If you love paying premium prices for small portions of marginal sushi (at best) and crappy service then Nori is the place for you. Went there on a Tuesday night at 7PM and it was virtually empty. Not a good sign. But the Yelp reviews were generally good so I assumed it was just a slow night. Note to self and fellow Yelpers: If you show up at a restaurant in the middle of what should be prime-time for dinner and the restaurant is 90% empty, leave.
The Food: I ordered two rolls and they were both tiny and tasted just OK. Nothing I would order again or come back for.
The Service: Let's just say that if sushi makes you thirsty or you get dehydrated easily this is not the place for you. I had to flag down someone other than the waitress twice to get a refill on an iced tea. I was probably fortunate though because my waitress brought me a roll I never ordered then debated with me as to whether I had ordered it when I told her it didn't seem to have any of the ingredients she told me were in it. That certainly was a lot of fun when you combine it with below average food.
The Price: Insane for what you get here. I wanted to call 911 and report a crime when the bill came.
Do yourself a huge favor. Don't come here. You can get better sushi off the conveyor belt at Sushi Station across the street for a fraction of the price and the server probably won't argue with you and you're less likely to have to tackle someone going by when you are thirsty. As tempted as I am to give Nori one star I didn't get physically ill when I got home and there was no 1.5 star option.