This establishment markets itself as an “all-you-can-eat” experience, yet operates as though every ingredient is coming directly out of the owner’s personal stash. The portion sizes are deliberately stingy, with sushi rolls that are 90% rice and barely any filling. Meat selections were repeatedly skipped over, and the sashimi portions were laughably small—each piece no larger than my pinkie finger. There is nothing “all you can eat” about this place; you’re simply paying $26 per person for a plate full of rice. The price is not remotely justified for the lack of quality, variety, and value offered.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Wyatt Dees
Absolutely exquisite place. Nobody minded that I came alone, my server (Summer) was so sweet and kind. I had the Christmas roll primarily, plus eel and salmon, and all were fabulous. Highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jesse ONeill
The sushi quality sucks. It’s “made fresh” but the rice was old and hard and weirdly cold.
We went out for a special treat, 4 of us , I ate one miso soup, a small plate of beef noodles, a small cucumber salad and 4 pieces of my sushi. Everyone else ate about the same. We aren’t professional eaters or anything. The bill was $100. Definitely didn’t eat enough to scratch that if I ordered the same thing from say a sit down sushi restaurant. We had some left overs and asked for a box, in which the server declined and told us it would be .50 cent per piece of sushi. Which was terrible so there was a lot left. But they wouldn’t allow us to take any food without charging us. Asked us to leave it and we wouldn’t be charged. So I spent $100 half the food had to be left at the table. This place no waste policy is strange. I didn’t eat more because the food made my stomach hurt. I couldn’t believe it but since it was my kids birthday I didn’t want to make a scene. This was my first time here and I’ll never come back. Plenty of other choices with way better quality and you get to take home what you don’t finish without being charged additional. To be clear we did not excessively eat or have much left overs since they only bring out 4 pieces per appetizer, i just wanted the couple dumplings and the food from my order I couldn’t finish, I feel like I got scammed and I still had to buy dinner to feed everyone a couple hours later cause everyone was still hungry.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 5
Lisa
All you can eat! Good selection and quality of food is great! Fast service
Mark Priebe
Always a good time at Sushi Kola. Only thing I wished they would come around more with the crab Raton and spring roles
Josiah Evangelista
Food was great. Service was slow but I see that is probably to reduce how much is ordered
Jesus My life
It’s awesome! The whole thing is great service, food quality, and prices, cleanness are amazing.
Service was slow and the food was lacking. We had to repeat our order to get the items we asked for.
Sandi Feather
This is all you can eat, made to order..so no buffett lines or multiple people touching utensils. You set in the comfort of your booth and order. What a great opportunity to try all the sushi you have wanted to try. The food is amazing!!
Julie Mitchell
It was our first time in and we were a party of 7. It was a fun experience. We went when they were pretty busy so there was a bit of downtime between our rounds of orders. Wish we would have known to order a lot of food at once. Sushi was absolutely delicious and there is something for everyone on the menu. Even if you don't eat Sushi, definitely give it a try.
Lisa P.
Worst experience ever. Sticky table. Sushi looked like rubber and tasted worse. Hibachi had to be frozen from a bag. All you can eat lunch for $16. We had about $5 each worth of food and we're done. Don't go. So disappointing. So inauthentic.
Tara Green
Worse than McDonald’s. Tastes like elementary cafeteria food. Said lunch is $12 online but it was $16 in person. $50 total for frozen food.
Always tasty!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This establishment markets itself as an “all-you-can-eat” experience, yet operates as though every ingredient is coming directly out of the owner’s personal stash. The portion sizes are deliberately stingy, with sushi rolls that are 90% rice and barely any filling. Meat selections were repeatedly skipped over, and the sashimi portions were laughably small—each piece no larger than my pinkie finger. There is nothing “all you can eat” about this place; you’re simply paying $26 per person for a plate full of rice. The price is not remotely justified for the lack of quality, variety, and value offered.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Absolutely exquisite place. Nobody minded that I came alone, my server (Summer) was so sweet and kind.
I had the Christmas roll primarily, plus eel and salmon, and all were fabulous.
Highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The sushi quality sucks. It’s “made fresh” but the rice was old and hard and weirdly cold.
We went out for a special treat, 4 of us , I ate one miso soup, a small plate of beef noodles, a small cucumber salad and 4 pieces of my sushi. Everyone else ate about the same.
We aren’t professional eaters or anything. The bill was $100. Definitely didn’t eat enough to scratch that if I ordered the same thing from say a sit down sushi restaurant.
We had some left overs and asked for a box, in which the server declined and told us it would be .50 cent per piece of sushi. Which was terrible so there was a lot left. But they wouldn’t allow us to take any food without charging us. Asked us to leave it and we wouldn’t be charged. So I spent $100 half the food had to be left at the table. This place no waste policy is strange. I didn’t eat more because the food made my stomach hurt. I couldn’t believe it but since it was my kids birthday I didn’t want to make a scene. This was my first time here and I’ll never come back. Plenty of other choices with way better quality and you get to take home what you don’t finish without being charged additional. To be clear we did not excessively eat or have much left overs since they only bring out 4 pieces per appetizer, i just wanted the couple dumplings and the food from my order I couldn’t finish, I feel like I got scammed and I still had to buy dinner to feed everyone a couple hours later cause everyone was still hungry.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 5
All you can eat! Good selection and quality of food is great! Fast service
Always a good time at Sushi Kola. Only thing I wished they would come around more with the crab Raton and spring roles
Food was great. Service was slow but I see that is probably to reduce how much is ordered
It’s awesome!
The whole thing is great service, food quality, and prices, cleanness are amazing.
Yummy sushi, eat till you pop.
For all you can eat sushi, it's ok.
Restaurantji Recommends
Service was slow and the food was lacking. We had to repeat our order to get the items we asked for.
This is all you can eat, made to order..so no buffett lines or multiple people touching utensils. You set in the comfort of your booth and order. What a great opportunity to try all the sushi you have wanted to try. The food is amazing!!
It was our first time in and we were a party of 7. It was a fun experience. We went when they were pretty busy so there was a bit of downtime between our rounds of orders. Wish we would have known to order a lot of food at once.
Sushi was absolutely delicious and there is something for everyone on the menu.
Even if you don't eat Sushi, definitely give it a try.
Worst experience ever. Sticky table. Sushi looked like rubber and tasted worse. Hibachi had to be frozen from a bag. All you can eat lunch for $16. We had about $5 each worth of food and we're done. Don't go. So disappointing. So inauthentic.
Worse than McDonald’s. Tastes like elementary cafeteria food. Said lunch is $12 online but it was $16 in person. $50 total for frozen food.
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