Shogun Sushi

Friday Lunch Buffet over $30 for 1 adult.
Not sure what was on the expanded weekend menu to justify the extra $5 cost because the selection is MUCH smaller than it was at the original location for a normal weekday lunch.

Super fresh and tasty though! Cannot complain about the apps, entrees, sushi or rolls. All delicious! Rice was still warm in the Maki rolls. So yummy!

Still WAY WAY cheaper than ordering a la carte.

Maybe go somewhere else for dessert though. Every flavor of ice cream was icey/freezer burned and I wouldn't be able to tell what flavor it is if I hadn't ordered it myself.
The pink cake and fried banana was OK enough.

I haven’t been to a sushi buffet in a long time and im very pleased on how fresh everything was all you can eat will i probably ate a pound of raw seafood so good coming back next time im in town

After being yelled at for ordering too much from the Indian girl. I got food poisoning as the sashimi was sour!

The atmosphere was clean and bright. The staff were helpful and polite.

I went there for dinner only to find out they're charging $35 per person for a buffet. I have never paid that much for a sushi buffet.

I had just recently eaten at a different sushi restaurant where I ordered a platter with 62+ pieces on it for $77. I couldn't justify the $35 per person price.

I went here on a school field trip the employees were amazing and kind the food was great I highly suggest the sesame chicken they are fast and well organized my experience there was great if i could give 10 stars I would

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chicken Fried Rice

Always great sushi and plenty of options be it the lunch menu or the dinner menu.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Sushi & Roll, Wasabi, Wonton Soup, Edamame

Update: came here with my dad yesterday.

It seems like things did not change.
While the environment is clean and staff is polite enough it’s hard to flag them down for any extras if you need forks or sauces as sides. They’re busy, sure but the restaurant wasn’t packed and it lacked availability for eye contact.
While I understand it’s all you can eat- the quality seems to reflect a price saving mindset. We ordered enoki beef rolls and the onion rolls and there was barely any beef to speak of wrapping the veggies. I’ll attach a photo. It also doesn’t specify in the menu that when you select you’re only getting one item- so I ordered shrimp tempura and was given ONE at a table or two. We did re order more but it seems as though it would be obvious to make it a double serving as a baseline?

They have a high rice ratio and smaller filling ratio. The hand rolls were basically just rice.
I found they skimped a lot which was not fun, especially since it was a seventy dollar meal for two. We’re paying for it. Sure, serve small bits a a time but skimping will not tempt me to return for mediocre quality sushi to begin with.
It’s unfortunate this is the only location.

Also on our arrival many of the empty tables were still dirty with crumbs all over. It wasn’t so busy they could not keep up. This just dampened the experience.

Came here for lunch. We arrived when they opened at 1130 am. We ordered. They were very slow to pick up our orders even though there was maybe four tables total.
We didn’t start getting food until around 1245.
The food quality is the same- decent reliable sushi.
But they took forever. By the time we were ready to pay at 150 pm they were bringing out items they hadn’t brought us yet that we had forgot about.
People were lined up like crazy to get in, very disorganized not enough staff ? I don’t know. It was pretty awful.
Only good part is we got to socialize for longer than planned.
Maybe it’ll improve once they get into the swing of things.

Vegetarian options: There’s vegetarian options as per most sushi places.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 3

Service: 4

Excellent food , great service

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Salmon Teriyaki, Wasabi, Wonton Soup, Avocado, Deep Fried, General Tao's Chicken, Tempura, Beef Teriyaki

We were sad to see this location being the only all you can eat in the Soo. We tried it as a group and it wasn't real Japanese. The sushi came warm and sadly every single one of us was sick after eating there. We'll try another location the next time we're in town. This wasn't the 1st choice recommended by the locals either. The tempura wasn't real and the non sushi dishes didn't seem to be cooked fresh and we thought they were frozen and cooked in store.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 3

Delicious food, exceptional service, Great atmosphere, Highly recommend.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Food was NOT good & neither is the service. We were with a tour group & I guess they don't prefer tour groups....

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Food is NOT good...Service is NOT good. We were with a tour group. I guess they don't care for tour group...

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

I came here with a couple friends because they wanted sushi but I told the server I was not eating because I ate prior to comming, later on when we got the bills the girl that I told I was not eating still charged me full price for all you can eat sushi, was not pleases at all, had to day 45$ for one chocolate milk and dinner that I did not even order, not comming back

Service: 1

Its a bit expensive but still good.

Not many options compared to other Japanese restaurants but their preparations are tasty, I love every bite. I will definitely comeback given the chance to drive up here again.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5