About - Tokyo Shokudo
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Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Wine
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
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My boyfriend and I came here for his birthday and we have nothing but good things to say! It’s run by a wife and husband and their daily hours are limited which allows for the food to be 10/10 also really recommended placing a reservation prior to going or else you might be turned away as they have only a limited amount of tables to also help the experience and be tended to in the best way. The sushi and sashimi is so fresh and delightful not in anyways fishy! We also had the beef skewer and that was also phenomenal! They knew we were celebrating my boyfriend’s birthday and brought out extra treats for us and made this experience 100 times better, if that’s even possible! We can’t wait to be back, we are already planning our next trip back!
Authentic Japanese sushi may not be for you. 🍣 🤔 Unless you are like me and: ☑️ Tired of eating at low quality buffets ☑️ Tired of low quality all-you-can-eat sushi ☑️ Tired of chasing overpriced Michelin stars ☑️ Tired of viral trends ☑️ Tired of being fooled by influencers ☑️ Tired of the word omakase おまかせbeing used for what is actually a set sushi menu... This is a spot that I've personally been keeping to myself for a while now, because it's just that good. Why this place is just that good: 1️⃣ Japanese sushi chef & staff 2️⃣ Taste & texture just like Japan 3️⃣ Vibes & service just like Japan 4️⃣ Chef's choice flights with no filler, like egg, squid, shrimp, etc. All fish. 5️⃣ No Michelin stars needed because here, I feel like I'm back in Japan at a hidden local mom & pop spot. Gritty, charming, and hidden. Not convinced about this underrated spot? Good, don't go, so it won't be crowded. It's easier for those that actually like eating sushi as it's intended to be, raw. For me, this is my top Japanese sushi spot OTP after literally trying them all.
By far the best Japanese restaurant I've been to in Atlanta. Even compared to restaurants in Japan, Tokyo Shokudo would still be one of the best. Starting with appetizers, the skewers were amazing, the yakitori and shiitake mushrooms were some of the best I've ever had. For the entree, we ordered the Take Chirashi Don, and the sashimi was all incredibly fresh and high quality, with the rice and other assortments perfectly complimenting the fish. A vegetarian in our party ordered the agedashi tofu, and although I wasn't expecting much, the dish turned out to be a surprising favorite. The sauce is light yet fragrant and was absorbed into the tofu, giving it a very complex umami flavor. Would highly recommend going out of your way to visit.