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SusheriaBWorth Trying
3101 K St NW, Washington, DC 20007
· Sushi restaurant, Catering food and drink supplier, Delivery service
· 4.6/5 Google (1689 reviews)
Reservations · Delivery · Takeout
Stylish Nikkei spot with clubby vibes, creative rolls, and strong cocktails; great for nights out but loud atmosphere, time limits, and uneven service make it hit-or-miss.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
Susheria delivers solid neighborhood appeal through stylish modern design, skilled cocktail bartenders, and creative Nikkei rolls and ceviche, but quality variation—mushy rice, forgotten items, uneven seasoning—prevents higher grades. The Georgetown lounge vibe attracts repeat visits for DJ nights and celebratory occasions, though tight seating and event-night volume trade dining comfort for nightlife energy. Best experienced as a cocktail-forward destination rather than a sushi-focused restaurant.
Restaurant Summary
Susheria brings a Georgetown night out to life with clubby energy, dim lighting, and a crowd that comes for DJ-led R&B nights as much as the sushi. Guests rave about creative cocktails and personable bartenders, while some diners note tight seating and time limits that can cut evenings short. One fan summed it up: "Great vibe with music and drinks, but conversation gets tricky once the DJ turns up." The kitchen leans Nikkei—Japanese techniques threaded with Peruvian accents like leche de tigre, aji amarillo, and chimichurri—resulting in playful fusion rolls, bright ceviche, and premium nigiri. The culinary approach leans contemporary and fusion-driven: colorful, crowd-pleasing ideas more than hushed temple-of-sushi minimalism. When it hits, it is lively and satisfying; on off nights, rice texture and seasoning stumble. Families may find simpler maki, edamame, miso soup, and avocado rolls suitable for younger palates, but DJ volume and hookah on event nights make it less ideal. For kid-friendly visits, go early, skip event nights, and order from the basic maki section or poke bowls for the most accessible options.
At a Glance
- Stylish lounge vibe with strong cocktail program
- Creative Nikkei rolls and bright ceviche options
- Loud DJ nights and tight seating affect comfort
- Time limits and policy communication can frustrate
- Happy hour is bar-only; seating fills fast
What Sets It Apart
- R&B DJ nights with lounge energy
- Peruvian-Japanese fusion rolls
- Custom cocktail craftsmanship at the bar
What People Love
- Bartenders who tailor drinks to tastes
- R&B Wednesday energy and DJ sets
- Fusion rolls like Sebastian and Amazonico
- Ceviche with punchy, fresh flavors
Points of Concern
- Music volume gets very loud during DJ sets; conversation can be difficult
- Two-hour limits enforced on busy nights; disclosure sometimes late
- Service inconsistency: forgotten items, delays, uneven attentiveness
- Pricing is premium; portions can feel small for the cost
- Review patterns show signs of enthusiastic marketing language and frequent staff-name praise; treat raves as representative but not universal
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost$60-85 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- For conservative palates: avocado or cucumber maki ($7-10) and miso soup ($7)
- For fusion fans: Churrasco roll ($22) with chimichurri and torched ribeye
- For seafood-forward: Tokushuna Maguro tiradito ($25) and O Toro nigiri ($24)
Perfect For
- Girls night with cocktails and a DJ
- Date night in Georgetown
- Celebration dinners with a lively atmosphere
- Solo bar visit for custom cocktails
Location Insights
Area: Upmarket Georgetown waterfront corridor drawing night-out crowds, date nights, and celebratory groups.
Safety: Generally safe, busy at night; occasional crowding and nightlife bustle.
Nearby: Near waterfront, retail, bars, and parking garages; heavy weekend foot traffic and limited street parking.
Foggy BottomFoggy Bottom is a historic and dynamic neighborhood featuring a blend of institutional buildings, residential complexes, and a growing dining scene. It attracts a diverse crowd including GWU students, professionals working in nearby federal agencies, and visitors to cultural landmarks. The dining environment ranges from casual eateries to upscale restaurants, reflecting the area's cosmopolitan vibe.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday
Tuesday16:00–23:00
Wednesday16:00–00:00
Thursday16:00–00:00
Friday16:00–00:00
Saturday16:00–00:00
Sunday16:00–23:00
Available: Reservations, Delivery, Takeout
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