Hissho Sushi

Great price on sushi! Service is always good. Fish is always fresh. Not 5 stars because while the fish is fresh, it’s quite lean — so it’s doesn’t have the yumminess of fat. Still love it and will go as often as I can.

So this isn’t a great sushi restaurant, but it’s quick and centrally located in the airport. They had a little fridge fully stocked with sushi to go. I hardly noticed the checkout stand, but the person at the bar quickly pointed it out. I got the salmon with avocado. It already had a generous portion of ginger and wasabi and a little packet of soy sauce inside. It was enough for my sushi, but I grabbed an extra packet anyhow. The sushi was nothing special, but it hit the spot, wasn’t too expensive, and didn’t make me sick. So if I was craving sushi and had to run though this airport, I might come back.

Sure they have pre-​packaged sushi to grab & go (which is never the best no matter what you do) but at least you can see the people making it. If you have the time, sit and dine at the counter where you know it is coming out fresh.

The sushi was pretty sweet! Antoine our waiter was on point! He had good suggestions and was really sincere. Would come back if I travel through CLT again.

Good on the go option for the vegan (glutenfree) traveler. Vegetarian sushi and seaweed options to eat in or carry out. I only had a few minutes until boarding so I grabbed the seaweed salad ($ 6.50) to go. Tastewise it was actually quite good, however I would have appreciated less plastic wrapping and containers. Overall 3 Alohas, 2 Mahalos and 3 Peles.

5 stars for service, 4 stars for sake and 3 stars for Sushi. Average is 4 stars. That was the math part, now the review part, expectations of good sushi at airport did not exist so not disappointed there, I was expecting them to carry good sake and pleasantly it was good. Service made the airport feel hospitable. Don’t eat sushi without alcohol, especially at the airport

Had the G&G Nagano twilight special for $ 11.99 plus $ 1 tax got the least tuna I’ve every had. It was sliced crazy thin. Can’t kill them too much, getting fresh sushi in the middle of an airport in north Carolina can’t be easy

Server was very sweet and kind thats the reason i give them to a 2 star… fish quality is so bad i think Albertson is better than here so its not worth the price and i think their sushi chef dont know how to make a sushi

Yes this is inside the Charlotte Airport and yes it’s getting 4 Stars. I’d even go 4.5 if I could. The only knock on this place is the seating. The food is great. The service is great. The price is a little pricey but let’s face it your in the airport. I would recommend this place to anyone traveling through Charlotte that like sushi.

Went to the one in D terminal. It was late and so chill. The dude Jorge took so much interest and ownership in the service and making recommendations. He even changed the tv to the basketball game without having to ask. What a refreshing experience when most HMS host people don’t give an eff or even know the menu. Sushi was good a bit expensive but definitely worth it if you’re traveling for business.

A surprise find in an airport. Sushi is decent. Their rice is a little bland, but the combination works. Love their fish & chip though. Very delicious spicy sauce!

Literally the nicest and most genuinely kind waiter I’ve ever had (damn I’m gonna miss the south, NY can be jaded as hell)! Not only was the service promot and pleasant, but the food was better than i expected.
Although it wasn’t the best sushi I’ve ever had, it was decent, which is more than i can say about any other airport sushi. The only thing I didn’t like about the was the heaviness of the rice; it was laid on real thick which made it hard to eat a piece without picking off some of the rice. I had the CLT roll which was massive, and a little bit spicy. The food prices are reasonable and the portions are hefty; however the wine is rather pricey ($ 9 for the house wine & $ 15 for the recommended Red). My glass of vino was not served in a glass– but rather a plastic pyramid looking structure that definetly did not complement the wine.

Who would have thought such a great sushi restaurant would be in an airport? The sushi quality and polite and speedy service are excellent. They also have a great selection of wine and local craft beers.

Had 20 minutes before a flight to Rio. Asked them to make a quick order and in less than 5 we had made to order california, siracha, and eel rolls They get a plus for service but sushi was just average.
Hard to expect a place in an airport terminal to be top notch, still it’s better than fast food.
3 rolls about 6 – 9 pieces a roll. Bill came to $ 31 after tax not including tip.
3.5 stars.

We were here on a layover waiting to come back to Orange County, CA. We have plenty of sushi bars in the area, and to be honest we were not expecting much from this place. I was pleasantly surprised! Service was friendly, and fast. Fish was fresh, and prices were right. The only reason for 4 stars is the wasabi is a combination of gel and powder so it’s not easily soluble in soy sauce

Had about 30 minutes before my flight was boarding, and I was pretty hungry. I hemmed and hawed about picking a place to eat, but figured, what the hell, airport sushi — I’m a masochist. Suprisingly, it was much better than one would expect.
I ordered the First in Flight combo — spicy tuna roll, yellowtail nigiri, and spinach salad — and a burr. The spicy tuna roll could have been a little bit spicier, but nothing some wasabi couldn’t remedy. The yellowtail was actually much better and melted in your mouth, I mean, my mouth. Spinach salad was pretty standard except they serve up quite a bit of it. All for $ 15 bucks, which I thought was pretty reasonable given (a) sushi, and (b) airport prices.
I overlooked the Shotgun Betty burrs that they had on tap. It’s a funky tasting beer, but so good. It has a bubble-​gum/​banana taste… and it’s so good, I promise. Anyways, I think it’s Lone Star Brewing or something like that, and they don’t have a huge Charlotte presence AFAIK. I’m glad that there are other places than Carolina Alehouse that carries it. Now I can tell my buddy from Indiana about airport Bettys.
dmo out.

Not a bad place to stop in if it’s not crowded. They have a large selection, everything I’ve ever had tasted fresh and good — hard to believe but true. The staff have always been very friendly and the service speedy — never had to worry about missing my connection!
The place has always seemed very clean no matter how busy they were and the prices are typical airport price!

I really enjoyed their sushi during my layover.
Nice selection of sushi, professional servers, good beers, and fast service!
Our waiter was so nice and fun. A good happy guy that really does his job with the kindest way.
I’ll stop by again for sure

Airport food is overpriced. Agree. But this sushi place is nice and clean, with the option of picking a pre-​made carryout dish or ordering fresh made from sushi bar if you want to dine-​in. I had a chefs special roll, the oceans delight, and it was good, but was loosely rolled so some pieces of fish kept falling out and the seaweed broke in some places so I couldn’t neatly dunk it in my soy sauce. But the tuna avocado roll was great. Fast service, cute atmosphere, and fresh fish. Good spot for sushi, I recommend.

Found this place next to our gate before our flight. We decided to eat here cause we saw the chefs making fresh sushi behind the counter.
Of course it’s pricey cause it’s in an airport but the sushi maki rolls we had were pretty good. I had the Spicy Salmon maki and hubby got the spicy tuna maki. Both had about 12 pcs and imagine about $ 0.75 per pcs! Again airport prices.
The area we sat by looked modern and trendy. It was a nice area to lounge around.
I’d go back again if my gate is near by. It’s nothing special but hey it’s sushi on the go and it was made fresh so you can eat it there or bring it on the plane!