Chapel Hill sushi bar Restaurant Reviews
Welcome to our Chapel Hill sushi bar restaurant reviews guide where you'll find top restaurants off the beaten path, both locally owned and chain. In fact, some of the best restaurants in the Chapel Hill just might be the little mom and pop operations flying under the radar. For some of the best picks in Chapel Hill, you've come to the right place.
Our Chapel Hill restaurant reviews guide can help you make sense of the thousands of options out there. Happy eating!
Also check out our Best Restaurants in Chapel Hill 2012 Guide
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Kurama Sushi & Noodle Express
(09/13/2009)“This little joint is a great place to get a quick sushi fix on a small budget. Nothing fancy but friendly and tasty. We ordered udon soup and vegetable tempura. Both were fresh and fast.”
Spice Street
(03/05/2010)“great service. fabulous berry nepolean dessert and cappochino. we only had dessert and coffee this time but we will be back. everything looked so good and authentic.”
Spice Street
(01/07/2011)“The spice street platter app was pretty good. The ahi tuna with mango chutney was lackluster at best. the bouillabaisse was awesome. But sadly, the Berry Compote dessert was terrible! totally used frozen fruit not fresh and they didn't sweeten it enough so it was very bland. Won't be going back anyt... ”
Oishii
(04/12/2011)“The food had okay flavor but was not cooked properly. My Teriyaki Salmon was over cooked by a long shot as it was tough. The edges were down right hard. Definitely a no no for cooking fish. Prices are on par with Japanese restaurants... meaning you will pay higher prices for comparable meals in othe... ”
Penang Malaysian Thai Cuisine
(04/12/2011)“The food is good but the service is hit and miss. Unfortunately they miss more than hits. There is just too many other in the Chapel Hill area to come back anytime soon.”
