Sushi Shack All You Can Eat of Plano

Best all u can eat experience ever! Amazing staff and food! Cutest little Japanese restaurant! Must try!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

AYCE sushi for $15.99 at lunch time is an insane deal. They have a little self-service salad bar and a miso soup station to the side. The lunch menu includes vegetable tempura and edamame, both of which I gladly munched on. The sushi is an amazing value and I have not gotten sick once from the handful of times I’ve been here.

My wife and I stopped into Sushi Shack after visiting Paint N’ Party next door. The $16 all-you-can-eat lunch seemed like a solid deal.

At first, we liked it. The space is cozy, with old-school hand-painted art on the walls. The salad bar and miso soup were a great start.

The sushi rolls were large, and the rice was decent. Overall, most of it tasted okay. I’d place it a notch or two below grocery store sushi, except for one roll in particular.

The Love Roll, a California roll topped with a mix of “fresh fish,” was immediately off-putting. The fish smelled almost rancid, and the texture was firm in a way that suggested it had dried out.

We did overorder, and there’s a 70-cent charge per leftover piece. I explained that we couldn’t finish the Love Roll because the fish quality seemed off. I wasn’t rude, and I mentioned that the rest of the rolls were fine.

The waitress reacted strongly and seemed offended. She told me I just hadn’t had albacore before and said they’ve been open for 10 years, adding that I shouldn’t call their fish bad just because I didn’t like it.

I was surprised by how quickly the situation escalated, especially in front of other diners. I tried to clarify that my concern was only with that specific roll and that I was willing to pay for the rest of the uneaten sushi.

The interaction ended up feeling awkward and tense. She went to tell the sushi chef, visibly upset, and it left us feeling uncomfortable. We didn’t have major issues with most of the meal, but the experience overall put us off.

I won’t be returning, and I can’t confidently recommend it, even at that price point.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 1

Food is top shelf and there are a lot of sushi joints you can hit here in NorTex, but this one is definitely worth a sit down. Extremely fairly priced and it's not just an all you can eat thing. You can also order a la carte and they've got great specials for that too. If you can deal with the fact that you don't have some iron chef from Japanese TV serving you at Nobu (and dropping $1-200.00 per person, this will be your new go-to.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

I always order from this restaurant to go and it’s great every time. Friendly staff and great to go deals.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Great place, don't love how they do tempera (needing to get veggie along with shrimp)

Food was pretty great and a great value as long as you don't want the sushimi or nigeri (or however you spell it

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 4

I got the $16 lunch all you can eat on a Sunday. The menu is all rolls with rice and mostly a mix of salmon, tuna, crabsticks, avocado, cheese and sauce. For the price it’s definitely worth it, and also super filling. The sushi is better than grocery store sushi, and the filling to rice ratio is pretty good too. The service is super efficient and nice. You get unlimited rounds.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: All You Can Eat Japanese Sushi

They on purpose make sushi with insane amount of rice, terrible food, terrible customer service. Go to a different restaurant and spend your money better at a different AYCE

Always fresh! Usually our go-to spot for sushi, but recently they have removed the buy one-get one free salmon roll and we feel personally attacked because it’s all that we order.

Please bring this deal back!! Thanks

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Shorted the order and refused to make it right.

Food: 1

Service: 1

We ordered five of the all you can eat lunch buffets, which are priced at $16 per person and offer excellent value for the quality and variety.

The staff was very friendly and welcoming. Our server, Lee, was especially attentive and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. Service was prompt and well organized.

The sushi was good quality and very fresh. Everything we ordered came out quickly and tasted great. We started with the Heart Attack roll as an appetizer, which was a nice and flavorful way to begin the meal. My son also ordered noodles, which he really enjoyed.

With the all you can eat option, you can order as much sushi as you like, as long as you finish what you order. There is a small extra charge of 70 cents for unfinished items, which is reasonable and helps reduce waste.

Overall, we had a very positive experience and left satisfied. If you are looking for a solid all you can eat sushi option in Plano, I would highly recommend giving Sushi Shack a try.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

There five of us for Friday Dinner. Four of us did AYCE sushi. One of us had the teriyaki bento box. All of us loved the food. Very fresh. Very tasty. Service was great. And we could actually hear each other talk!

Will definitely be back.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Good place! Friendly staff and good food. Been here a few times and we always leave full 😀

I visited based on the prices I saw online I’d really rather them introduce those sales first instead of thinking automatically I wanted the all you can eat offer which wasn’t bad until it was enforced to eat all the food or be charged, not sure if it was an option to take home if I was charged for anything not eaten. The food was very good but will not visit again

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 3

The all you can eat is actually not what is actually is
They add extra money to everything
Soup n salad extra
Sushi and sashimi is extra everytime you order
So for one person it cost me $43 without taxes and tips. And also drinks not included in $43
Not worth it!

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1