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Colony Square’s New Midtown Sushi Restaurant Includes a 30-Minute Omakase

Dine on five courses of chefs choice sushi in record time at lunch

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Andrew Cebulka
Beth McKibben is the editor and staff reporter for Eater Atlanta and has been covering food and cocktails locally and regionally for 12 years.

Sukoshi, the Charlotte-based sushi and poke restaurant from Indigo Road restaurant group (O-Ku, Donetto, Tiny Lou’s) opening this summer at Colony Square, includes a 30-minute, five-course omakase for $30 at its tiny sushi bar.

The 2,000-square-foot, counter-service restaurant specifically caters to those interested in a quick meal during lunch or to-go ordering — aka midtown’s weekday workforce and weekend visitors.

Dim sum like dumplings, buns, specialty rolls, sashimi, and nigiri as well as a cooler filled with pre-made foods like edamame and salads are offered on the menu for lunch and dinner. Everything can be ordered via the restaurant’s mobile app for pick-up and delivery. There’s also sake, canned wine, beer, and Japanese sodas like Calipico and Ramune available to drink.

Sukoshi, designed by Powell Architects, seats up to 30 people at communal tables and banquettes along the back wall and five people at its chefs counter for the omakase.

“Sukoshi is meant to be fun, whether you’re enjoying product at your desk, on your couch or at the restaurant,” Indigo Road partner Steve Palmer says in the press release. “The quality of food matches what you enjoy as part of an elevated sushi experience – with the attitude and efficiency of a fast-casual, health-minded destination.”

Palmer, who also owns Oak Steakhouse and Colletta in Alpharetta, plans to host a series of pop-ups around Atlanta prior to opening, including at Colony Square and the upcoming Atlanta Food and Wine Festival.

Andrew Cebulka
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Andrew Cebulka

Sukoshi joins a third location of Rumi’s Kitchen, fast-casual burritos, wraps, and soup and salad shop Freshii owned by Dustin Saboorian of East Atlanta’s Graveyard Tavern, Starbucks, iPic dine-in theatre, Establishment bar and restaurant, and a 28,000-square-foot food hall called Main & Main at Colony Square.

The majority of the restaurants, shops, offices, residences, and hotel at the redeveloped midtown complex should open by next May.

Oak Steakhouse

801 Clark Place, , TN 37203 (615) 902-3111 Visit Website

O-Ku

81 Van Buren Street, , TN 37208 (629) 900-0021 Visit Website

Donetto

976 Brady Avenue Northwest, , GA 30318 (404) 445-6867 Visit Website

Colony Square

1197 Peachtree Street Northeast, , GA 30361 (404) 965-9091 Visit Website

Colletta

1 Fenton Main Street, , NC 27511 (919) 766-0062 Visit Website

Establishment

1197 Peachtree Street Northeast, , GA 30305 (404) 347-5291 Visit Website