(404) 872-3903
1380 Atlantic Dr NW
Atlanta,
GA
30363
33.7926
-84.3977
Neighborhoods: Northeast, Home Park, Northeast
What People Are Saying About Geisha House
The Editor
Jonathan Baker
Citysearch
Matching the other two Hollywood transplants brought by Dolce Group, Geisha House is styled with pop art, a super-dark dining room and a quasi-club feel. The menu is a Japanese melting pot--with good, yet dumbed-down versions of sushi, noodle bowls and all things teriyaki. Cocktails come with an it-club price tag but the massive space and easy-to-like menu make this an ideal group destination. – – High Marks – "The calamari was perfectly prepared and I really enjoyed that we were able to season the appetizer to our liking." (susanjonesatl, Citysearch user) – –…
07/15/09
bad and overpriced sushi
by Jimmy24
Service was good, the place looks nice. BUT the place has a very poor choice of EXTREMELY overpriced sushi.
If you want sushi just go to another place
- Pros: nice design
- Cons: overpriced, one of the worst sushi experiences
07/08/09
the only sushi in atlanta worth while!
by jewbear1
Definitely the only place in atlanta to get fresh sushi! Half off saki on Wednesday really put it over the top! Excellent staff!
- Pros: fresh sushiii!!!
- Cons: loud music
03/17/09
Take note of the recent reviews
by techambers
I have wanted to try Geisha House since it opened last year. Monday nights have become 50% off sushi nights due to having a few restaurants near by offering such promotions (i.e. Aqua Bistro in Buckhead). After hearing Geisha was now doing this it made sense to give it a try. The first thing I do before making a reservation is to check out the CitySearch reviews. Luckily the recent horrible posts caught my attention enough to be skeptical until our dining experience proved differently. The first thing we noticed after being seated in the main dining room was the six people at four different tables all wearing ball caps. Wouldn't you think a place that charges as much as Geisha would have some sort of dress code? My girlfriend and I started by ordering three very different plates which would allow us to gauge what we were getting ourselves into. We started with the tuna tataki, rainbow roll, and two pieces of hamachi nigeri. Tuna Tataki- ($14) maybe seven very thinly sliced inch and a half seared tuna sashimi pieces drowned in sauce; Rainbow Roll- ($10) pathetic... very small, try taking a piece of the tuna off the top and eating or even smelling it separately, and finally the two miniature pieces of salmon negeri which were simply miniature, but the fish seemed fine ($6). Needless to say we asked for the check and headed over to IKEA for two hotdogs and cinnamon rolls for $3 including tax.
One good thing to note is that they are no longer automatically charging the 18-20% gratuity on the bill although we did leave 20% of the pre-discount amount because the service was fine.
- Pros: 50% off Monday nights
- Cons: Quality, Quantity, and Ambience also 50%
The Details on Geisha House
Look Good:
Like its sister restaurants, Dolce and Ten Pin Alley, you'd best bring sport your Sunday best or you might get turned away at the door.
Parking:
Street parking is monitored 24 hours---opt instead for the parking deck where the first 2 hours are free.
What to Drink:
Specialty drinks are all over the bev menu--stick with a simple choice, order a classic bottle of cold saki.
Know Before You Go:
True raw fish lovers should steer clear, but those who like the idea of sushi will quite possibly fall in love.
What to Eat:
The Surf and Turf roll--Because who doesn't love sushi that's got steak piled on top of it?!
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