SushiNati

Reviews

• Nancy C.

  star star star star star_border 27 June 2026

  I never review Sushi places the same day or even the next day.  I have been eating sushi in Cincinnati since the 90's when I traveled for work. I remember some of the freshest sushi came from a grocery store in Dallas called  Eatzies. It was amazing how good fresh sushi tasted and I remember when I would eat anything. Never again......sushi sick is scary.
  
  This place seems fresh and offers a great variety. They also offer noodles and my adult children love being served noodles out of the bowl in which they were cooked.  Great idea!

• Mike W.

  star star star star star_border 26 June 2026

  I had a quick experience here. I would really rate this about a 4.2 if I could. A little better than 4 stars. The restaurant was clean and food was above average for sure. Server and host was very nice and welcoming. I've had a lot of bad experiences from sushi places, I don't know why. But this one was good.

• Carly G.

  star star star star star_border 24 June 2026

  Tucked away in a shopping center in Anderson, this sushi place is a hidden gem in the burbs. We went there for late-night dining after a concert at Riverbend. We order from the Specialty Rolls menu and everything was delicious. Not being from Cincinnati, I find it weird how all of the sushi is marketed as "half price"... but it's always half price? Anyways, this place is good. Has some very interesting rolls. We tried one that had crushed up Doritos on top, which was probably my favorite. Our waitress was very chatty and friendly and our food came out really quickly.

• Stephanie O.

  star star star star star_border 12 June 2026

  Finally! A quality sushi restaurant in Anderson! Do you know how long I've been waiting for this?
  
  The space that houses SushiNati has been a donut place, a pizzeria, and most notably, a Caribou Coffee. SushiNati's use of the space makes it feel smaller than it actually is but I don't mind. They have a small sushi bar where I can dine alone if I need a quick lunch as well as 15 or so tables if I come in with some friends.
  
  Everything I've eaten here I've enjoyed. I always order salmon sashimi because it's my #1 all time favorite food. It's very fresh and comes on a bed of daikon that I happily dunk into my soy sauce. Their rolls are delicious as well. I'm not typically a roll eater but I will indulge in an Alaskan roll every now and then. Last night my sister had their crunchy roll and said it's one of the best renditions she's had.
  
  I order a lot more hot food here than I do at any other sushi restaurant in the city. Both my friend and my sister have ordered the bibimbap on separate occasions; my friend swears by it but my sister said it was lacking in flavor. The last time I was here I also had fried dumplings and chicken wings and both were delicious. I really enjoy the sesame ginger dressing they put with salads. I'm going to try the bibimbap on my next visit and if my opinion veers toward my sister's instead of my friend's, I know I can douse everything in that dressing and be okay!
  
  Prices are fair. It's not cheap but it's not expensive. I can get a well priced lunch/dinner for under $20 unless I get too excited and order a boatload of sashimi. (It adds up, man.) SushiNati has been added to the rotation of weekly dinner spots!

• Beth D.

  star star star star star_border 1 June 2026

  I'm impressed! I'd rank this as my second choice for oriental/sushi.  They offer other menu items as well.  My daughter and I stopped in for dinner.  
  We started off with edamame because that's my daughters favorite.  We both ordered two different salads; Crab salad, and calamari salad which was my favorite of the two.  
  Also had their udon soup which was so fabulous!  We then shared a spicy crab roll and spicy salmon roll.  Both rolls didn't impress me much. One of them, forgive me for not remembering which one, had the taste of as if it's been sitting in a refrigerator.  Not sure why that was.  
  Now I do want to applaud SushiNati on presentation.  It made expectations rise, and was fun to eat!   I will have to come back to try the suggested stone bowls!