Sushi Huku Japanese Restaurant

Love this place. The sushi is delicious and the service is great. They bring you a hot towel at the beginning of the meal and it's fabulous. I've been a few times and never been disappointed. Highly recommend the Lambada roll, it was fantastic!

This is a great, intimate environment. The waitress was really friendly and recommended different items on the menu that were unique. This was a nice experience, nothing spectacular but great place for conversation with those that joined you for the meal.

If you’re looking for an authentic Japanese Cuisine, please read on. To be honest, you “WILL” be disappointed. The food are not bad to eat, but to be frank, not perfect. The sashimi is not that fresh, which is quite reasonable since Atlanta is located in land, access to fresh seafood is hard. The sushi and rolls are normal, nothing really special about it. The tempuras are not fried really well, it is very greasy. There are three major features of a Japanese restaurant, which is CLEAN, VERY CLEAN, SUPER CLEAN, but this restaurant has fail to do so. To sum up, foods are not so bad, price is a bit expensive, the service is moderate. True Gourmet will understand.

My husband and I choose three different types of sushi and they were all delicious! We also ordered the house sake and it was very good! Can't wait to go back!

Writing this review while at the restaurant enjoying my meal. At first, I was skeptical of the small and indiscreet outer decor. I have stayed at the Atlanta Wyndham across the street for the past few months and never thought of visiting. Instantly upon entering you are greeted with an intimate but not claustrophobic space. The lighting and music are set at levels to enjoy a conversation. Unfortunately, this time is a solo trip for me. I am not overly hungry so I only ordered a small appetizer and a Chirashi bowl. Had I been in my normal mood I would have had miso soup and ginger salad with an edemmame side. Pleasantly surprised, my waitress brought all of those items to me with my asking and presumably without charge. While waiting just a few minutes, my appetizer was delivered by my waitress. At the time I was enjoying a pleasant citrus ginger salad dressing on my typical ginger salad and bowl of miso soup. I had ordered a Krab Rangoon type appetizer. One of my waitresses walked by and noticed my appetizer and areanged it in front of me, preparing my table symmetrically so that everything I was observing while eating was placed in a pleasing way, while also warning me of the scolding nature of my dish and saving my tongue from hours of agony! Having not started my appetizer, reasons only related to internal temperature, my waitress brought my Chirashi bowl. With a concerned look she asked if I was not enjoying my appetizer. How sweet of her to ask! I told her I had appreciated her warning when she stated her caring for all customers to have the best experience. So far so good! While not overly impressed with my choice of first dish, it was well prepared and would likely suit a pallet that enjoys a softer creamier texture. Now, on to the main dish. My eyes are elated to view a cornucopia of colors in a very pleasing arrangement of shashimi on rice. The rice was drizzled with well, I’m not sure what it is but it looks fantastic! The whole arrangement was presented so well, it was almost a disappointment to indulge in it! My two servers, yes I said two, visited me a few times to check on my status, to which I could only smile because my mouth was constantly stuffed. Only in sitting here alone, listening to the diners nearby, drone on about their business like so many business travelers from the hotel I frequent, am I truly excited that I am sharing this culinary experience with the you the reader rather than some weary salesman. As I close my meal, and then my eyes, I thank you for joining me today. It’s been a great experience and I hope you share your experiences as well.