SUSHI JUNAI 1

Note: this is a review for a la carte, not AYCE. Funny enough, a lot of sushi spots in the downtown area are closed around 3pm, so we went to the one spot that was open. I gotta say, from the outside, this street has a little bit of a run-down feel. We didn't have the highest of expectations coming in. But Sushi Junai did meet those expectations. Their flavors are on-point. We ordered the Cucumber Passion, Ex-Girlfriend, and Casanova sushi rolls as well as the Monkey Brain appetizer. Everything tasted great but I would say the Cucumber Passion was the best of the bunch. My suggestion: consider this as a strong "budget" option if you're craving sushi rolls. A specialty roll costs roughly $13-14, which sadly is quite a bargain in today's economy. Their sauces are tasty but you will notice that the fish cuts maaaay just be a bit thinner than some other spots. You get what you pay for! I will say that their menu is somewhat dizzying - there are just too many roll options. I think the owners could benefit from consolidating some choices and improving their menu with photos.

The sushi was mediocre, there were employees sleeping on a bench in full view and next to customers, and the bathrooms were filthy. Skip this place. You aren't missing anything except regret.

Despite awarding it three stars, I have a fondness for Sushi Junai. The restaurant presents an excellent all-you-can-eat (AYCE) deal, priced at just $27 for lunch available daily from 11 am to 3 pm. The quality surpasses that of many AYCE sushi establishments, likely because the menu items are also available a la carte, necessitating a consistent standard of quality to satisfy both dining options. However, the quality can vary; at times the fish is vibrant, firm, and fresh, while at others, it appears to be nearing the end of its shelf life--edible, but far from ideal. A particular point of contention for me is the frequent unavailability of the Cucumber Passion roll, my personal favorite. It features a variety of raw fish encased in cucumber instead of rice, making it not only delicious but also keto-friendly. Unfortunately, it's often claimed to be "out of stock," a situation that miraculously resolves itself upon expressing disappointment. I suspect this is either due to its higher food cost or the additional effort required for preparation, a challenge I believe wouldn't exist if ordered a la carte. On a positive note, the service is commendable--efficient and responsive.

Found this place in downtown Austin. Great food and friendly staff. They also have an all you can eat option.

Amazing ayce sushi spot near UT campus!! Service is great, and the resraurant and casual and clean! We ordered multiple rounds of food. Really loved the nigiri! The fish was fresh, and each piece was pretty big! The rolls were also fantastic and filling! For dessert, we got strawberry and green tea mochi with whipped cream and chocolate drizzle! They were super nice to cute them into fourths since we had a large group and wanted to share!

Went here for date night, they have all you can eat sushi. Everything was very yummy. One of my favs was "monkey brains" aka stuffed mushrooms that are filled with crab and other goodies and deep fried. Fish was fresh and flavorful, there is some street parking outside and a parking lot across the street.

Food: 4.5 / 5 Service: 4.5 / 5 Cleanliness: 4 / 5 Parking: 2 / 5 Price: 4.5 / 5 Not the best sushi I've had but man, I sure can eat a lot and this is the best All You Can Eat spot (sushi) in Austin! If you know of something better and affordable, please do let me know on Instagram/TikTok or here on Yelp! All the rolls here are solid. Doesn't blow your mind but it's very filling. Highly recommend this EASILY! - TikTok/YouTube: @gillynova

One of my favorite places for sushi, the all you can eat option is great for its value. The service is quick, but the food doesn't lack quality for it. Wide variety of options and every time we've tried something new it has been great. The restaurant is small, but doesn't feel cramped. Overall great option!

Great atmosphere and convenient to the campus and downtown hotels. The prices are incredibly reasonable. I tried the red devil and was surprised by the quality of the tuna and taste. The staff is very friendly and I will definitely come back on the next trip

Overall, I would say my friend and I had a good experience at Sushi Junai. The all you can eat sushi dinner special was a fair price and we definitely got our moneys worth. I forgot to take picture of a bunch of the stuff we ordered but I would recommend getting the monkey brain as an appetizer and would advise you stay away from the roll I took a picture of that is wrapped in seaweed. I believe it was raw octopus that had wasabi on it. I couldn't do the texture and I'm not a picky eater lol. I would also say to maybe skip the ice brownie. It was just a cold Costco brownie with a scoop of ice cream so nothing special. The service was good though and it was a cute and quiet location.

AYCE sushi at Sushi Junai made me so happy. I've ordered a la carte here before, but the AYCE lunch deal is worth it if you are capable of eating more than $28 worth of food. This is what I ordered: Ex girlfriend: $15.50, good shrimp tempura, one of my favourites. Final destination: $15.50, very good. Sashimi special: $14.95, some solid sashimi pieces. Who's your daddy?: $13.95, good tempura roll. Salmon holic: $14.50, didn't like the spicy sauce. Too much sauce. Total would-be cost: $74.40 This was such a good deal, and the sushi was delicious! Great service too. I was ordering pretty frequently.

Came for AYCE (36.95) dinner. Fish quality is alright. Their nigiri and rolls are densely packed with sushi rice & they make you eat it all or they will charge you extra. We tried removing some rice from our nigiri because the rice to fish proportions were outrageous but were told we had to finish all the rice. The service is good and quick!

This place is very great! I didn't think it would be as good as it was. Waiters are also very accommodating.

Small sushi place close to UT. Thoroughly disappointed... * Food: Just okay, nothing spectacular. If you have an unquenchable craving for sushi, may be this place will help with that. * Cleanliness: The place was nasty... sticky floors, chairs, bathrooms... and this comes from someone who have been to good number of the typical Asian restaurants with not as ideal hygiene * Service: Meh. Nothing to write home about. Our server seemed distracted and not very helpful when we asked him more questions If I was a student and really needed sushi, may be I'd come here but tbh I'd rather buy it from HEB

Excellent value, the sushi was so fresh and tasty. very cool vibe. Would definitely recommend.

Good deal - especially the lunch special. Got the 2 rolls deal with miso soup. The soup was warm and hearty especially on a cold day. The Ex Girlfriend Special Roll was incredible. I would definitely recommend. The crunchiness of the tempura balanced with the soft crab and it melted together for a perfect bite. The JJ roll was also good, but not as flavorful as I would have liked. Would not get it a second time. Also tried the mango mochi but honestly $5 for 2 mochi pieces is steep.

We enjoyed our time at Sushi Junai and will return. I'd consider them a middle of the road sushi establishment with a price commensurate with quality. With how wacky the economy is nowadays, places like this provide high value for your money and for that, we will be back. The restaurant is UT campus adjacent and parking tooking a bit of time so keep in mind if you are on a schedule. We ordered their chicken karaage (tasty but the meat was a little tough), pork tonkatsu, tuna poke, tuna roll, salmon roll, and the Junai special. Nothing was blow your mind amazing however it was all very delicious and fresh and worth every penny. The service was friendly and prompt and they timed the dishes well. It did seem like a millenial and campus aged crowd and that added to the fun diversity of me being a curmudgeonly Gen Xer there. They do have an all you can eat option (with what seems like a ton of rules) and I think I'll try that out next time. Recommend!

I paid $40 exact after taxes/before tip for the dinner all-you-can-eat. I'd liked to have stayed closer to the $30 range, but I'm telling you it did not disappoint. The food was absolutely delicious, the waiters came back often enough that I wasn't waiting, and the environment was cozy despite being small. I will say that I was slightly unimpressed with a few pieces being so skimpy on fish, especially the top layer being so thin. The sashimi was outstanding though and that made up for it. If I ever return to Austin, I'll be eating here again!

I have finally found my sushi spot in Austin; and let me tell you if you have not been here you're missing out! I ate here multiple times and have not been disappointed at all. They have crazy fast service ontop of delicious rolls; and so many to choose from! This place does AYCE right for sushi, and makes me feel right at home on the west coast (especially with their hilariously named sushi rolls.) The place is cute & pretty small, but so lively! I even dined in on my own and didn't feel uncomfortable or out of place, so if you're looking to even enjoy some good food & dine on your own you'll feel welcome here. Even without ayce, the à la carte option of paying wasn't unfairly priced or anything. So if you don't have the patience to stay hungry and eat alot of sushi, you can still buy a roll and some great appetizers at a great price. Edit; just found out this place is so good because the owner is ALSO from las vegas!! Small world! :)

Maki rolls were a joke. Completely overloaded on rice. Messy and brittle. Spider roll was really tough and massive. Crab mix filler was not good. Cucumber was just one thin strip of the skin. They put the part that gets peeled off and dumped into the bin into the roll. California roll was crab mix and didn't have any avocado in it. Rainbow roll was ok. Tekka maki was weird - very flat, wide discs with way too much rice. Looked like they were twice the diameter you'd expect and double wrapped around. Way too much rice. Udon noodles were overcooked and mushy. Broth was okay. Fish quality seemed fairly low-grade but not spoiling or going bad. Sushi piece cuts/sizes were not uniform. Very awkward to eat. Just don't bother with this place.

We went on a Saturday night and did the all you can eat option. We had no wait for three people and most of the food was pretty good. I would pass on the poke, monkey brain, and spicy Asian salad. The poke was okay, I wish it came with something other than fish and the sauce it had was mediocre. The monkey brain had too much mushroom and too little filling, and the salad was just lettuce and some hot sauce. Other than that, I really liked the tuna firecracker and rolls. It also came with dessert which we weren't sure if it was included since it wasn't on the side of our menu. Overall nice place with good food, and everything came out relatively quickly.

Great all you can eat sushi place near campus. The menu is a little overwhelming and you'll easily get too much food and have to force yourself to eat (wasting = you're paying extra). The restaurant is also small, and lots of students and younger crowd. Not really a romantic date night spot but a great place to meet friends. For $36.95 you can eat A LOT of sushi - a must if you're craving it!! The waiters are quick, and polite. The fish is fresh. It won't be the best sushi you've ever had, but overall it's a great spot- I recommend! My favorites include: - screaming O and white O (you only get 1/person) - monkey brain - sashimi special - the cucumber passion is surprisingly refreshing - the candy cane - the ex girlfriend - I heard the wet dream is good, but haven't tried myself Pro tip: - go off hours. We went at 5pm as a group of 8 and got a table right away. Starting at 6 it gets very busy! - don't get too full on appetizers and fried sushi - and always get the pieces that are limited to one per person, they are the best

We have been a handful of times. It was always awesome. This past visit was lack luster. The food- usually great, but it was sloppy. The rolls were assembled half-assed and the presentation was poor. Atmosphere- everything was dirty, which was funny because all of the staff were sitting at a table or laying on a booth playing on their phones. The walls had funk on them, the floor was so dirty it was sticky. You could visibly see the layers of film. The service- was alright, the server really didn't seem to be interested in being there or being helpful. It felt like he was rushing us even though we had not even come close to reaching the time limit on AYCE. I'm not sure what the issue is. I'd go back, but I'd be hoping the clean up their act. Literally.

Would not return here especially for the price. The fish was frozen when it came out and some of the fish tasted off (especially the tuna). Pretty sure my friends and I got food poisoning the next few days from it. The service was great though! Cute place.

The interior is a little dated but comfortable.... The sushi was well made and very good.... Not the best I've had, but worth the price and was a value. The sushi rolls were a little heavy on the rice and not so much with ingredients but once again, a good value for the price.

Sushi Junai is convenient and popular amongst students for its unlimited sushi special. I have tried their unlimited sushi a few times, and I thought it was really fun and extremely filling. I recently went and ate a la carte (the blackjack roll) and it was slightly disappointing. The portion size was a bit small and the sushi wasn't particularly impressive compared to comparable sushi restaurants in Austin.

While this place is still super good, I've consistently run into a few issues that I think need to be included in my review. The rice is often a bit warm with a weird sweet aftertaste. Also, while the AYCE deal is amazing no matter which way you look at it, I often find that I'm not given everything I order when it comes to nigiri. Every single time I've been, some nigiri never arrives and I'm either told "oh it's coming" and then it never does, or I'm eventually told they're out. Also, the servers don't often know what kind of nigiri they're putting in front of you, and they don't really seem to care, so it can get confusing when you're attempting to try new items or make sure you're getting everything you ordered. No harm no foul financially since it's all the same price, but it's a frustrating. Also, it can be tough to flag down your server when trying to order more sushi. They seldom come by to check on you. That being said, these issues haven't deterred me from coming here again and again. If you are hungry and can eat a LOT of sushi, it's worth the trip. Their rolls are top notch and it's a great opportunity to try different fish if you're not sure what kinds you like. It's a fun and tasty experience!

I would give zero stars if I could.. truly we should have stopped the meal once the dead spoiled salads and bland miso soup came out to start our all you can eat sushi deal.. the fish was chewy and slimy.. the food simply was old and covered in any nasty flavor to hide the horrible taste of their sushi and other menu items,, my gf left throwing up and I left hungry.. needless to say trust me!! - do not go there. I can leave a novel for how disgusting the food at this place was... Anybody who says their sushi is good clearly has never tried sushi anywhere else not even at a China buffet. Absolutely waste of money but at least My girlfriend and I were able to laugh later in the night for how disgusting and terrible it was

My teammates and I have been coming here for years and we absolutely love it! HOOK'EM

This isn't my first time here and it won't be my last. Even though getting the sushi rolls out to customers is a little slow, IT'S WELL WORTH THE WAIT! My favorite part is they have an all you can eat option. I know, I know. When I think all you can eat and sushi, my first thought is, "How good is it?" Let me tell you, it's good! This place also has one of the biggest choices of rolls I've seen at a sushi restaurant. Below, I've included a few pics of some of their

Service A+ Food C Ambiance D All you can eat specials for lunch, and dinner are worth of value. However, the amount of sushi for what you get and sashimi à la carte is not worth the value. They obviously go through a ton of rice so much that the rolls, rice is never cold enough. Sushi that I received today had warm rice. Yuck. If you want to tie on your feed bag, this is the place to go and it's certainly worth the value and you'll get a decent meal. This is my fourth visit. The rolls are very large and overloaded. You will get full really quick. Lots of crab mix options.

Amazing! Super fast service and everything I got was delicious. I ordered for pick up and it was easy and everyone was so nice. I opted for 2 baked rolls and they were perfect. The golden Cali was my favorite!

Sheeeesh I've tried this place twice. Wanted to like it but i just can't. The sushi doesn't seem fresh. There's lots of filler in the rolls. They only let us order four rolls at a time. The service was also not good. I had to flag the host down several times to even order, and then i could tell she just started to ignore me. Both times it wasn't great food, wasn't great service. And the tables are sooo sticky bc they use bleach on them. There's other all you can eat places that are much better.

Food: We ordered three starters and three mains. The highlight for me was the Black Cod Misoyuan-Yaki plate - when the menu said it's baked to perfection it really is! The seasoning on it is excellent. The other highlight was the Agedashi tofu, which was perfectly fried with a light crisp exterior and a soft interior that just melted in our mouthes. The food was all expertly seasoned and tasted fresh. A lot of downtown Japanese food features ghastly over-seasoning and dousing in super-sweet / salty sauce - Junai was the opposite and just perfect! We loved all the dishes except the Gyoza, which we would've skipped next time since it was dry. Starters: Gyoza (5pc) (Pan fried Japanese style dumplings) 7 Agedashi Tofu (Silken firm tofu, is lightly dusted with potato starch and deep fried until golden brown) 8 Chicken Karaage (Japanese cooking technique in which chicken are deep fried in oil) 9 Mains: SASHIMI DINNER - Sashimi (10pc) + Classic Roll + Seaweed salad 32 Black Cod Misoyuan-Yaki Plate (Marinated in Saikyo Miso and baked to perfection, Black Cod with Miso & Soy and asparagus, mushroom, onion, carrot) 25 Seafood Yaki Udon (Assorted seafood and vegetable, stir fried udon noodle) 12 Service was excellent. We were graciously seated by the hostess and had our orders taken. The kitchen was flexible and offered to accommodate some our party, who wanted cooked fish instead of raw sashimi. Ambience felt like a Japanese oasis in the middle of downtown Austin. Junai is tucked above a bar but the entryway opens to a faux Sakura tree, which breaks down the booth segment of the restaurant from the omakase bar segment. Value: Our total (food, tax, and tip) came out to just under $120, which was mid-range to pricy ($40/person for starter and non-pricy main) but we felt it was worth it given we were exceedingly stuffed with delicious food paired with great service. Overall, I loved Junai and can't wait to return and taste their perfectly cooked Black Cod Misoyuan-Yaki plate again.

This place deserves 0 stars!!! Found a piece of the tip of a glove in one of our rolls and the server is refusing to take it off and a manager is not on duty to speak to about it. DO NOT COME HERE!!!

I am not sure what is good AYCE sushi in Austin, and this is coming from the Dallas area, i had high hopes seeing the amount of 5 stars that this sushi place had, however, the sushi here was not impressive. THE NIGIRI: There is too much rice and too thin fish on the nigiri. It's currently priced at $37 for AYCE so you might have expected some pieces that actually were big enough. THE GINGER AND WASABI: The ginger had dark edges around it, i believe it is old. The sweet shrimp had a slimy texture which unfortunately is not what raw shrimp should be like. You can't taste the wasabi at all. It seems no matter how much wasabi i put on my nigiri i cant seem to taste anything. THE KARAAGE: We ordered the karaage, first of all they give out so many pieces it's as if they are trying to stuff you with cheap chicken so that you cant order more of the other stuff, secondly the chicken has a promising crunch at first only to be followed with a seasonless batter, dry meat, and it feels like its been microwaved due to its sort of flattening like texture. THE EYEBROW RAISER: The blackboard on the wall was written in what is known as "wonton font" which has been controversial through the years. I wont bring piunts down as i am giving the benefit of the doubt, but this comment is meant to be constructive criticism so that you may avoid any unnecessary controversy moving forward. THE SERVICE: Although there were many negatives about the food, the service was good except the fact that they seated a 6 person party right next to us in an empty restaurant. Overall this place needs work, I can't see myself walking in here ever again but I hope my review will help this business improve.

Typically I would have given this place five stars. I love their sushi selection and especially their all you can eat prices. We waited an hour to be seated which is understandable because they were busy. Upon being seated they squeezed a chair next to us for a large party next to us, giving us absolutely no space to move. The back of the chair they placed was literally touching my husbands knees. We asked if the chair could be placed on the other end of the table or if we could be relocated and Andrew refused despite there being open tables to move us to. We have been coming here for years but were incredibly disappointed at how this situation was handled. We opted to leave after driving 45 minutes to eat and paying for parking. Incredibly disappointing experience.

When a friend mentioned us going to an "All-You-Can-Eat" Sushi restaurant, I was excited, and nervous all at the same time! I mean who doesn't love sushi and wants to eat it ALL?!?! But then I'm like "dude, can I even eat that much?" "is it fresh?" "is this really a good idea"?!?! Well I will help you out with all those questions by saying: 1) They make it fresh as you order, so no this is not a sushi buffet 2) And YES it's a good idea! So it's a very small space, so if you're going to go, you probably want to get there earlier than you actually want to eat. Luckily, I just saw on Yelp, that they have a live waitlist so you can gauge the time frame for your wait. So it is a bit pricey for the All you can eat deal, $40 for dinner and I think $32 or so for lunch. Definitely would come for lunch if possible just to save. However, it's great if you get even just 2-3 rolls, you'll get your money's worth. Most of the sushi comes in pieces of 8 so keep that in mind. I literally had to starve myself for the day to prep for this....haha! It worked though, I like that they offer literally everything on the menu as part of the deal, so you can get an appetizer, sushi, and dessert even as part of the deal. So I did just that. Started with a seaweed salad Rolls: Baked Roll: Mountain (wasn't really a fan, it was okay, but not my fav) Sushi Rolls: Ex Girlfriend and Final Desination Roll (both were delicious, definitely would get them again)! Dessert: The Green Tea Mochi Ice Cream I definitely enjoyed my rolls, and did leave just a few on the table, they do charge you regardless of whether or not you finish your rolls, so come with your appetite ready. Luckily for me, I had a bunch of hungry men in the group, who took advantage of my smaller appetite and finished them for me. LoL! I also got to try a few of the other rolls that they ordered, but couldn't remember them all. The only things ordered between our group that we had complaints on and weren't fans of were: 1) Die Hard Roll (it was literally just doused in Sriracha sauce, so it was spicy sure, but had NO taste outside of the sauce) and 2) The Avocado salad...was good, but had alot of avocado on it. Now normally wouldn't be a complaint, but it will fill you up quickly if you're trying to do the all you cant eat, so just keep that in mind. Heard it was a good salad though, just couldn't finish it if you wanted to eat other things. I don't know if all you can eat is the ONLY option, or if you can order a-la-carte as well. Honestly though, for the price of sushi, I think going with the all you can eat is your best option. I'll definitely be back, when I'm really craving sushi and have dieted for the day to be able to eat it all !

If you are not picky about sushi. This place might not even be as good as the sushi bars at airports. Non-Japanese chef, rap music, nothing worth mentioning.

I ordered a spicy Ramen, I swear they used the Korean Shim Ramen package you can find in any market. No taste of salt because they added it too much water and made it into a big bowl. The noodle is still hard, because it is freaking dry instant noodle.... It is cheap, but I didn't walk in here for the price. Where is the chef's conscious when he is literally serving a pack of Shim Ramen.... And charge like 10 bucks.

Sushi is just okay, don't go out of your way to try it. Waitress was friendly. Will probably not be back.

Trash, left with a stomach ache. This is LOW quality fish made by people who have no business making sushi. Would NEVER return

I've tried this place twice and had mixed feelings. I would highly recommend going here for the sushi only -- the ex girlfriend roll is incredible and I should have gotten it the second time around. When the place is busy, good luck getting drink refills. I highly recommend their beef bulgogi if you're not a sushi person. The chicken katsu was crispy but flavorless and dry.

The idea of an all you can eat menu for lunch is great. But I noticed that their rolls were extremely heavy on the rice, which obviously can fill you up quickly. I would recommend going there if you only want to order items outside of the rolls.

Well that was disappointing. I was browsing sushi joints on UberEATS and saw great reviews on Yelp for Sushi Junai Omakase. I ordered, and then found out that that business and Sushi Junai are apparently two totally different businesses. Wanted to be pleasantly surprised when the food arrived but I wasn't. It was clear from the get-go that this restaurant doesn't put a lot of care into my sushi. Sushi rice was smeared on top of the rolls, which I found out weren't even cut 100%, so when I picked up a piece it was still attached to the next piece. They threw in a couple of packets of soy sauce and no plastic ramekin to mix with the wasabi. I had to use a lid as a makeshift soy container. The rolls themselves were just ok. The fish to rice ratio was way off, and it was just a boring, almost grocery store like sushi experience. I had their one no-rice roll that came with a sauce, and I ended up using the sauce on the rest of my maki to make it edible. Ate four rolls no problem, whereas I usually order four rolls from my usual spot and can't finish it. Again, my own fault for not being thorough enough in my searching. If you want great sushi, check my reviews and you'll see the one I'm a fan of. None of these issues and basically the same price point.

The single most confounding experience I've had at a restaurant. Came in to eat with a friend who lived in Austin previously, and spoke highly of this establishment. Ordered the Nabeyaki Udon. Most places serve it with a slice or two of tempura. It even says distinctly on the menu it includes tempura. They bring it out, and I dig around asking where the tempura is. The waiter shrugs then says "that's just the way they made it." I object, show him their own menu, and the waiter says "well, that's just the way they made it." We push back a bit and say "well, you need to make this right somehow, it's distinctly on the menu." He says "ok, I'll see" I honestly thought they'd just bring me the tempura on the side, so I continued to eat. He never came back until he brought the bill, at which point I asked about the tempura. "They said that's just the way they made it." "Look, I ordered something on the menu that distinctly lists something I wanted, and it wasn't provided. Can you understand why that would be frustrating? Can we speak to the manager?" "The manager isn't available." Not wanting to bicker with the waiter, who was working hard to give off an edgy "I don't give a f" vibe, I relented. Multiple pieces of tuna they served were still frozen, near solid. Food was marginal, and the service was breathtakingly bad. The scary part is - a waiter that responds that way to an issue that is clearly an error by the restaurant is just projecting the energy of the business and ownership.

Their second location is a lot better but still pretty good AYCE sushi near campus! Limited menu but good rolls

I enjoyed the little "hole in the wall" feel. it made me feel like i was in nyc again. I would definitely order the "all you can eat" sushi next time because the rolls were a little thin so it wasn't very filling. Overall I would try it again.

Server and service was nice and the food was good, but funny part was we thought at first we were only getting small plates of sushi so we ordered more and then they brought out the whole plate of sushi and end up taking a plate to go

WARNING! HAIR FOUND IN FOOD!!! This restaurant is so dirty and the staff follow NO food/health sanitation guidelines! I ordered a spicy salmon roll and after eating 2 pieces, I realized a long BLACK HAIR was present on top of my sushi roll. Horrified I spit out my food into a napkin and called for the server. I also noticed that NONE of the sushi "chefs" were wearing appropriate hats or hair coverings. That is why I am NEVER eating here again. My husband also used the restroom here and said it was disgusting. It is an all around UNCLEANLY, dingy spot! Do not eat here unless you want hair in your food or to become sick