After years of dishing up some of the most delicious sushi in Buckhead and Sandy Springs, Genki Noodles and Sushi has finally opened the doors at their third location in Virginia-Highland. Setting up shop in the former Everybody’s Pizza, Genki has brought their innovative take on Asian fusion and casually upscale atmosphere to one of the city’s favorite areas to dine, shop, and grab a drink with old friends and new.
From the moment you enter Genki Virginia-Highland, all thoughts of this being the former location of your favorite pizza place will vanish. The storefront, retractable window in the bar area provides the ideal spot to people watch while enjoying one of their signature cocktails, while the exposed brick walls and eye catching art make Genki the perfect place to settle in and take advantage of their extensive menu rain or shine. In addition to their inviting atmosphere and featuring the same reasonably priced, delicious food and drinks that Genki has become known for, expect new lunch specials, more traditional Japanese rice and noodle bowls, a new array of speciality cocktails, and two new specialty rolls-the Virginia-Highland roll and the Snapping Samurai roll-available at all three locations in celebration of their newest outpost.
Whether you are craving a piping hot bowl of Yakisoba, stir fried ramen noodles with thinly-sliced beef, carrots and shredded cabbage, sprinkled with nori and red ginger, or a super delicious, Super Crunch roll and a Mango Tini, Genki Virginia Highlands is the place to get your fix of dishes from the land of the rising sun.
Genki Noodles and Sushi is located in Virginia-Highland at 1040 N. Highland Ave NE. Hours of operation are from 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Tuesday and 11:30 a.m. to midnight Wednesday through Saturday. For more information visit www.genkiatl.com or call 404-853-3315.
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