’s more like 2 of this 2 of that type of thing. but like I said read the menu. It’s pretty expensive to me we paid 65 for the two of us following the buffet rules. Imo it’s comparable to what you would pay at Ru Sans but you get more “food for your money” here. You order as you eat and must finish what you order or you will be charged separately outside of the buffet. We got some rolls I really enjoyed the KFC roll. My husband got the egg drop soup it was great! I got the Miso it was basic. Over all some of our stuff was good some stuff was great some stuff was just ugly the tuna sashimi was a joke it was just a big lump of tuna and some of the sushi was an awkward temperature. Even with the complaints I mentioned I would still go back again because I enjoyed it for the most part and it’s hard to find this type of sushi buffet where it’s made to order here in Atlanta. Oh the service is spotty at best it’s like they run around trying to avoid helping you. They have a mixed option of tables and booths for dinning. There no true buffet seat up where you serve yourself. You sit and they come to you to get your order. The...