Came on Friday during lunch time. We were a party of 5 but seated right away. The AYCE is not buffet style in that you go pick your food; you order from the waiter and they bring it out. It can take a while for a waiter to return so make sure to put in a full order while they're there. There is a fee for any food leftover so don't go crazy but be aware of the timing. For kids 3 and under the AYCE is free and they love the little ice cream containers for dessert. As for the food I recommend the hibachi and rice and edamame with most of their specialty rolls. All the sushi was good but the one with mango and sweet potato was a favorite and the fried specialty roll too. Would return.
Chris Sparks
AYCE sushi (and you'll want to eat it all)! A place that doesn't sacrifice quality for quantity. While service was slow, it was because they were PACKED on a Sunday night (but staff was kind the whole time). Would return!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Mayra F.
Everything was yummy and service was friendly and fast! Place was clean! Highly recommended!!!
Kashif Khan
We went out to try the place and the experience was really good. We ordered all you-can-eat and it was worth the cost.The food arrived regularly and tasted really good.The place was packed, and people were waiting to be seated.I will definitely go back.
Food & service was great. Felt bad for our servers & host because we kept adding more people to our table. They were great & patient with our group.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: All You Can Eat - Age 4-10
John
The food and sushi are good and tasty. There's not much rice on the rolls, which is good. You have to pay extra for sashimi $4.75) and non-alcoholic drinks ($2.75) on top of AYCE ($26) price. The Habachi dashes are very good. The tempura was overcooked. The black pepper tuna is very good but tiny slices. Services are good and fast. It's not worth my 30 minutes of a drive to come back.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Yummy Asian
The rolls are the best. We only like Rolls, will go back to try another ?. GREAT SERVICE ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Casper Aubert
it’s the exact same as Sushi Queen if you’ve ever been there. Quality isn’t that good but its honestly fine and its cheap as far as AYCE sushi
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Erika J
Food here was good but I wouldn’t say excellent. Although, for an all-you-can-eat (AYCE) sushi joint that serves it made to order, it’s good. My first visit during the its first two weeks of opening was a horrible experience, but I gave it another chance with a friend and I will say there was quite an improvement with the quality of their fish, their rolls, and kitchen items.The biggest improvement for me was definitely how the food was prepared and served. The first time, the fish on our nigiris looked like it got cut with a bread knife and the fish looked like it was mangled by a serrated end. It left a really bad impression with me and my friends.The servers are quite attentive and I will give them a 5 star for that! They’re patient and very kind and take their time to listen to you no matter how busy they are.Atmosphere of the place is pretty chill and casual. You can most definitely bring your kids here and dine with them with no issues as the tables would be big enough, although, it can definitely be a lot cleaner.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: All You Can Eat - Age 4-10
Anthony
Went here with a few friends to give Sushi Ohayo a try since it's one of the new AYCE sushi spots in town.The Food: The sushi here was great! The fish was fresh and flavorful. All the rolls I had were filling a portioned generous. And, their appetizers were always cooked nicely and went out to us in a timely manner. All of the food options here from the fresh sushi, to the fried apps or hibachi were made/cooked very wellThe Service: Service was good here. Staff are friendly and attentive. We had a few check ups so we can re-order some more sushi rolls. And the wait wasn't long either.The Atmosphere: Nice and spacious. Cleaner than other AYCE sushi spots I've been too so that was nice. Plenty of tables and booths to sit at as well.Overall, a 4/5. Definitely good and delicious sushi. Not the best quality of course for being a AYCE sushi spot, but still very good and bang for your buck. Definitely recommend this spot if you want some AYCE sushi!
I went on a Saturday afternoon and we were seated right away. The decor is your typical Japanese/sushi restaurant, but very clean. The AYCE is straightforward for $25.99 which is a steal especially since it includes hibachi and several noodle dishes. The sushi was fresh and delicious. The hibachi and noodle dishes were also very good. The stars of the show were the pepper tuna and yellowtail jalapeño appetizers. I ordered 4 servings of both. I recommend ordering a lot of food at once because it can take a while to place new orders. This is not a deterrent at all. I will definitely be returning to this restaurant very soon.
David L.
We were so disgusted by carts of food being dragged around, and the lack of any type of actual service. We walked out.
Anthony N.
Went here with a few friends to give Sushi Ohayo a try since it's one of the new AYCE sushi spots in town. The Food: The sushi here was great! The fish was fresh and flavorful. All the rolls I had were filling a portioned generous. And, their appetizers were always cooked nicely and went out to us in a timely manner. All of the food options here from the fresh sushi, to the fried apps or hibachi were made/cooked very well The Service: Service was good here. Staff are friendly and attentive. We had a few check ups so we can re-order some more sushi rolls. And the wait wasn't long either. The Atmosphere: Nice and spacious. Cleaner than other AYCE sushi spots I've been too so that was nice. Plenty of tables and booths to sit at as well. Overall, a 4/5. Definitely good and delicious sushi. Not the best quality of course for being a AYCE sushi spot, but still very good and bang for your buck. Definitely recommend this spot if you want some AYCE sushi!
Mike
Well...I'm not completely sure what I expected.I don't really like US style sushi with guacamole, cream cheese, imitation crab, mayo and whatnot, and something like 80% of the sushi menu has one of those. I thought "that's fine, I'll get sashimi then", but it's not included, and rather expensive at that.I asked for an extra cup for tea, and wasn't told the tea would be charged twice.The whole process of being waited on is honestly inconvenient, given how little is part of each order. The waiter was a little on the pushy side, but I also want to give some benefit of the doubt since it was very busy.I'm well aware the all-you-can-eat format isn't exactly traditional, but I'm still disappointed at the lack of more traditional choices. They do have a few "classic rolls" that keep it simpler, but the amount of fish in each was laughably small.If you prefer what I consider more novelty sushi like CA rolls, I think you'll likely enjoy this place. I'm sad to say I didn't. But apart from the tea thing, I also don't really blame the owners for our difference in tastes either.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Nicole S
Went here for the first time for dinner. It was packed and waited an hour to get to the table. Our waitress was nice but the our food didn't come out together. It did taste good. Price was good for the amount of sushi we ate.However, I did get sick that night from the sushi.
Came on Friday during lunch time. We were a party of 5 but seated right away. The AYCE is not buffet style in that you go pick your food; you order from the waiter and they bring it out. It can take a while for a waiter to return so make sure to put in a full order while they're there. There is a fee for any food leftover so don't go crazy but be aware of the timing. For kids 3 and under the AYCE is free and they love the little ice cream containers for dessert. As for the food I recommend the hibachi and rice and edamame with most of their specialty rolls. All the sushi was good but the one with mango and sweet potato was a favorite and the fried specialty roll too. Would return.
AYCE sushi (and you'll want to eat it all)! A place that doesn't sacrifice quality for quantity. While service was slow, it was because they were PACKED on a Sunday night (but staff was kind the whole time). Would return!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Everything was yummy and service was friendly and fast! Place was clean! Highly recommended!!!
We went out to try the place and the experience was really good. We ordered all you-can-eat and it was worth the cost.The food arrived regularly and tasted really good.The place was packed, and people were waiting to be seated.I will definitely go back.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Yellowtail Jalapeño 8, Spicy Tuna Roll, Hibachi Vegetable, Black Pepper Tuna 8, California Roll, Shrimp Tempura 3, Seaweed Salad, Shrimp Shumai Dumpling 6, Crab Rangoon 6, Sushi Boat, Shrimp Tempura Roll
Food & service was great. Felt bad for our servers & host because we kept adding more people to our table. They were great & patient with our group.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: All You Can Eat - Age 4-10
The food and sushi are good and tasty. There's not much rice on the rolls, which is good. You have to pay extra for sashimi $4.75) and non-alcoholic drinks ($2.75) on top of AYCE ($26) price. The Habachi dashes are very good. The tempura was overcooked. The black pepper tuna is very good but tiny slices. Services are good and fast. It's not worth my 30 minutes of a drive to come back.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
The rolls are the best. We only like Rolls, will go back to try another ?. GREAT SERVICE ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
it’s the exact same as Sushi Queen if you’ve ever been there. Quality isn’t that good but its honestly fine and its cheap as far as AYCE sushi
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Food here was good but I wouldn’t say excellent. Although, for an all-you-can-eat (AYCE) sushi joint that serves it made to order, it’s good. My first visit during the its first two weeks of opening was a horrible experience, but I gave it another chance with a friend and I will say there was quite an improvement with the quality of their fish, their rolls, and kitchen items.The biggest improvement for me was definitely how the food was prepared and served. The first time, the fish on our nigiris looked like it got cut with a bread knife and the fish looked like it was mangled by a serrated end. It left a really bad impression with me and my friends.The servers are quite attentive and I will give them a 5 star for that! They’re patient and very kind and take their time to listen to you no matter how busy they are.Atmosphere of the place is pretty chill and casual. You can most definitely bring your kids here and dine with them with no issues as the tables would be big enough, although, it can definitely be a lot cleaner.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: All You Can Eat - Age 4-10
Went here with a few friends to give Sushi Ohayo a try since it's one of the new AYCE sushi spots in town.The Food: The sushi here was great! The fish was fresh and flavorful. All the rolls I had were filling a portioned generous. And, their appetizers were always cooked nicely and went out to us in a timely manner. All of the food options here from the fresh sushi, to the fried apps or hibachi were made/cooked very wellThe Service: Service was good here. Staff are friendly and attentive. We had a few check ups so we can re-order some more sushi rolls. And the wait wasn't long either.The Atmosphere: Nice and spacious. Cleaner than other AYCE sushi spots I've been too so that was nice. Plenty of tables and booths to sit at as well.Overall, a 4/5. Definitely good and delicious sushi. Not the best quality of course for being a AYCE sushi spot, but still very good and bang for your buck. Definitely recommend this spot if you want some AYCE sushi!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Fried Rice, Tuna, Beef Gyoza Dumplings 6, Yellowtail Jalapeño 8, Hibachi Steak, Black Pepper Tuna 8, Shrimp Shumai Dumpling 6, Crab Rangoon 6
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I went on a Saturday afternoon and we were seated right away. The decor is your typical Japanese/sushi restaurant, but very clean. The AYCE is straightforward for $25.99 which is a steal especially since it includes hibachi and several noodle dishes. The sushi was fresh and delicious. The hibachi and noodle dishes were also very good. The stars of the show were the pepper tuna and yellowtail jalapeño appetizers. I ordered 4 servings of both. I recommend ordering a lot of food at once because it can take a while to place new orders. This is not a deterrent at all. I will definitely be returning to this restaurant very soon.
We were so disgusted by carts of food being dragged around, and the lack of any type of actual service. We walked out.
Went here with a few friends to give Sushi Ohayo a try since it's one of the new AYCE sushi spots in town. The Food: The sushi here was great! The fish was fresh and flavorful. All the rolls I had were filling a portioned generous. And, their appetizers were always cooked nicely and went out to us in a timely manner. All of the food options here from the fresh sushi, to the fried apps or hibachi were made/cooked very well The Service: Service was good here. Staff are friendly and attentive. We had a few check ups so we can re-order some more sushi rolls. And the wait wasn't long either. The Atmosphere: Nice and spacious. Cleaner than other AYCE sushi spots I've been too so that was nice. Plenty of tables and booths to sit at as well. Overall, a 4/5. Definitely good and delicious sushi. Not the best quality of course for being a AYCE sushi spot, but still very good and bang for your buck. Definitely recommend this spot if you want some AYCE sushi!
Well...I'm not completely sure what I expected.I don't really like US style sushi with guacamole, cream cheese, imitation crab, mayo and whatnot, and something like 80% of the sushi menu has one of those. I thought "that's fine, I'll get sashimi then", but it's not included, and rather expensive at that.I asked for an extra cup for tea, and wasn't told the tea would be charged twice.The whole process of being waited on is honestly inconvenient, given how little is part of each order. The waiter was a little on the pushy side, but I also want to give some benefit of the doubt since it was very busy.I'm well aware the all-you-can-eat format isn't exactly traditional, but I'm still disappointed at the lack of more traditional choices. They do have a few "classic rolls" that keep it simpler, but the amount of fish in each was laughably small.If you prefer what I consider more novelty sushi like CA rolls, I think you'll likely enjoy this place. I'm sad to say I didn't. But apart from the tea thing, I also don't really blame the owners for our difference in tastes either.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Went here for the first time for dinner. It was packed and waited an hour to get to the table. Our waitress was nice but the our food didn't come out together. It did taste good. Price was good for the amount of sushi we ate.However, I did get sick that night from the sushi.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4