What types of sushi do you offer?

We offer a variety of traditional and modern sushi options, including vegan and gluten-free choices.

Do you have a menu available online?

Yes, you can view our menu on our website or through our social media channels.

Where are you located?

We are located at 4511 Olde Perimeter Way.

Do you offer takeout or delivery?

Yes, we offer takeout and delivery services through our partners.

Can I make a reservation for a large group?

Yes, please contact us in advance to make arrangements for large groups.

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Omakase by Yun is a sushi restaurant in Atlanta, GA.

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Pros

Omakase by Yun offers an exceptional dining experience with its unique and intimate setting, allowing guests to witness the culinary artistry of the chefs up close. The omakase menu is expertly crafted, with each dish showcasing the freshest and highest-quality ingredients. The service is attentive and knowledgeable, with the chefs and staff happy to explain the inspiration behind each dish. The restaurant's commitment to using locally sourced and sustainable ingredients is also commendable.

Cons

Some guests may find the omakase experience to be a bit pricey, and the menu can be quite limited, with no options for customization. The seating is also limited, which can make it difficult to get a reservation. Additionally, the restaurant's focus on using only the freshest ingredients means that the menu can change frequently, which may be a drawback for guests who are looking for a specific dish.

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Yelp: 4.5/5

Google Reviews: 4.4/5

TripAdvisor: 4.5/5

OpenTable: 4.6/5

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Saeed Siddiqi -Google user

3 years ago

Like I've talked about on my page before @arifsiddiqi1 and I celebrate our birthdays each year with an omakase dinner.This year we went to @omakasebyyun inside of @chiroriatlanta and the experience was amazing.Chef Yun was an apprentice at the Michelin rated @sushinazakawa who's chef was...Read More

Vyvy Tran -Google user

4 years ago

First and foremost, this review is strictly for Chef Yun's omakase and not Sri Thai. When making reservations, make sure Sri Thai is aware that you're making reservations for Omakase By Yun and not their restaurant. When I called to place my deposit, one...Read More

Steven Beaudry -Google user

5 months ago

We went to three omakase restaurants in two weeks to celebrate our 30th Anniversary and Omakase by Yun stood out as the best. The freshness of the fish was unmatched. I’ve also have never had such high quality uni (sea urchin) before. A+ for the...Read More

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 5/5

vi huynh -Google user

a year ago

My favorite omakase place in Atlanta! Everything is so fresh! Chef Yun perfectly curated a menu that takes your taste buds on a mouth watering journey! Every piece has a unique flavor of its’ own. Must try the Big Mac! You have to order that...Read More

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 5/5Recommended dishes Eel Nigiri, Sushi

Melina Wade -Google user

3 years ago

If I could give more stars to Omakase By Yun I would! It was simply one of the most wonderful dining experiences I’ve had the pleasure of enjoying.I’m always looking for new places to try since I’m a big foodie. I stumbled on this place...Read More

Rachel L -Google user

10 months ago

I forgot to take some photos because the food and experience were phenomenal. The service is extremely attentive and hospitable. Chef Yun describes many of the dishes and has clear passion for his craft. I've had sushi around the world including Japan, South Korea, Seattle,...Read More

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 5/5

Franklin Johnson -Google user

2 months ago

Food was excellent. Service was equally as good. The chef explanations of all the food, watching them prepare the food, and questions back and forth with the chef made all the difference. 18 courses was a true delight. We did a similar meal at Umi...Read More

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 4/5

Brittany Hilley -Google user

4 months ago

My boyfriend took me to Omakase by Yun recently for a surprise birthday dinner! This was my first omakase experience. He had been to a restaurant like this previously, but I had not been. I was super excited to find out this was where he...Read More

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 5/5

Stacie Nguyen -Google user

8 months ago

Omakase By Yun is still one of my favorite Omakase places!! First time at their new location located in Dunwoody across from Politan Row & right next to Paris Baguette. There’s plenty of parking outside & also parking garage as well. We came for the...Read More

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 5/5

PM Güell -Google user

4 years ago

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Tran Dold -Google user

6 months ago

This place is fantastic! I've been to lunch many times and can't wait to experience dinner there. The service is exceptional, and the entire experience is just delightful. The people who work there are fantastic! Chef Yun is remarkable and always goes the extra mile...Read More

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 5/5Recommended dishes Salmon Roe, Ankimo, Mochi, Sushi, Mackerel Recommendation for vegetarians Highly recommend Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free street parking

Patricia Sennhauser -Google user

2 months ago

This was my first omakase experience and it was amazing. David did a great job explaining all the dishes to us. We did the sake pairing and the host seemed genuinely excited to tell us about the different sakes and why they were special or...Read More

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 5/5

aditya garg -Google user

5 months ago

The sushi at Yun is comparable to the finest in Tokyo and Michelin starred meals in NYC. Cozy atmosphere with very friendly staff and chefs. My wife and I have been to several omakase experiences and would recommend this easily to anyone new to fine...Read More

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 5/5

Moon Jung -Google user

2 months ago

Booked a dinner omakase Sunday evening to celebrate our anniversary. Unfortunately Chef Yun was not present and his assistants filled in. We were disappointed with the atmosphere. The chefs did not engage with us and at times seemed a bit unsure of what they were...Read More

Food: 4/5Service: 4/5Atmosphere: 2/5

Ashwin Vasudevan -Google user

3 months ago

Amazing food and great service. Some of the reviews said the waiters were annoying and hovering but we didn't feel that way. They were attentive and the explanation by Chef Yun was great for first timers.Would highly recommend the experience and the food.

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 5/5Recommended dishes

Eric Lee -Google user

3 weeks ago

I’m a pretty bouje guy. I like uber blacks and I like flying first class.The food was great and the service was amazing but it wasn’t worth the price.$750 before tip for only 2 people is insane. I was just in LA, at a private...Read More

Food: 3/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 1/5

kaitlyn young -Google user

5 months ago

PROS:- Food was phenomenal and a one-of-a-kind experience. Best sushi I've ever had, hands down. The quality of the ingredients was apparent (not a “fishy” taste insight which is typically a dead giveaway to a lack of freshness or subpar catch)- The space is intimate and watching the chef prepare the food is pretty neat. Like dinner and ashow.- We loved the set menu which forced me to try things I never would have ordered, but surprisingly really loved. Certainly expanded my pallet, which I appreciated. It also eliminated feeling overwhelmed by a menu of exotic flavors. I loved trusting the chef's expertise - it did not miss!- I also loved that the chef/sous chefs gave a little explanation of each dish as they sat it down in front of you (what it was and how to eat it). For someone who is not extremely familiar with many of the dishes, I appreciated the information to make the dining experience the best possible.CONS:- The service was good, but a little too eager to sell the add-ons or additional cocktails. With so few people in the place, it feels kind of smothering how often they "check on you" and a little bit pressured (but maybe that is just me).- The price - while the food was incredible, between my husband and I (who ordered one cocktail each, 2 bottles of sparkling water to share, and the base menu- after tax and a 20% tip, the total came out to $430) I am not sure I could ever justify returning, despite the delicious dishes. So definitely know before you go.- I also did not like the electronic payment system where the bartender/server runs your card and it’s the typical tipping system where you have to add directly on the machine, with him standing there. It also felt kind of pressured (although we left a cash tip). Just for such an upscale price point, it felt a little “cheap”.- I would also consider adding a dress code. With that kind of price tag and experience, it was so strange seeing people in jeans and tank tops. I feel like it would appropriately elevate the atmosphere to accompany the pricepoint. Just a thought.Parking: plenty of parking in the public lot

Food: 5/5Service: 4/5Atmosphere: 5/5Recommended dishes Salmon Roe, Seasonal Dessert, Sushi, Miso Soup Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free parking lot

Zack Cook -Google user

10 months ago

Omakase by Yun is an incredible dinner experience! The service was impeccable, and the food was fresh, immersive, and delicious. We particularly loved the Big Mac, lean tuna, sashimi selections, sake tasting and cocktails. Chef Yun was welcoming and attentive. And the mixologist Chauncey (Taylor)...Read More

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 5/5Recommended dishes Sushi

Joonho Kim -Google user

a year ago

We had the 17 course meal with wine and sake pairing. Food was very good, wine was very good - honestly it's a lot of alcohol, so do consider whether you can take it. But all the dishes are tasteful and presented beautifully throughout the night. You do get a full omakase experience with an assortment of fish, soup, rice, and desserts. Many of these dishes were definitely memorable, especially that Ube tamago cake.Atmosphere was comfortable. You see the chef prepare the dishes in front of you which is a fun experience while chatting with your friend or partner. An experience for 2 is easiest since everyone is seated bar style. Music was appropriate levels.There was a hiccup with our visit where they accidentally dropped our wine glasses while moving us from the bar to the table. Not sure if they need to include this moving service since the table's a couple feet away, but they attempted to make it up with free sake and extra hand roll. I felt they were sincerely apologetic for this mishap - well the bartender was definitely most apologetic. But yea accidents happen, it's ok.Service was okay. They refilled our drinks, folded our napkins whenever we left for the restroom, and cleared the dishes in a timely manner. But the crew felt like a mixture of seasoned veterans and somewhat-young hires. When things go well, everything runs smoothly; when mishaps happened (especially in our visit) and members turn to instinct, we saw who was experienced and who wasn't.I'd say for the price the attention to detail felt missing. (Many of these are my opinions).- Explanation of each dish started off clearly with the chef taking time to describe the composition of the piece but then slowly drifted to (somewhat) individual, rushed explanations. There could be similar levels of attention for each dish. - They somehow forgot my friends oyster dish (part of the meal), and when they brought it out later I noticed the salad bed under the oyster was not the same. Maybe they ran out of salad? - They took my salad away before I was finished and grabbed my egg custard soup bowl to see if I was done or not while I was still eating it (from the chefs side of the table, so they reached over). Who's supposed to be clearing the dishes, the waiters or the sous chef? I've never had anybody tip my bowl over to check if I was done with the dish. - The waiter was explaining to us that she would take our glasses to the table for us which is kind, but the whole time she explained this while walking away from us to get a tray, so we didn't hear anything she said and had to ask her what she was doing. She could explain to us first what she was going to do before walking off to get the tray so it felt very impersonal.For the price, we're paying for an experience which is why I'm more picky of the service. Granted the place is very new, so there's a lot of room to grow, but for a +$500 bill for 2 I was expecting a more well oiled machine.

Food: 5/5Service: 3/5Atmosphere: 4/5

Erica S. Malang -Google user

a year ago

If I could rate this place less than a star I would. Eagerly wanting to try Omakase I searched for places in the Atlanta area and I stumbled across Omakase by Yun. I made the reservation last month in September on their website directly which...Read More

Food: 1/5Service: 1/5Atmosphere: 1/5

David Wilkie -Google user

a year ago

Best sushi in Atlanta, hands down.Compared to the benchmark sushi restaurants in Atlanta, Omakase by Yun (ObY) offers the best sushi you are going to find. Yun is back! The Japanese grocery store counter near Georgia Tech was charming, but delighted he finally has his...Read More

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 4/5

Jack -Google user

3 years ago

Best sushi/multi course meal I’ve ever had. Every ingredient is prepared in house including the sauces; the sea urchin dishes in particular are absolutely incredible. The sake pairing matched very well with each course and the chef not only prepares great food, but is also...Read More

kaelin graham -Google user

3 years ago

Omakase by Yun was perhaps the greatest food experience I’ve ever had. Not only was the Chef knowledgeable about the origin of the food and able to describe its notes in such a way that I was able to imagine the taste of every dish...Read More

Minh Hua -Google user

2 years ago

Excellent food, perfect service, and good value for an omakase. I especially like the charm of this being inside of a grocery store. Never had an omokasi in a hole in the wall type of environment and it worked!Yun was friendly and knew his art....Read More

Amanda Danner -Google user

a month ago

Dined at Omakase by Yun for my husband's birthday for our first omakase experience. Everything was phenomenal. Every bite was complex and bursting with flavor. Each piece of nigiri was distinct in flavor and texture. I typically don't enjoy fish and was hella intimated to...Read More

Food: 5/5Service: 5/5Atmosphere: 5/5Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free parking lot

Grace Park -Google user

a year ago

Food- 3/5 stars. we got 17 pieces for what the website described as an 18-piece omakase. Among the 17 pieces, soup and dessert-like items were included, which was atypical in my experiences at omakases (I've been to at least 10 omakase tastings, in NYC, Philadelphia,...Read More

Food: 3/5Service: 4/5Atmosphere: 2/5

Aminta Liu -Google user

2 years ago

I reserved this experience for my husband's birthday. This was our first omakase, and we had a miraculous time. This is one of the rare food experiences that feels almost transportive. Our menu that evening was a 20-course meal. There were a total of 8...Read More

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Identifies as Asian-owned

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Wheelchair accessible entrance

Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Wheelchair accessible restroom

Wheelchair accessible seating

Assistive hearing loop

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Alcohol

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Coffee

Hard liquor

Healthy options

Organic dishes

Private dining room

Small plates

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Dinner

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Bar onsite

Gender-neutral restroom

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Cozy

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Family-friendly

LGBTQ+ friendly

Transgender safespace

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Reservations required

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Dogs allowed outside

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Identifies as Asian-owned

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