Promising spot in town! Best bang for your buck! The fish was fresh and the rice was very tasty. Great service and fast!
Tesia & Thomas C
Good sushi for the price. I wish their dessert menu would also be included (with limits) in the AYCE selection list like most of the similar restaurants in Vegas! Service was neutral, but nothing notable or worth specific mention. Overall, great and would come again!
Princess I.
Service is great, food is yummy and I love the ambiance that they have here. Would come again
Marisa H.
For AYCE, this is one of the better sushi spots. The quality is what you can expect for AYCE, nothing spectacular. The service was okay, had to flag down the waitress a few times. I preferred eating the nigiri and the appetizers. The rolls were not as tasty, but wanted to try them since it was all included in the price. Be sure to only order as much as you can eat, since they will charge you. We found ourselves getting full after the first round. I would recommend coming with a big group, so you can try more things!
Tina C.
Came here for lunch on Sunday and was seated right away. Most of the tables around us were occupied and there seemed to be plenty of staff working so service was prompt and food came out quickly. The ambiance of the restaurant is nice and tastefully decorated and reminds you of an actual sushi restaurant and not an AYCE spot. You can order as many rounds as you can, but make sure you don't over order since you will be charged for any leftover food items, including rice. (Not sure how strictly they enforce this rule, but we didn't want to test it out and see).Lunch prices on the weekend are the same as dinner prices ($39), so it's a bit on the steeper side for AYCE sushi, but I will say the quality of the fish and presentation was a lot better than some other places. We ordered mainly nigiri and a few rolls and some appetizers to share. They had a variety of appetizers and hibachi options as well, so this would be a great spot to bring kids since there are plenty of non-sushi food options for them to choose from.-Nigiri - We ordered the yellowtail, salmon, seared salmon, scallop, and the spicy scallop and were pleased with everything. The yellowtail and salmon were super buttery and was definitely the best AYCE quality for nigiri that I have tried. I was also pleased to see that they didn't put a mound of rice underneath the rice and the rice to fish ratio was not overwhelming.-Naked Nude roll - This was three different types of fish wrapped in cucumber with no rice, so this was a great carb-less option that won't get you so full on rice. Highly recommend!-Yellowtail maki roll - To my surprise, this came with a large portion of yellowtail in the roll and the fish was fresh! Really enjoyed this roll without eating way too much rice.-Agedashi tofu - Loved this dish! The batter was super crispy and the sauce had some sort of citrusy flavor to it. So good!-Shrimp shumai - Also really enjoyed this appetizer as the shumai is bite-sized.Overall, we really enjoyed the food here and would definitely come back again!
Adriana Almodova
An amazing spot you need to check out! We sat at the bar (2 of us) and got fast service. The all you can eat option is worth every penny. The quality of the fish and everything else we ordered was top notch. We ordered a mix of nigiri, a couple of rolls and carpaccio. We also gave the calamari and chicken katsu a try, didn’t disappoint.
Alex Kwitko
Best All U can Eat sushi in DFW area. Very fresh, great service. $39.99 and 2 hour limit.
Michelle Mai
The AYCE sushi here is insanely good for the it's price. The quality is so good & they bring it out super quick so pace yourself & don't over order. We have been here a little over 5 times now & loved it everytime. The servers were super nice & host was very welcoming every time. The place is a little dark but has a lot of TV around if you're planning on watching any games.
Sarah
in a ice bucket with wine glasses which we appreciated. A few different seating options. Standard music/lighting for a sushi restaurant. A few TVs with various shows on. You have the option of ordering off the menu or an all you can eat option. Check website for prices and hours. We would return there for dinner or lunch.
Andrew Anderson
Sushi Kushi was a delicious all you can eat sushi restaurant. At $37.99 during the week, the price is pretty reasonable for what you're getting. Unlimited appetizers, and sushi left our bellies stuffed. The staff were all very nice, with them explaining immediately how their all you can eat sushi worked.We started off with the soba noodles, monkey brain, jalapeno bomb, egg rolls, and crab Rangoon. The jalapeno bombs, monkey brains, salmon teriyaki and soba noodles were all bomb??. I was surprised that we enjoyed something named monkey brains so much. The crab rangoon we didn't taste any crab and the egg rolls were overcooked which was disappointing.The Sushi and nigiri were all pretty good but we still had our favorites. The rolls we tried were the volcano, geisha, dynamite, diablo, fire cracker, philly and the nigiri was the yellowtail. Our favorites were the fire cracker, volcano, and Diablo. Don't get me wrong we enjoyed all of the rolls but these just stood out to us.Overall, if we ever are hungry and wanting sushi we will definitely return here.Food 4/5Service 5/5Atmosphere 5/5Parking 5/5Cleanliness 5/5
So far, this is one of the better AYCE you can get in DFW. I order nigiri every single time I come here. Fish is fresh, has higher fish-to-rice ratio, and there is no order limitations (clearly shown in my photos). My all-time favorites are sake salmon, spicy scallop, ikura, and seared salmon. I only wish they had sashimi available as AYCE! Most of their appetizers are decent, with the agedashi tofu and takoyaki being one of my favorites to order. Most of their rolls feels like I'm eating sauce with a small side of fish so I avoid them now. Wait times can be long on the weekends so I would reserve if you have a big group. Prices have increased over the years but if you can still eat your money's worth.TDLR: STICK WITH THE NIGIRI. I recommend trying this AYCE out if you haven't already!
Keith W.
Pretty good place for an ayce sushi location, a little higher priced than back in denver but only by about 3-4$ so it's not really breaking them bank, just make sure you finish everything you order or you'll have to pay full price for whatever is left over.Other than that and the selection being slightly smaller than what I'm used to, the quality is still good and tasty for what your paying.
You Jin Cho
Food was great and the quality of sushi was good! It got a bit too crowded on the weekend and we were in a private room so it worked for us.
Sonny “S” T
Fantastic quality but we have noticed a drop off of quality and speed of service if you go 3 or more rounds of all you can eat.The quality is too tier thought. Sushi is fresh and the rice is minimal early on. Love coming here on the weekends!
Lucie N.
FOODAll you can eat sushi! You can pick from different appetizers, nigiri, rolls, baked rolls, and vegetable rolls. All the raw seafood is fresh and no fishiness. My brother and I ordered:- Crab Meat- Ebi- Hamachi- Hokkigai- Ika- Kani- Magura- Masago- Sake Salmon- Seared Salmon- Shiro Maguro- Tako- Spicy Hotate- Unagi- Salmon Tempura Roll- Alaskan MakiI especially loved the Seared Salmon and Saki Salmon Nigiri (maybe because I am a fan of Salmon) but the flavor was really good. The searing was also done very well to enhance the flavor.VIBES The place is dimly lit and there are several tables to seat couples and families. There are lots of conversations around so it can get loud sometimes. Great place to hangout with friends and families over some sushi. SERVICEWe went close to closing after lunch so this might have affected our experience, but that aside, the service was pretty mid. We came in and it took a bit for us to even be greeted by a host. Then we got seated at a table about 7 minutes in. Then throughout, it took a while for someone to come take our orders.
Promising spot in town! Best bang for your buck! The fish was fresh and the rice was very tasty. Great service and fast!
Good sushi for the price. I wish their dessert menu would also be included (with limits) in the AYCE selection list like most of the similar restaurants in Vegas! Service was neutral, but nothing notable or worth specific mention. Overall, great and would come again!
Service is great, food is yummy and I love the ambiance that they have here. Would come again
For AYCE, this is one of the better sushi spots. The quality is what you can expect for AYCE, nothing spectacular. The service was okay, had to flag down the waitress a few times. I preferred eating the nigiri and the appetizers. The rolls were not as tasty, but wanted to try them since it was all included in the price. Be sure to only order as much as you can eat, since they will charge you. We found ourselves getting full after the first round. I would recommend coming with a big group, so you can try more things!
Came here for lunch on Sunday and was seated right away. Most of the tables around us were occupied and there seemed to be plenty of staff working so service was prompt and food came out quickly. The ambiance of the restaurant is nice and tastefully decorated and reminds you of an actual sushi restaurant and not an AYCE spot. You can order as many rounds as you can, but make sure you don't over order since you will be charged for any leftover food items, including rice. (Not sure how strictly they enforce this rule, but we didn't want to test it out and see).Lunch prices on the weekend are the same as dinner prices ($39), so it's a bit on the steeper side for AYCE sushi, but I will say the quality of the fish and presentation was a lot better than some other places. We ordered mainly nigiri and a few rolls and some appetizers to share. They had a variety of appetizers and hibachi options as well, so this would be a great spot to bring kids since there are plenty of non-sushi food options for them to choose from.-Nigiri - We ordered the yellowtail, salmon, seared salmon, scallop, and the spicy scallop and were pleased with everything. The yellowtail and salmon were super buttery and was definitely the best AYCE quality for nigiri that I have tried. I was also pleased to see that they didn't put a mound of rice underneath the rice and the rice to fish ratio was not overwhelming.-Naked Nude roll - This was three different types of fish wrapped in cucumber with no rice, so this was a great carb-less option that won't get you so full on rice. Highly recommend!-Yellowtail maki roll - To my surprise, this came with a large portion of yellowtail in the roll and the fish was fresh! Really enjoyed this roll without eating way too much rice.-Agedashi tofu - Loved this dish! The batter was super crispy and the sauce had some sort of citrusy flavor to it. So good!-Shrimp shumai - Also really enjoyed this appetizer as the shumai is bite-sized.Overall, we really enjoyed the food here and would definitely come back again!
An amazing spot you need to check out! We sat at the bar (2 of us) and got fast service. The all you can eat option is worth every penny. The quality of the fish and everything else we ordered was top notch. We ordered a mix of nigiri, a couple of rolls and carpaccio. We also gave the calamari and chicken katsu a try, didn’t disappoint.
Best All U can Eat sushi in DFW area. Very fresh, great service. $39.99 and 2 hour limit.
The AYCE sushi here is insanely good for the it's price. The quality is so good & they bring it out super quick so pace yourself & don't over order. We have been here a little over 5 times now & loved it everytime. The servers were super nice & host was very welcoming every time. The place is a little dark but has a lot of TV around if you're planning on watching any games.
in a ice bucket with wine glasses which we appreciated. A few different seating options. Standard music/lighting for a sushi restaurant. A few TVs with various shows on. You have the option of ordering off the menu or an all you can eat option. Check website for prices and hours. We would return there for dinner or lunch.
Sushi Kushi was a delicious all you can eat sushi restaurant. At $37.99 during the week, the price is pretty reasonable for what you're getting. Unlimited appetizers, and sushi left our bellies stuffed. The staff were all very nice, with them explaining immediately how their all you can eat sushi worked.We started off with the soba noodles, monkey brain, jalapeno bomb, egg rolls, and crab Rangoon. The jalapeno bombs, monkey brains, salmon teriyaki and soba noodles were all bomb??. I was surprised that we enjoyed something named monkey brains so much. The crab rangoon we didn't taste any crab and the egg rolls were overcooked which was disappointing.The Sushi and nigiri were all pretty good but we still had our favorites. The rolls we tried were the volcano, geisha, dynamite, diablo, fire cracker, philly and the nigiri was the yellowtail. Our favorites were the fire cracker, volcano, and Diablo. Don't get me wrong we enjoyed all of the rolls but these just stood out to us.Overall, if we ever are hungry and wanting sushi we will definitely return here.Food 4/5Service 5/5Atmosphere 5/5Parking 5/5Cleanliness 5/5
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So far, this is one of the better AYCE you can get in DFW. I order nigiri every single time I come here. Fish is fresh, has higher fish-to-rice ratio, and there is no order limitations (clearly shown in my photos). My all-time favorites are sake salmon, spicy scallop, ikura, and seared salmon. I only wish they had sashimi available as AYCE! Most of their appetizers are decent, with the agedashi tofu and takoyaki being one of my favorites to order. Most of their rolls feels like I'm eating sauce with a small side of fish so I avoid them now. Wait times can be long on the weekends so I would reserve if you have a big group. Prices have increased over the years but if you can still eat your money's worth.TDLR: STICK WITH THE NIGIRI. I recommend trying this AYCE out if you haven't already!
Pretty good place for an ayce sushi location, a little higher priced than back in denver but only by about 3-4$ so it's not really breaking them bank, just make sure you finish everything you order or you'll have to pay full price for whatever is left over.Other than that and the selection being slightly smaller than what I'm used to, the quality is still good and tasty for what your paying.
Food was great and the quality of sushi was good! It got a bit too crowded on the weekend and we were in a private room so it worked for us.
Fantastic quality but we have noticed a drop off of quality and speed of service if you go 3 or more rounds of all you can eat.The quality is too tier thought. Sushi is fresh and the rice is minimal early on. Love coming here on the weekends!
FOODAll you can eat sushi! You can pick from different appetizers, nigiri, rolls, baked rolls, and vegetable rolls. All the raw seafood is fresh and no fishiness. My brother and I ordered:- Crab Meat- Ebi- Hamachi- Hokkigai- Ika- Kani- Magura- Masago- Sake Salmon- Seared Salmon- Shiro Maguro- Tako- Spicy Hotate- Unagi- Salmon Tempura Roll- Alaskan MakiI especially loved the Seared Salmon and Saki Salmon Nigiri (maybe because I am a fan of Salmon) but the flavor was really good. The searing was also done very well to enhance the flavor.VIBES The place is dimly lit and there are several tables to seat couples and families. There are lots of conversations around so it can get loud sometimes. Great place to hangout with friends and families over some sushi. SERVICEWe went close to closing after lunch so this might have affected our experience, but that aside, the service was pretty mid. We came in and it took a bit for us to even be greeted by a host. Then we got seated at a table about 7 minutes in. Then throughout, it took a while for someone to come take our orders.