Eight Sushi Lounge

Excellent food! Eight Sushi Lounge is a solid spot for a fun, upscale sushi night in Atlanta. You can’t go wrong with sushi, rolls, or the ramen! The ramen isn’t as salty as many others I’ve tried, which I actually appreciated. It tastes like they’re using a house-made broth rather than the typical pre-packaged base.

This place has been on my list for over 2 years, and Im happy we were able to try it out. The sushi was amazing. I had the Casanova roll and my bf had the Island roll. We also tried the shrimp appetizer and the miso soup. The drinks were good as well. We would love to return!

I came here on Valentine’s Day with my boy friend one of the busiest days of the year and we had the Had the best experience. We were late and they still allowed our reservation to go threw. Aly made it so amazing. She was the SWEETEST person EVER. She took care of so well. She noticed the smallest things and made us fell VERY seen and noticed, as she was taken care of other people. Keep in mind in mind, this is all during the busiest day of the year. The Sushi BEST sushi EVER. I have gone to MULTIPLE sushi spots and this place, 1st place. for people who struggle with ARFID, the texture AND TASTE of foods is unexplainable. This place have became a safe food place for me. I will be coming here again. Best restaurant experience ever. Aly thank you so much.

I came here with a group of women on a Saturday around 6:45 PM. We didn’t have reservations, and it was pretty crowded, so we ended up sitting at the bar. The bartenders were great—really helpful and attentive when it came to answering our questions about the food and drinks. I ordered a Lychee Martini, which was delicious. For food, I got the vegetable spring rolls as an appetizer and the King’s Roll sushi. The roll itself was good, but I do wish it came with soy sauce automatically. Even though it had spicy mayo, it felt a bit dry without the soy sauce. I asked the bartender for some, and they brought it right over. The dress code confused me a bit. Online and over the phone, they said “business casual,” but once we got there, most people were dressed pretty casually—think sneakers, je

Overall, the quality of the food was solid. The fish was fresh, though slightly thinner than expected. The ambiance was pleasant, albeit somewhat crowded. The foie gras nigiri was the highlight of the meal.