Still the best AYCE in town. We have been going to this restaurant for over 8 years. We used to go to their other branch in Azusa. Haven’t visited that branch in a while. As usual service is fast. Their sushi sashimi melts in your mouth. The sushi has small rice potions and huge on the fish. It does get full in late afternoon till the evening so if you want to try them out it’s best to come in early afternoon.
KATIE EATS
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January 28, 2024
All you can eat available. You definitely get your money’s worth here. Average tasting sushi. Large and well pictured menu with many types of sushi. You order rolls by paper and pen here. Good rice to fish ratio. Average restaurant atmosphere. Not too crowded. Moderate wait time for food & beverages to come out. A medium amount of seating. Clean bathrooms. Decent customer service. Medium sized parking lot, easy to find parking.
Alex Pham
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May 13, 2024
Solid place for AYCE sushi. I've been here many times over the last decade and will continue to visit in the future. Fish to rice ratios are good and portions are generous.
Service can be slow due to limited staff, but they do the best they can. Waitlist is a physical sign in sheet and you write your phone number in.
My most recent visit in May 2024, I paid ~$55 per person after tax and tip for the AYCE premium sashimi option.
Leona Wong
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March 20, 2024
We went on a weekend so a little bit busy, the wait is around 20-30 minutes. There’s no yelp waitlist but you can sign your name in the waitlist paper inside the restaurant.
We tried the AYCE sushi + sashimi, with tax it is around $50 per person. The shrimp tempura is crunchy and good, I love their squid nigiri and sashimi ( salmon, bluefin tuna ). Their sashimi is really fresh! The nigiri also have a small rice ratio that I really like.
However, the service is average, I think cause it is busy so the server doesn’t ask to refill our water or ask how are we doing, forgot we order hot water as well. Also, avoid the calamari as it tasted old and hard to chew. The miso soup is very watery and bland. The baked mussel is also disappointing as it is so small compared to other AYCE sushi restaurant.
It is a little bit noisy because there’s a lot of people, they play a song when there’s a birthday going on which is fun. They give you green tea ice cream when you asked for a check, but the ice cream is very average, tasted too sweet and artificial.
Overall, will come back for the sashimi and nigiri. But for a cheaper price and higher quality service I would recommend Tomikawa at Irvine.
J Z
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March 04, 2024
Came here after one of the reels on Instagram. I had the ultimate or supreme AYCE sushi and sashimi. If you are an oyster lover you can have the unlimited oysters. But the oysters are rinse all down without the original taste of the sea water. But still oyster are fresh. I didn’t get any of the rice rolls I was trying to avoid carbohydrates. There is a section for no-rice sushi, basically they replace rice with imitation crab meat so to my opinion I better off go back to rice roll. Some of the cucumber roll with rice just sashimi and cucumbers is very good. Overall it’s a nice spot
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Still the best AYCE in town. We have been going to this restaurant for over 8 years. We used to go to their other branch in Azusa. Haven’t visited that branch in a while. As usual service is fast. Their sushi sashimi melts in your mouth. The sushi has small rice potions and huge on the fish. It does get full in late afternoon till the evening so if you want to try them out it’s best to come in early afternoon.
All you can eat available. You definitely get your money’s worth here. Average tasting sushi. Large and well pictured menu with many types of sushi. You order rolls by paper and pen here. Good rice to fish ratio. Average restaurant atmosphere. Not too crowded. Moderate wait time for food & beverages to come out. A medium amount of seating. Clean bathrooms. Decent customer service. Medium sized parking lot, easy to find parking.
Solid place for AYCE sushi. I've been here many times over the last decade and will continue to visit in the future. Fish to rice ratios are good and portions are generous. Service can be slow due to limited staff, but they do the best they can. Waitlist is a physical sign in sheet and you write your phone number in. My most recent visit in May 2024, I paid ~$55 per person after tax and tip for the AYCE premium sashimi option.
We went on a weekend so a little bit busy, the wait is around 20-30 minutes. There’s no yelp waitlist but you can sign your name in the waitlist paper inside the restaurant. We tried the AYCE sushi + sashimi, with tax it is around $50 per person. The shrimp tempura is crunchy and good, I love their squid nigiri and sashimi ( salmon, bluefin tuna ). Their sashimi is really fresh! The nigiri also have a small rice ratio that I really like. However, the service is average, I think cause it is busy so the server doesn’t ask to refill our water or ask how are we doing, forgot we order hot water as well. Also, avoid the calamari as it tasted old and hard to chew. The miso soup is very watery and bland. The baked mussel is also disappointing as it is so small compared to other AYCE sushi restaurant. It is a little bit noisy because there’s a lot of people, they play a song when there’s a birthday going on which is fun. They give you green tea ice cream when you asked for a check, but the ice cream is very average, tasted too sweet and artificial. Overall, will come back for the sashimi and nigiri. But for a cheaper price and higher quality service I would recommend Tomikawa at Irvine.
Came here after one of the reels on Instagram. I had the ultimate or supreme AYCE sushi and sashimi. If you are an oyster lover you can have the unlimited oysters. But the oysters are rinse all down without the original taste of the sea water. But still oyster are fresh. I didn’t get any of the rice rolls I was trying to avoid carbohydrates. There is a section for no-rice sushi, basically they replace rice with imitation crab meat so to my opinion I better off go back to rice roll. Some of the cucumber roll with rice just sashimi and cucumbers is very good. Overall it’s a nice spot