3 Best Sushi in Greensboro, NC

“Kabuto Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar is a dynamic, family-friendly Japanese eatery with a dramatic tableside hibachi, a sushi bar, and a patio. Private dining and banquet facilities are available for customers. They have a private dining room that seats up to 72 people. From Valentine’s Day and anniversaries to corporate outings and celebrations, this locally owned and operated Japanese restaurant is a treat for customers wanting a special meal for a particular day. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible and accepts credit cards and Cryptocurrency. They have a full bar facility and a television in the restaurant to maintain a good vibe.”

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“Mizumi Hibachi and Sushi is a simple Japanese place for hibachi fare, bento boxes & sushi, including an all-you-can-eat option. Mizumi Hibachi and Sushi help you customize your bowl and add the Japanese sushi essence in whatever way you want. The customers can get soup, salad, appetizer, and dessert with it, and everything is made to order. Drink exclusive half-off beer on Monday and Tuesday and half-off wine on Wed and Thursday. They have a kid's menu for the customers' kids. Mizumi Hibachi and Sushi accept credit cards for customers' bills and have a television in the restaurant. They provide catering services to the customers' events.”

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“Sushi Republic has a dark wood interior & a patio that offers options to dine on creative maki rolls, bento boxes & noodles. Sunja owns the restaurant. She makes sure every detail runs smoothly. She puts a lot of thought and effort into the restaurant's aesthetics so that both customers and staff can enjoy its ambiance. Sunja L. founded the restaurant with her family. Her two sons currently run the second restaurant located on West Market Street in Greensboro. She strives to make the Sushi Republic the best restaurant and hopes it will continue to grow. Their staff is trained to be cordial and warm to everyone who enters the door. They are known for their unique roles in both ingredients and presentation. They also have a rare list of sakes that pair well with their food items. They serve vegan dishes to the customers. They accept credit cards and mobile payment apps.”

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