Haru Ichiban

Reviewed by Ryanlee82 on 11/16/2009.
Member since October 2007, Total Reviews: 15 (Male, 20s, Atlanta, GA)

Best Japanese sushi in Atlanta and Atlanta Only. Notice that Atlanta's Japanese sushi is one of the worst in the country, if not in the world, but if you gotto have it, go to this place.

Reviewed by mikek3489 on 10/22/2009.
Member since January 2008, Total Reviews: 14 (Male, 50s, Duluth, GA)

To flight Japanese OTP. Wide selection beyond standard sushi/ hibachi spots. Very relaxing.

Reviewed by LeslieT461836 on 10/15/2009.
Member since April 2005, Total Reviews: 80 (East Windsor, NJ)

Some of the best Japanese food you will ever eat. Outstanding sushi, and the daily specials are a great value. Worth the trip to this hidden gem.

Reviewed by Anwill on 06/06/2009.
Member since January 2006, Total Reviews: 12 (Atlanta, GA)

Don't know what the guy below is talking about. May not be the best in the U.S. but certainly the best I've had in Atlanta. Not flashy but everything is meticulous and delicious! I have also ate at Sato(before he moved about 10 times), Nakato, Tomo, Zuma, Sushi Huku, MF Sushi, Taka, Hashiguchi Jr. and unfortunately, Ru Sans. That is my order of preference at the moment. Any new suggestions would be more than welcome.

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Reviewed by FredG6017 on 01/22/2008.
Member since October 2007, Total Reviews: 13 (Male, Walnut Creek, CA)

You'll find MUCH better food and service at most of the OTHER strip mall sushi bars in Atlanta. Their formula is to use their undeserved reputation and charge astronomical prices to convince locals that this is real Japanese. Haruichiban translates to "the first storm of Spring". Let it be a typhoon and blow this place away.