The Orient - Atlanta

Good. Atmosphere was nice. Sushi was meh. Tangerine chicken was subtly spicy and not overly sweet. Nice presentation. Mango chicken was too sweet for me. Friend rice was pretty yummy.

I have driven past The Orient on several occasions and it always seem to be bustling with customers. I am a very long time fan of hibachi Japanese food and I also like sushi and California roll style Japanese food. The restaurant itself is gorgeous andit's like something you would expect to see near the beach in California. The service was impeccable, they made sure that withyour permission they timed everything perfectly. The main chef was jovial and positive and colorful and gave us the trueJapanese hibachi dining experience that we've all come to know and love. This evening I tried to tiger roll wraps and had thefillet and shrimp and I wasn't disappointed. However the ginger sauce has no Ginger so you might want to bring your own Gingersauce because you might need it but everything else is great. I highly recommend it and I recommend you go there for a trulywonderful dining experience.

I remember when this was Houston?s and was one of my favorites to visit. The Orient has transformed this place into a beautiful restaurant. Nice bar and patio. The dining area is in the front and hibachi tables are in the back. That said, it has a niceambiance. We went here at the end of lunch so we pretty much had the place to ourselves. The price is considerably much moreexpensive than other places especially since the hibachi is typically what you would get elsewhere. The sushi was prettygood. Although it?s a nice place, I don?t think I would go back because for the price, you?re not getting anything you couldn?tget at other high end hibachi locations.

Good sushi: Freshness was great Presentation was great Portion and tile size was what it should be for sushi. Good atmosphere: Clean and cozy. Comfortable and well laid out. Good service: Personnel were clean and polite andprofessional. More on upscale end but still competitively priced and easy going.

The Mongolian beef was special, and the sizzling rice soup had amazing flavor. The lo mein were thinner noodles than I typically like but still had good flavoring. We also got a salmon avocado roll that was uninspiring so maybe stay away from thatone. Their bar was both inside and outside with a great atmosphere that's definitely worth the trip.