Sushi Bang Bang

We came around 4 PM on a Saturday and didn’t have to wait. They offer both an à la carte menu and an AYCE option, which is $37.99 all week. If you choose AYCE, you're given one sushi menu and one kitchen menu to mark up. The server goes over the specials and any limited sushi items before you order. The staff was very attentive, though the food took a bit of time to come out. Unfortunately, we found the fish to be not fresh at all—probably the worst sashimi/nigiri we’ve had. That said, the tempura items were solid. The chashu ramen was just okay, and the pork belly bun wasn’t bad, but the pork belly skewer was overcooked and extremely dry. The meal ended on a sweet note with the tempura Oreo and ice cream, which was a fun touch. Surprisingly, the highlight of the meal was the spicy edamame. If you're looking for quality sushi, I’d recommend going to an omakase spot instead.

This place is always crowded, but there’s still room for new guests. We have never had to wait in line to be seated. I liked the decor of this establishment. There are colorful fish with gold accents painted on the walls, and the lighting is pleasant. The sushi is quite tasty. They have some of the best sushi in Austin. For $37.99 per person, you can order anything and as much as you want from the menu. However, you’ll have to pay extra for any pieces of sushi you can't finish. This is to prevent people from ordering more than they can eat. I really like the service here. Everything is quick and efficient. There is always lemon water on our table. When we asked for extra teriyaki sauce, they brought it right away. The only downside I see is that you leave this place feeling overly full.

We made a reservation ahead of time which was swift using Google. We were seated right away and the service was really fast. We chose the all you can eat option and it was good. We liked their rolls more than sashimi. Note: if you're ordering handrolls, make suret To specify it in the order slip. We forgot to do so, and ended up being served the maki rolls instead.

This is my husbands favorite all you can eat place for sushi. It’s fresh and made to order. Ta definitely must try! It’s best to make a reservation.

A hidden gem in the chaotic 183 area!!! We waited for thirty minutes as walk in on a Sunday and were seated in a comfy corner. Perfect decoration I did not mind the wait for the food as I looked at the wall mural. I ordered three kinds of sashimi and loved it. We celebrated my friend’s birthday and we capped the night by having dinner here. We ordered edamame (yummy), calamari (ok), seafood ramen, steak, beef teriyaki, and lots of other main dish. Presentation was perfect. Servers were polite. Definitely coming back!

Came here on a whim while traveling, and omg the sushi blew me away! It was so fresh and the service was excellent. 10/10 will return!

Fantastic place for lunch! The specials are the best I've seen in the area, generous portions and some interesting rolls. Presentation is also top notch. I got a couple of the lunch special rolls, my boyfriend got the hibachi chicken. Miso soup was good and a big bowl. They give a lot of veggies with the hibachi as well, which was nice. Definitely would be back, even maybe for the AYCE sushi in the evening.

This is my 3rd time coming back and everytime I always come out stuffed and happy. Their portion is amazing (we usually get nigiris and hand rolls, no special rolls be because of the volume). The salmon nigiris and sashimis, bluefine toro (weekly specials) nigiris are absolutely delicious! I also love their miso soups and all the other appetizers too. Fish quality is also very good, and thick cuts. For the price of $37 weekend lunch, I honestly think this is really good given how expensive everything is now. Also the decor inside is so nice