KIZUNA SUSHI & NOODLE, Blue Ridge

My experience with Japanese food has not been plates of grease but rather fresh and flavorful dishes. My late lunch with a friend was just greasy and gross. Appetizer: spring rolls. They were not bursting with veggies like I was expecting, instead I got fried...dough still dripping oil with a sliver of cabbage and carrot for color. Meal: waitress said the Yakisoba was popular so I took her up on the recommendation. I got a plate full of greasy noodles topped with mayonnaise and fish food flakes. Would not recommend. Dessert: green tea ice cream. Can’t mess that up. It was the only edible thing I had besides multiple glasses of water to choke down the poor excuse for Asian cuisine. Waitress said she’d refill my water but that took 15 minutes. Food was served fast. Cost $26 for just my order. My friend had the ten don bowl which was just plain white rice and some tempura. She liked it but it didn’t look special. And the fried scallops, which again wasn’t amazing.More

Date of visit: February 2020

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913pearld

3 reviews

Reviewed February 22, 2020 via mobile

I am not one for trying different foods BUT

I am not one for trying different kinds of foods but decided with a couple of great recommendations I decided to do and try it and to my surprise the beef Teriyaki was great.

Date of visit: February 2020

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thomaswS9959CT

107 reviews

Reviewed December 31, 2019 via mobile

This place is a great addition

This place is a great addition to the food scene in blue ridge. No shrimp fried rice just authentic Japanese food. Good choices.

Date of visit: December 2019

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ksbuffy2

3 reviews

Reviewed December 27, 2019

Great food

We stopped by for lunch excellent food, service and atmosphere. The dining room felt cozy. Service was prompt and the server was knowledgeable about the dishes. The food was well presented, tasted amazing and was hot.

Date of visit: December 2019

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H5404QTstevek

12 reviews

Reviewed October 7, 2019 via mobile

Surprisingly Good

Very small but good. Sat at the bar and had Yakisoba. It’s like Lo Mein but better. Loaded with beef. The Sushi is very limited.

Date of visit: October 2019

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LoveTravel760900

1 review

Reviewed August 24, 2019 via mobile

Delicious authentic japanese food

Delicious sushi and yakisoba. Authentic japanese food in the Georgia mountains. Fantastic service. This place is a must.

Date of visit: August 2019

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nmata

110 reviews

Reviewed June 21, 2019

Great authentic Sushi restaurant in this mountain town!

Visited last night with family, and we were pleasantly surprised. We knew we were in for a good meal when we were at a nearby store and asked someone for directions. One of the shoppers walked by and raved about this place! We had appetizers,...sushi and the teriyaki rice bowl. They serve beer, wine and sake.More

Date of visit: June 2019

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kimkV522DB

31 reviews

Reviewed May 17, 2019 via mobile

Excellent all around experience

I just can’t get enough of this place. Great atmosphere, excellent food prepared fresh. Open concept kitchen is clean and a great focal point. The Yakisoba is delish. Good rolls and teriyaki bowls.

Date of visit: May 2019

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GABelle34778

123 reviews

Reviewed May 5, 2019

Probably very good if you like Japanese!

My husband and I had lunch at Kizuna recently for the first time. The decor is very nice, restaurant is clean and I like the fact that they separate tables with a barrier so even though you are sitting next to another table, you don't...feel like it. Waitress was friendly, service was a little slow but that may be because everything is cooked from fresh. M husband and I ordered the Yakisoba, he added chicken and I added beef. My husband thought it was very good, I didn't care for it at all.The portions of meat in both our meals was small. My husband would probably go back but I won't. If you like authentic Japanese food you will probably enjoy this restaurant, I guess I don't care for it. We both felt it was a little expensive considering the small amount of meat we got with the noodles.More

Date of visit: April 2019

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