Not tasty, and too expensive for this quality.I order rainbow roles, miso, green salad and Sapporo.Sapporo was the best (but it was $15), rolles was too dry and no taste, and in salad there was just leaves 2 slises avocado, and 2 slises of cucumber dressing tahini sauce, miso soup was good but too small.Not recommend this place
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Roll, Miso Soup
Amazing Grace
They greet you with a warm and inviting ambiance. As you step inside, the decor—a harmonious blend of classic Japanese elements and contemporary design—sets the perfect stage for the culinary journey ahead.Each piece of sushi is a work of art, with perfectly seasoned rice and fresh, high-quality ingredients that meld together in a symphony of flavors.adventure.From the delicate slices of sashimi that melt in your mouth to the innovative sushi rolls that surprise and delight with every bite, the meal is an exquisite display of culinary excellence.This sushi restaurant is a must-visit for anyone seeking an unforgettable dining experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: California Roll L, Tuna, Roll, Mango Roll, Sashimi
Marie
Seriously the best value for money chirashi bowl ($34) you can find in DC. We order chirashi take out here almost every week.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tony Tran
cute place first visit sushi is fine lunch meal
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Derrick Graham
We have to start off every visit with a Sapporo. This is one of Georgetowns best Sushi. This place was recently renovated but has always given me the feeling of home. The staff is amazing, super friendly and helpful when it comes to making your selection. I find that even on the busiest days you will still get the same friendly treatment. I recommend trying the spicy scallop roll. You must try it, the seafood here is some of the freshest I have ever tasted. In addition the Philadelphia roll is simply but a must at this place. Once you go once you will be hooked.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kimberly Abbott
Fresh, delicious sushi, best in the area, although it can be expensive. Also, when I ordered my food, I told the guy I only wanted water, and he sold me a bottle of water. However, when I sat at the table, there was free water there. I felt a bit scammed that he did not inform me.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Sushi
Julie Zhang
A great hidden gem. Amazing fresh sushi. Great for dates and special occasions. Overall one of the best sushi places I have been to!Vegetarian options: Veggie sushi rolls, miso soup, and veggie dumplingKid-friendliness: My son loves this place. Food is tasty. Drinks are great and he loves the view.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Roll, Sushi
Katelyn M.
The woman is so rude and the food isn't that good like don't give your money to this business.
Daniel Swisson
This was around $45 btw. You would think for the price, the taste would be at least decent, but no. It tastes same or worse than the $9 sushi i can get on a local super market. Hmm, is the service good then? Well you are expected to pick up your own food with a buzzer. The best part is a $13 priced takoyaki that has a single piece of small octopus inside, with endless fillings of void. I would avoid this place if possible.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kimberly J
The food is mediocre. One of the dishes didn't match the menu description, and the staff's unconvincing excuses left me disappointed.
The location on a canal in Georgetown is great, even though I can't stand Georgetown in general, and the canal is a stinking mess, but the restaurant is an ideal property, little row house among the cobblestones. But the food is mediocre. I didn't finish any of the three dishes. Even the salad sucked, and the usual delicate Japanese dressing was in this iteration bland and a bit sour. The rice was stale AND overcooked, a fatal combination. They need a proper cook.
Doug Maxa
Wow! I ordered almost all sashimi and is was really fresh and delicious! What a high quality treat this was.
Iris Peng
pretty good quality sushi in dc given the price point. theres essentially no service though, the restaurant is owned by some korean owners and you order and pay beforehand, then either take it upstairs yourself or eat out. a very standard collection of american-friendly rolls
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 3
Laura Friend Smythe
The food was excellent -- both fish and vegetarian options. It's a little pricey, but not above what I would expect from the area or for that quality. They have DIY table service. Basically, you order up front, get your food on a tray, and seat yourself (you can't sit there if you order for takeout).
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Avocado Roll, Sushi
Jillian Lomanno
This is the best quality sushi in the area. You can find plenty of sushi places in DC but nowhere has the quality of Bluefin. Their salmon options are amazing, the orange roll is my favorite, but their sashimi set is exquisite.
Not tasty, and too expensive for this quality.I order rainbow roles, miso, green salad and Sapporo.Sapporo was the best (but it was $15), rolles was too dry and no taste, and in salad there was just leaves 2 slises avocado, and 2 slises of cucumber dressing tahini sauce, miso soup was good but too small.Not recommend this place
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Roll, Miso Soup
They greet you with a warm and inviting ambiance. As you step inside, the decor—a harmonious blend of classic Japanese elements and contemporary design—sets the perfect stage for the culinary journey ahead.Each piece of sushi is a work of art, with perfectly seasoned rice and fresh, high-quality ingredients that meld together in a symphony of flavors.adventure.From the delicate slices of sashimi that melt in your mouth to the innovative sushi rolls that surprise and delight with every bite, the meal is an exquisite display of culinary excellence.This sushi restaurant is a must-visit for anyone seeking an unforgettable dining experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: California Roll L, Tuna, Roll, Mango Roll, Sashimi
Seriously the best value for money chirashi bowl ($34) you can find in DC. We order chirashi take out here almost every week.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
cute place first visit sushi is fine lunch meal
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
We have to start off every visit with a Sapporo. This is one of Georgetowns best Sushi. This place was recently renovated but has always given me the feeling of home. The staff is amazing, super friendly and helpful when it comes to making your selection. I find that even on the busiest days you will still get the same friendly treatment. I recommend trying the spicy scallop roll. You must try it, the seafood here is some of the freshest I have ever tasted. In addition the Philadelphia roll is simply but a must at this place. Once you go once you will be hooked.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Fresh, delicious sushi, best in the area, although it can be expensive. Also, when I ordered my food, I told the guy I only wanted water, and he sold me a bottle of water. However, when I sat at the table, there was free water there. I felt a bit scammed that he did not inform me.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Sushi
A great hidden gem. Amazing fresh sushi. Great for dates and special occasions. Overall one of the best sushi places I have been to!Vegetarian options: Veggie sushi rolls, miso soup, and veggie dumplingKid-friendliness: My son loves this place. Food is tasty. Drinks are great and he loves the view.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Roll, Sushi
The woman is so rude and the food isn't that good like don't give your money to this business.
This was around $45 btw. You would think for the price, the taste would be at least decent, but no. It tastes same or worse than the $9 sushi i can get on a local super market. Hmm, is the service good then? Well you are expected to pick up your own food with a buzzer. The best part is a $13 priced takoyaki that has a single piece of small octopus inside, with endless fillings of void. I would avoid this place if possible.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The food is mediocre. One of the dishes didn't match the menu description, and the staff's unconvincing excuses left me disappointed.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
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The location on a canal in Georgetown is great, even though I can't stand Georgetown in general, and the canal is a stinking mess, but the restaurant is an ideal property, little row house among the cobblestones. But the food is mediocre. I didn't finish any of the three dishes. Even the salad sucked, and the usual delicate Japanese dressing was in this iteration bland and a bit sour. The rice was stale AND overcooked, a fatal combination. They need a proper cook.
Wow! I ordered almost all sashimi and is was really fresh and delicious! What a high quality treat this was.
pretty good quality sushi in dc given the price point. theres essentially no service though, the restaurant is owned by some korean owners and you order and pay beforehand, then either take it upstairs yourself or eat out. a very standard collection of american-friendly rolls
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 3
The food was excellent -- both fish and vegetarian options. It's a little pricey, but not above what I would expect from the area or for that quality. They have DIY table service. Basically, you order up front, get your food on a tray, and seat yourself (you can't sit there if you order for takeout).
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Avocado Roll, Sushi
This is the best quality sushi in the area. You can find plenty of sushi places in DC but nowhere has the quality of Bluefin. Their salmon options are amazing, the orange roll is my favorite, but their sashimi set is exquisite.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mango Roll, Sashimi Deluxe, Sushi