Yamamori Sushi offers unique Japanese dining experience. It has a open Kitchen and sushi bar.
The food is great, i love the sushi they serve in there, its fresh and lovely to eat. They have a menu full of varieties of food, and i think their Japanese pickle is a treat.
The stuff are freiendly, nice and polite, so why not give Yamamori Sushi ago!

Yamamori will make you addicted to sushi. In a vibrant and casual atmosphere, you may just be startled by how good the food is here. The splendid menu is of a Japanese cuisine, and the prices range from budget to splurge. The meals-in-a-bowl are a splendid slurping experience, and although you’ll be supplied with a small Chinese-style soup spoon, the best approach is with chopsticks. You can also get sushi and sashimi which are DELICIOUS..get going:)

A newer addition to the Yamamori family (with the Yamamori Noodles restaurant being well established on Georges Street in Dublin), Yamamori Sushi is certainly keeping up appearances.

The interior is possibly a bit nicer than the Georges Street venue, with an atrium/courtyard in one corner and long open dining rooms creating a bright but warm atmosphere. Generally quieter than its Georges Street counterpart, it shares most of the same quality menu items and is a bit of a hidden gem (for now!) just near the north side of the famous Ha’penny Bridge.

As with its counterpart, lunch meals are of the same quality and relatively similar portion size to the dinner servings, but at a considerably lower price, so this is the best time to go. The bento boxes are always great value, the sushi platters are gorgeously presented and a delight to eat, and well-known meals such as the chicken katsu curry are fantastic.

Whether or not you are familiar with Japanese food, there is sure to be something here you will like, and I have seen all kinds of people (of all ages) happily munching away.

Get there before it becomes as well-known and popular as Yamamori Noodles!