4.7
- 4.9Food
- 4.6Service
- 4.6Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
1 - 4 people
1 - 4 people
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4.7
Noise • Moderate
Atlanta
Japanese
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Atlanta3 reviews
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Philadelphia County5 reviews
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Atlanta2 reviews
Dined on 30 August 2026
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15 August 2024
A new high-end Japanese restaurant from Chef Ranno Wuyan is also coming to The Forum Peachtree Corners. Sei Ryu will specialize in appetizers and sushi, including reservation-only omakase, and feature a cocktail bar, sushi bar, indoor dining room and rooftop patio.
Published in WhatNow
13 August 2024
Sushi and omakase concept Sei Ryu is slated to open in the Forum’s Plaza in early 2025. The restaurant will serve appetizers, sushi, teppanyaki, A5 wagyu and bluefin tuna, with a cocktail bar, sushi bar, indoor dining room and rooftop patio.
Published in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Yes, Sei Ryu is frequently chosen for anniversaries and date nights, with guests praising its intimate atmosphere, attentive service, and omakase for special evenings.
Yes, Sei Ryu offers outdoor seating, including a bar with a large roll-up window opening to the lawn, and guests report enjoying dining outside.
Sei Ryu feels like a refined, contemporary Japanese spot, the interior is frequently described as beautiful and Japanese‑styled with low background music, creating an intimate, welcoming atmosphere well suited to dates and special occasions.
Sei Ryu is a great pick for the Lunch Omakase (available Wednesday–Sunday), and guests also praise the omakase experience, lunchtime can be bright and comparatively quiet, especially early service.
Yes, families dine here; reviewers describe family visits and guests bringing children, noting enjoyable family meals at Sei Ryu.
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