Guru Revolving Sushi

A solid sushi conveyor belt option for Atlanta. The fish was fresh and everything had good quality control. I would definitely recommend if you are looking for a quick bite to eat or just want the experience. Prices are fair with plates currently being offered for $3.49. Those plates can contain 2 Nigiri, 3 specialty roll pieces, or 4 regular sushi pieces. If you calculate to a full 8 piece sushi roll you are paying roughly $9.30 for specialty roll and $6.98 for a regular roll. These prices stand out in Midtown where it's rare to find any roll under $12.

Rice is under seasoned. The cuts of salmon are the overly fatty buffet style quality. Menu is heavily centered around rolls that have no discernible flavor. It could be a good place if you’re looking for a speedy meal, novelty, or don’t actually eat raw fish. On the bright side, the service is fast and friendly plus the location is convenient to get to on foot.

Happy to have a revolving sushi place in midtown! I think it will be a great addition to the community. I came in solo on the Thursday night of their opening week. The fish was fresh and well prepared, with bright colors all around showing the ingredients were not out too long. I tried to beef udon soup as well and it was hearty and satisfying. Service was friendly and attention, with multiple staff members checking in on me throughout my meal. The manager/lead server on shift was doing a great job educating and guiding the staff on steps of service. I wish however they had given me some of their names to work with! Maybe I will learn them on my returning visits.

Amazing sushi and great service! I stopped by this restaurant for dinner and was really impressed. The fish was fresh, the rolls were flavorful, and everything was beautifully presented. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made us feel very welcome. The dining area was clean and comfortable, and the food came out fast.— highly recommended!

Will not go back all three of us got funny tummies after dinner later in the evening. Why does all of their sushi have a sauce or crunchy on top of it, I am assuming because it doesn't have any flavor. Not everyone likes that crap. And if you order you will be lucky if they send it out to you. We ordered udon noodles with shrimp tempura when we sat down and 30 minutes later we still never received it, though other people were getting their orders. Also ordered crispy calamari for $6.95 they sent out three pieces and a half pieces not how it is listed on the menu picture included. They should have bought the franchise Kuru Sushi that is from Japan it would have been better product.