Atami Sushi - Hamilton, Ontario

The food was good… salmon sashimi was cut great and pieces and very chilled and fresh tasting. Didn’t like the atmosphere, pretty dark and dim. Also the paper order method is outdated and a bit inconvenient.

First time trying this place today for lunch and the food was very tasty. Recommend the green dragon roll, spicy salmon sushi, siu mai and the shrimp dumplings. Everything we ordered tasted great. Our server was very kind and was able to answer our questions very politely. The order system ... is pen and paper and the food came out in a timely manner. Atmosphere was very calm and relaxing. Thanks again Atami sushi Read more

Food was fresh and hot, really good for my first time. We went early to avoid the rush and glad we did. Service got slow after a while and part of our order was forgotten. But overall decent experience.

Amazing sushi,rolls,desserts and tempura. The restaurant has a good vibe, and cozy atmosphere. The service can be slow during busy hours so expect that. All you can eat for once person is around 45 CAD. Parking is free at the parking lot.

I have frequented this restaurant during both busy and slow days. It is evident that their service is not optimal when they are rushed, but on slower days, one can expect a satisfying experience. The staff tends to be on the quieter side, although it may not necessarily be a ... negative aspect. The establishment boasts wheelchair accessibility, ensuring everyone can enjoy their visit. The primary draw for patrons seems to be the all-you-can-eat sushi, despite the fact that the price has increased on multiple occasions within the past 2 to 3 years. However, such price adjustments are to be expected. The atmosphere exudes a pleasant and tranquil ambiance, complemented by music playing at an appropriate volume, allowing for uninterrupted conversation during the meal. The quality of the food remains consistently praiseworthy, leaving no room for complaints. This sushi restaurant sets itself apart from common chain establishments by utilizing paper order forms rather than tablets, which I find to be quite efficient. The only minor issue I have noticed is their practice of combining different flavors of ice cream in a single bowl, rather than serving them separately. Consequently, even if I select a different flavor from my dining companion, we are obliged to share the mixed ice cream. Although this occurrence has become routine for us, it would be preferable if they could serve the ice cream in separate bowls. Read more