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7 Best Sushi Delivery Restaurants in Atlanta

Atlanta sushi delivery restaurants suit more than one occasion: a quick solo meal, a lighter lunch, a mixed Japanese-food order, or a group gathering that needs varied takeaway choices. The menus differ enough that the best option depends on what everyone wants.

Check delivery coverage, ordering time, fish and vegetable choices, bento or noodle options, and whether catering is available. For larger orders, confirm portions and preparation timing before placing the order.

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We took our time researching sushi delivery restaurants in Atlanta and kept the businesses that show real skill, have good reviews and give reliable contact details.

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#1
Genki Noodles & Sushi
4.71,499 reviews
Mixed groups choosing between sushi and noodle dishes
#2
Tenya Japanese Eatery
4.8676 reviews
Casual Japanese comfort food and katsu
#3
Yuzu Sushi
4.4389 reviews
A modern sushi dinnerQuick lunches and lighter Japanese meals

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Genki Noodles & Sushi, Atlanta#1

Genki Noodles & Sushi

4.71,499 reviews
5600 Roswell Rd H100, Atlanta, GA 30342, United States
Best for
Mixed groups choosing between sushi and noodle dishes

Genki Noodles & Sushi brings Japanese-inspired comfort to Atlanta with fresh hand-rolled sushi, steaming noodle bowls and an Asian fusion menu that works for both a quick solo meal and a relaxed dinner. Ramen with beef, udon, sashimi, gyoza and creative rolls give the menu plenty of range, including seafood-free choices.

The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, with dine-in, takeaway, delivery and outdoor seating available. Service is known for being warm, organized and attentive, while dishes arrive fresh and thoughtfully presented. Beer and cocktails add flexibility for an evening meal, and no-contact delivery makes the menu easy to enjoy at home.

Tenya Japanese Eatery, Atlanta#2

Tenya Japanese Eatery

4.8676 reviews
2064 N Decatur Rd, Decatur, GA 30033, United States
Best for
Casual Japanese comfort food and katsu

Tenya Japanese Eatery takes a focused approach to Japanese comfort food rather than trying to cover every category. The menu centers on made-from-scratch dishes such as crispy katsu, ramen, braised specialties and shrimp appetizers, with a casual, slightly modern interpretation that feels suited to everyday neighborhood dining.

Ordering is done at the counter, with food brought to the table. That streamlined format, quick service and compact setting make Tenya a natural stop for lunch, an early dinner or a satisfying solo meal. Takeaway and delivery extend the same comfort-food menu beyond the dining room, while lighter choices and small plates add variety.

Yuzu Sushi, Atlanta#3
What stands out

  • Fresh sushi rolled daily

Yuzu Sushi

4.4389 reviews
5193 Peachtree Blvd, Chamblee, GA 30341, United States
Best for
A modern sushi dinnerQuick lunches and lighter Japanese meals

Yuzu Sushi is a modern Japanese restaurant in Atlanta built around fresh sushi rolled daily , thoughtfully prepared sashimi and creative rolls that bring subtle cross-cultural touches to a traditional foundation. The appetizer selection is particularly varied, and the menu also includes small plates and lighter options for a quick lunch or uncomplicated dinner.

Its clean, contemporary dining room has well-spaced tables and a polished but friendly atmosphere. Service is generally attentive and well organized, making Yuzu suitable for solo meals, casual dates or a relaxed dinner with friends. Delivery and takeaway add convenience when dining in is not part of the plan.

Bowl Lab, Atlanta#4

Bowl Lab

4.41,192 reviews
3621 Vinings Slope SE Unit 1110, Atlanta, GA 30339, United States
Best for
Customizable lunchesFresh fish and vegetable-forward meals

Bowl Lab brings together Pacific and Korean influences through made-to-order poke and K-BBQ bowls in Atlanta. Diners can build around fresh fish such as salmon or tuna, choose from a broad range of proteins and vegetables, and finish with sauces that give each bowl a distinct flavor. The menu supports both lighter meals and heartier meat-based combinations.

A clean, comfortable setting and friendly, patient service make the restaurant easy for solo lunches, casual dinners or repeat visits built around a favorite bowl. Outdoor seating, takeaway and delivery add flexibility, including no-contact delivery. The create-your-own format is especially useful for diners who want control over ingredients, portion balance and flavor.

Yami Sushi, Atlanta#5

Yami Sushi

4.3123 reviews
1248 Clairmont Rd Ste 4G, Decatur, GA 30030, United States
Best for
Affordable sushi and bento mealsA quiet, quick Japanese lunch

Yami Sushi keeps its Japanese menu approachable, with sushi, sashimi, bento boxes, small plates and rolls designed for both a quick bite and a relaxed casual meal. Standout combinations include salmon bento, crunchy rolls, shrimp-based specialties and options built around avocado or sweet potato. The setting is small, quiet and uncomplicated, with a neighborhood-café feel rather than a formal dining room.

Fast service, reasonable pricing and pickup or delivery make Yami convenient for weekday meals. Dine-in is available for solo diners or small groups, while lunch and dinner menus provide flexibility. Guests with serious seafood allergies should discuss cross-contact precautions directly with the restaurant before ordering.

Flying Fish Sushi Chattahoochee Food Works, Atlanta#6

Flying Fish Sushi Chattahoochee Food Works

3.854 reviews
1235 Chattahoochee Ave NW Ste 130, Atlanta, GA 30318, United States
Best for
Groups with mixed Japanese food preferences

Flying Fish Sushi at Chattahoochee Food Works brings a polished Japanese offering to a lively food-hall setting in Atlanta. Sushi, nigiri, hand rolls, poke bowls, ramen and Japanese comfort dishes create an easy choice for groups with different cravings, while outdoor seating and a broad drinks menu support a relaxed lunch or dinner.

The lobster tempura roll and shrimp-focused dishes stand out among the menu’s more indulgent choices, alongside carefully prepared nigiri and rolls. Food is made to order, with an emphasis on presentation and fresh ingredients. Delivery and takeaway suit casual meals at home, while the food-hall setting works well for groups who want variety in one place.

High Roller Sushi, LLC, Atlanta#7

High Roller Sushi, LLC

4.89 reviews
25 Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303, United States
Best for
Quick sushi mealsGroups needing varied takeaway options

High Roller Sushi is a casual Atlanta sushi takeaway with a broad selection of rolls, poke bowls and cooked rice bowls. Specialty combinations such as torched salmon and crunchy tempura shrimp bring extra character to the menu, while the mix of sushi and hot dishes makes it practical for groups ordering different styles of food.

The format suits quick lunches, easy dinners and delivery at home, with dine-in and kerbside pickup also available. Catering is a notable strength for events of different sizes, from small gatherings to larger celebrations. Friendly service and fresh preparation round out a straightforward option for everyday sushi.

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#BusinessRatingReviewsBest for
#1Genki Noodles & Sushi 4.71,499Mixed groups choosing between sushi and noodle dishes
#2Tenya Japanese Eatery 4.8676Casual Japanese comfort food and katsu
#3Yuzu Sushi 4.4389A modern sushi dinner
#4Bowl Lab 4.41,192Customizable lunches
#5Yami Sushi 4.3123Affordable sushi and bento meals
#6Flying Fish Sushi Chattahoochee Food Works 3.854Groups with mixed Japanese food preferences
#7High Roller Sushi, LLC 4.89Quick sushi meals

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Map of sushi delivery restaurants in Atlanta

Atlanta’s options include Japanese restaurants, sushi-focused counters, Asian-fusion menus, and a takeaway specialist. Because delivery availability can vary by destination, menu type and coverage are more useful starting points than choosing solely by proximity. Check the estimated delivery area and preparation time for your address before ordering. For offices, parties, or mixed groups, choose a menu with enough variety and confirm the handoff details in advance.

Services to compare

  • Sushi deliveryCasual takeaway or delivery for diners who want sushi without a full dine-in occasion.
  • Mixed sushi and noodlesMenus that suit groups choosing between sushi and noodle dishes in one order.
  • Bento lunchesAffordable sushi and bento meals for quick lunches or lighter Japanese eating.
  • Customizable bowlsFlexible lunch options with fresh fish and vegetable-forward combinations.
  • Japanese comfort foodCasual Japanese meals that include katsu and other choices beyond sushi.
  • Group takeawayVaried takeaway options for groups with different Japanese food preferences.
  • Event cateringSushi catering for events that need multiple portions and a broader selection.

How to choose sushi delivery restaurants in Atlanta

  1. Check that the restaurant delivers to your exact Atlanta destination.
  2. Choose bento or lighter meals for a quick lunch and broader menus for groups.
  3. Look for noodle, katsu, bowl, or vegetable options when not everyone wants sushi.
  4. Ask about preparation timing for large takeaway or catering orders.
  5. Confirm portion sizes and packaging before ordering for an event.
  6. Order early when delivery timing matters for a meeting or gathering.

Frequently asked questions

What should I look for in an Atlanta sushi delivery menu?

Start with delivery coverage, preparation time, and the range of dishes available. A mixed group may benefit from noodles, bento, katsu, or bowls alongside sushi, while a smaller order may prioritize quick preparation and lighter meal options.

Are there Atlanta options for people who do not want sushi?

Yes. Some listed restaurants combine sushi with noodles, katsu, bento meals, or customizable bowls. Check the menu before ordering so everyone in the group can find a suitable Japanese or Asian-fusion dish.

Which sushi delivery choice works best for a group?

Look for varied takeaway menus with enough options for different preferences. Confirm portion sizes, delivery coverage, packaging, and timing. For a larger gathering, a provider offering event catering may make coordination easier.

How early should I place a catering order?

Timing depends on the size and complexity of the order. Contact the restaurant before the event to discuss portions, menu variety, delivery arrangements, and any preparation window they recommend for catering.

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