Nori Sushi & Grill

Had this food while visiting the area & as much as I wanted to like it I didn’t. Carrots & peas in hibachi? Hibachi barely had any flavor. Yum Yum sauce was ok. Barely anything in the cups. The miso soup was delicious. Shrimp tempura was not tempura coated & was cold. The gyoza was good. Needless to say I would never go back. Spent 50$ could’ve went to McDonalds.

Prices are pretty good. Food was typical Japanese fair, not exceptional, but certainly good. They will not substitute anything, so don't ask. Quiet place.

The food is passable, but expensive. Takeout is usually on time for pickup, but I wish I could check the food before I get it home, since you get these over fried egg rolls. The pot stickers aren't as good as they were when this was Wang's Garden also.

Ordered 3 maki, 4 pieces of nigiri, spring rolls, and miso soup. My overall take on the food is that it is less expensive than other places and I think they cut corners in ways you wouldn't expect. The spicy tuna roll had tempura crunch mixed in with the tuna to the point that it didn't taste like tuna at all - it was a crunchy paste with no chunks resembling fish. I posted a picture and I would never order that again. The miso soup had a great flavor, but only included about 1/2 oz of tofu - 5 pea-size diced cubes. For 10 oz of soup that was unexpected, but it's probably the most expensive part of making the soup, so that's why there was so little. Normally I'd expect about 2 oz. The order includes two containers of soup, which was unexpected, but appreciated! I'm not sure if it was a mi

I decided to try this place with a friend after driving past it many times. I'm glad I did! The sushi was fresh and had a delicate texture, reflecting the quality of fish. The service was friendly and efficient and our order was accurate. The presentation was beautiful and colorful. We sat in a booth-table combination. The only slight issue was the close proximity to other guests when sitting along the wall seating. We will definitely be back!