Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Lake Norman

"O-Ku Sushi serves delicious, handmade sushi using a southern approach. Chef Michael Chanthavong collects only the freshest sushi from countries around the work including Norway, Hawaii, and New Zealand. O-Ku Sushi offers a number of different Chef Specialties such as the South End Shrimp and the Dumpling Dim Sum."

"Nakato Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar has been a Charlotte tradition since 1976. It was the primary restaurant in the area to provide a fantastic meal prepared by expert Hibachi Chefs in the traditional Japanese restaurant-style of Teppan Yaki. The Nakato family was happy to venture out a bit and open a restaurant in Springfield, Missouri, in 1995."

"I have stayed in the University area of Charlotte many times over the past 15 years. When the University Place Nakoto location was first built and…"

"Classic sushi rolls and innovative specialty rolls served in a modern atmosphere. 1100 E Metropolitan Ave Suite #120 | Charlotte | charlotte.piscessushi.com. Located just outside of downtown Charlotte, Pisces Sushi is known for its extensive menus featuring sushi, sashimi, nigiri, hibachi, noodles, and more."

"If you’re prioritizing fresh sushi at reasonable prices over fancy decor, Ru San’s is a great choice. In addition to starters like soft shell crab tatuta, tonkatu and more, the menu offers noodles, teriyaki meals and an expansive list of specialty rolls with creative names and ingredients like the Selfie Roll, featuring crab salad, shrimp tempura, avocado, tobiko, bluefin tuna, Japanese mayo, crunchy, eel sauce and sprouts. Don’t sleep on the all-you-can-eat sushi and hot buffet at lunch for $12.50."

"Ru Sans is known for their stunning, picturesque sushi presentations, fresh, and high quality ingredients, and 20 years of service. They are rated among the top three best sushi restaurants in Charlotte!. They offer an extensive sushi menu with classic and specialty rolls, veggie rolls, sashimi, nigiri, and temaki which can all be accompanied by house made sauces."

"Woodlawn Road is best known for their affordable rolls and their lunch specials. Start with fresh basil spring rolls and edamame before diving into a hot bowl of yaki style somen noodles and your favorite specialty roll. Stop by for lunch to check out their two-for-one menu."

"The Agedashi tofu, Double G roll and Black Panther roll were all really good.” See all Konnichiwa - Charlotte reviews"

"Offering counter service for takeout, curbside pickup, and delivery through Postmates. Bonus: New Postmates customers can receive a $100 delivery credit with code “oakhurst100"

"Fourth Ward Park is so quiet and beautiful and you’d never realize that you were two blocks away from Uptown Charlotte!. It’s a sweet little oasis in the heart of Uptown, but just a few steps away you can find historic homes and urban vibes. This is a great Charlotte Engagement Session location for the couple that wants the best of both worlds!"

"It’s the gem of Uptown, and photos here offer a breathtaking view of the city towering in the distance. During the day, a bright-blue sky accentuates the silver skyline. At night, a colorfully lit fountain pops against the sparkling lights of the buildings."

"This small park celebrates the African American artist and writer Romare Bearden, born in Charlotte in 1911. A pretty spot to admire the Uptown skyline or watch the sunset, it hosts free live music in summer..."

"Committed beer fans flock to The Unknown Brewing Co.'s new rooftop bar and revamped taproom (now with double the taps!). The brewery is known for its year-round staples like Feather Light, a refreshing, low-alcohol Berliner Weisse. Other favorites include Over The Edge IPA, Pre Game session ale, and Scratch N Sniff, a light-bodied IPA."

"Unknown Brewing Company was created by a very quirky man who turned his passion for beer into a career. You’ll quickly feel his sense of humor by the names of the beers (like Kitten Snuggles or Dad Jokes). This brewery recently added a small rooftop patio where you can see the skyline of Charlotte!"

"Since it opened in the mid-50s, Park Road Shopping Center has served as a community icon for folks who live in neighborhoods south of Uptown like Myers Park, South End and even Dilworth. This quaint, crescent-shaped center has only gained charm as it has aged, and it continues to offer today's shopper a terrific mix of shops, restaurants and services. From hardware to soda shop fare, few modern shopping centers have Park Road's sense of style."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Bz3rk used under CC BY-SA 3.0. A popular shopping destination since the 1950s when it opened, Park Road Shopping Center in south Charlotte has consistently offered an interesting shopping experience thanks to an eclectic collection of stores. The first open-air shopping complex of the city, the mall has changed over the decades but has retained its unique character."

"Park Road Shopping Center was the first outdoor shopping center in Charlotte. The 425,408-square-foot Charlotte institution is fastened by Harris Teeter, Blackhawk Hardware & Gardens, and Michael’s, but also features a diverse mix of quality local, regional, and national retailers and restaurants. Park Road features a various mix of retail, dining, and services."

"This historic row of cafés, pubs and shops can seem more European than Charlottean. Brevard Court, part of Latta Arcade, is over a century old and offers a charming setting of exposed brick and outdoor patios."

"At University City Farmers’ Market, you can shop for veggies and fruits, pasture-raised eggs and meats, artisanal food and natural beauty care products. while looking out onto the water. Address: 8929 JM Keynes DriveHours: Saturdays 9am to 1pmSetting: SuburbanAccepted payment: Cash, Venmo, check, and PaypalDog friendly: YesBathroom: YesParking: Yes – parking lot"