It’s close to the intersection of Spalding and Holcombe Bridge, a nice restaurant on the southeast side of the intersection in a strip mall full of restaurants. It’s neat and clean inside, has plenty of sushi options, and if you’ll look hard – sushi and rolls tend to dominate the lunch menu – you can find things like donburi and shioyaki. Because of my diet, shioyaki is a staple these days.
saury shioyaki
eel and octopus sashimi
This isn’t a location I could have reached from my old work location, but being more on the Holcombe Bridge side of things, suddenly I can get to this site. I was pretty happy I could.
The saury was a sweet fish, tasty, but it’s a whole fish and better when cleaned. Both the eel sashimi and the octopus were satisfying. Sushi Mito can get comfortably full at lunch. There are plenty of patrons, including native Japanese.
I didn’t show at dinner, but Chloe, of Chow Down Atlanta, has a review of their dinner scene, and the Constant Gobbler has a nice photo montage of their dinner. As a lunch spot though, this place has a lot to recommend it.
Sushi Mito
6470 Spalding Dr
Norcross, GA 30092
(770) 734-0398
January 21, 2012 at 10:11 am
Heard they have a special lunch set that you need to make a reseravation in advance…. Japanese full-day school is just around the conner (my daughter used to attend) so I see many Japanese family go there at lunch
Have not been any Japanese restaurant for grilled fish since I found that I can get frozen Mckerel (2-3 pcs/pack) at H-Mart for a decent price and you can foil grill on frypan. My husband loves Sashimi and Sushi (without Seaweed) but not any cooked fish. He can eat grilled Talapia OK but cooking fish at home is a bit challenging, LOL!!! Have beeing watching some of food documentaries available in Netflix and many said whole foods/vegitalian diet are good for our health but seeing this picture of a beatiful grilled fish, I can not ever be a vegitalian! We all know that Japanese diet is good but we all eat meat and fish. Not all Japanese can afford Kobe or Matsuzaka beef all the time 
I only ate Sushi for the special occasion and I had eaten more Sushi after I came to US when I thought about it!
If you are near Holcomb Br., please try to stop by Kotobuki for lunch box. There are some changes recently and don’t know if lunch box is readily available. (Our office called last Monday for take out and they told us that they could not take order because of a private party. They do a lot of caterings.) I know they used to do Saturday buffet lunch but I wonder they still do but lunch box was pretty good and affordable. It’s in the Home Depot shopping center but facing to Holcomb Br.