Sushi Kushi

It’s on pricier side, but quality if food is pretty good. I like a lot of sashimi and sushi options, everything is fresh and tasty. The rolls though are pretty average. Still I think it’s worth it if that’s something you can afford

We tried this place recently with a group of 6 and had an amazing experience. We did the all-you-can-eat sushi on the weekend (charged as dinner price of $39.99) and it did not disappoint. We tried so many rolls, crab Rangoon, dumplings, noodles, and more. It was an excellent experience for an amazing price. We had a private room which was spacious and comfortable. Our daughter was able to enjoy chicken and fries. They have different pricing based on the age of the child. The wait staff was friendly and informative. We will definitely come back.

We went many ayce sushi in DFW area and this is hands down the best ayce sushi within the $30 price range. We’ve been to Sushi Kushi 5 times in the last 2 years. The service has always been super fast, fish rice ratio for nigiri is great, and of course you got sashimi as well. They even have Tako wasabi?! Super niche, the taste was great, and authentic. I’m a fan :)

First time here and we were impressed with the quality of the sushi for an all you can eat experience. Sushi was presented nicely and the service was fantastic. Food came out quickly. There is a 90 min limit for lunch but we were already very full in less than an hour. Ambience was also great. Dessert was not included though.

The sushi here is really good, super fresh and tasty. Definitely a spot for people who enjoy raw fish and raw stuff in general, since most of the good stuff on the menu leans that way. If that’s your thing, you’ll probably love it. Also, try the takoyaki if you’re into appetizers. It was really yummy, crispy outside, soft hot inside, just the right kind of savory. Overall, I enjoyed it, but it’s not for everyone. If you’re not into raw food, maybe skip it.

Our server Andy did a great job serving us. His recommendations were on point and made our all-you-can-eat lunch enjoyable. Most of the sushi was decent, and the appetizers were better than many other sushi places

Ordered combination fried rice ($18), egg rolls (more like spring rolls $5) to go tonight. It was packaged beautifully but needless to say it was not good at all. I’m I would NOT recommend the dishes I ordered. It truly was not fried rice and the egg rolls more than likely came off the all you can eat. Everyone was so friendly I really wanted the food to be good.

The all you can eat option is the best AYCE sushi in Dallas we’ve found. Great size fish, with TONS of options on the menu

The fish is so fresh and so many appetizers options. Of all the all you can it restaurant sushi kushi is the best

Overall, it was a good experience. The fish was fresh and tasted good, not mind-blowing, but solid. I appreciated that the all-you-can-eat menu had soft shell crab. Nice touch. One standout for me was the wasabi tako. I wasn't expecting it, but it turned out to be a pleasant surprise. Definitely something a little different. On the flip side, I'd recommend skipping the beef teriyaki as well as the shrimp and steak kushi tori. The flavor and texture just didn't do much for me. Service was friendly and fast, and the restaurant itself was clean and well-kept, which is always a plus. If you're in the area and craving sushi, it's worth a visit.

The menu with some images provided is different than the actual order sheet. Many , and I mean MANY items were not INCLUDED. We asked about uni, ankimo, fatty tuna, yellowtail collar, and sweet shrimp. Well, we were told NONE of these were available OR requires additional fee... they didn't bother to mention that from the menu nor make correction. We were told they can offer tuna toro on the house, except 10 minutes later we were told it wouldn't come in until later that day(we arrived at 5pm). I have not heard of deliveries at night especially for fish but oh well... The fish here has very little taste, I have never tasted scallops without any sweetness to it, until now. They did sear the scallops a little bit which was a nice touch, but flavorless scallop is just flavorless. Tasted like rubber. The soft shell crab was not only very oily and super tiny, but taste is also bad. I wouldn't recommend this place at all. Staff was nice but other than that, I give 2 stars for the food quality.

I came for the AYCE lunch portion. I was very excited when I first entered however the food was subpar at best. I think they do an excellent job at fried food like takoyaki but the fish was not fresh and bland. It looks pretty good but the fish tastes bland. The portion sizes are big tho!

I actually tried out Sushi Kushi when they first opened years ago but wasn't a fan so I never wrote a review on it. Fast forward to 2025 -- wow! Glad I decided to try them out again several years later because now my husband and I have been consistently going every few weeks. I'm usually whatever about AYCE sushi but Sushi Kushi does it right -- good quality food and pricing is really reasonable. I mean, AYCE sashimi? They have a really great selection of menu items. We typically go for the seared salmon nigiri and salmon nigiri. On one of our visits, we were given a plate of toro sashimi which just brought back all the memories of my previous trips to Japan...but the kicker was the tuna wasn't even from anywhere near there. Great staff, friendly service too!

The pieces of fish here were a good size but freshness doesn't compare to other places. The price compared to other AYCE sushi places is also higher. Their rice and fish ratio was good and service was quick. Tako-wasabi is a must try!

Came here with a group of friends for the first time. We really enjoyed it. A reservation had been made and we were ushered into a private room, which was very nice. The service was on the mark from the beginning. Was Sunday and had the all you can eat (2 hour limit). Had been a really long time since we had really good sushi and this place delivered. Nice ambiance, great service, great food, was worth the drive from FTW.

This is the best AYCE sushi place I've been to. I heard the ownership changed in the last few months, and the food and service were both amazing. Unlike other places that set insane limits or try to fill you up on rice, this place is the real deal: you can order plenty of sashimi per round (I think it was 5 per person for each type of fish), and the quality is great. Cherry on top is that they offer this raw squid dish as well! Each round came out fairly quickly, and I left feeling very satisfied. Ambiance is very no nonsense with a black interior and a mix of sports and kpop playing on the TVs, so an inclusive vibe for everyone

Someone recommended this to me. Not bad, not great. Customer service is pretty good, and the place is pretty cute and great for big groups. The appetizers and side dishes arent bad, but I am SUPER PICKY when it comes to sushi so take my review with a grain of salt.

It is actually insane how often I come here now. I bring everyone ever to this spot, whether it's a small group or a large one. They have enough space it is super easy to get seating, and there is such great variety there is something for everyone! I am so delighted that they offer AYCE sashimi now too!! Absolutely incredible

10/10 across the board! Came here for date night and everything was awesome. We sat immediately on a Friday night. The decor and ambiance was minimal but beautiful. We did the all you can eat option and it has amazing value! We ate soooo many things, I honestly can't remember it all. But there's not a single item we did not like! Highly recommend and will be returning!

The food is ok, the sashimi :( This is my husband's fav place that he used to eat with his dad. he said it's not as good as before, regarding the freshness. However, his dad loves it and i believe they will keep coming back

Sushi Kushi was delicious! I was unsure whether the whole menu was AYCE, but the servers informed me it was and from the appetizers to hibachi - everything was so tasty. My friend enjoyed the raw dishes as well, like the salmon. I'm not too big on those, but I did try and they pleasantly surprised me with the freshness. The reviews were correct about how fast they pick up dishes though, sometimes before you're ready to finish them lol. But nonetheless, I'd definitely come back.

If you come earlier on in the evening, you don't really need to wait at all, we were able to be seated pretty immediately! The menu is pretty extensive, but the ayce is pretty worth it because you can just try everything! The servers are pretty attentive in coming when you need them and they bring out your new order pretty quickly. I love that they have a button for you to just call your server over because then they're only checking in on you when you actually need them. The food is all plated so beautifully, and the quality is pretty high! The fish tasted so fresh!

The selection of food/sushi here is extensive, and I'm always a fan of a sushi place that offers seared salmon and seared scallops! The presentation of the food is also really nice, and I enjoyed all the food we had ordered. The only caveat is that there is no sashimi offered for AYCE even during dinner time, so the $40 price for dinner is a bit hefty especially since leftover rice will be charged extra. Still had a good time, and will likely visit again if I'm in the mood for AYCE sushi

Had a great time at this sushi spot! The food and service were both great. Everything came out fresh and the staff was super friendly and efficient. My favorites were the crab rangoon wontons, the sake nigiri and the unagi! Definitely a place I'll be coming back to. Worth every bite

I never had AYCE sushi, and we decided to try here after being turned away at another restaurant. It was definitely a good choice to come here. The food was pretty good for AYCE quality, and the servers were super attentive. The inside of the restaurant gave a very homey feeling and I enjoyed my experience. I will definitely be back!

Service and atmosphere was great. Food was mediocre at best. You'd get better fish and rolls from a grocery store sushi shop.

We tried this place recently with a group of 6 and had an amazing experience. We did the all-you-can-eat sushi on the weekend (charged as dinner price of $39.99) and it did not disappoint. We tried so many rolls, crab Rangoon, dumplings, noodles, and more. It was an excellent experience for an amazing price. We had a private room which was spacious and comfortable. Our daughter was able to enjoy chicken and fries. They have different pricing based on the age of the child. The wait staff was friendly and informative. We will definitely come back.

Just your average AYCE sushi place. Soon as we walked in, they emphasized charging for left overs. Once we sat down, once again, we were told of overcharges for left overs. The jallapeno bomb, the crab rangoons and edamame were the only really good things here. And those were apps. I unfortunately wouldn't visit again. For the price, I'd rather pay less and go to Ohayo.

Friendly service and got seated almost immediately. Big parking lot with ample seating. Loved the salmon nigiri, salmon was fresh and delicious. Would come back again!

Decided to grab some sushi the other day with my cousin. We went with an all-you-can-eat spot, and Sushi Kushi was our pick. The atmosphere was nice, and the staff were great--super welcoming and patient, especially since it was our first time there. They didn't rush us at all despite the huge menu. The specialty rolls had a ton of variety, the appetizers were delicious, and the sashimi tasted really fresh. Overall, it was a solid choice. I appreciated the service and would definitely recommend it to friends and family craving sushi.

Do not recommend for many reasons. Prices are sooo high compared to other spots around. Staff dont know how to communicate and are super pushy, the manager is a total DB and thinks he is running a 5 star restaurant lol. If you look at most of the 5 star reviews its the employees

Sushi Kushi is a must-visit for anyone craving high-quality AYCE sushi. Owned by the husband-and-wife duo, Joe and Hada, this restaurant delivers an incredible selection of fresh sushi, sashimi, and Japanese dishes in a very welcoming atmosphere. Some of my & my boyfriend's favorites are the seared salmon - perfectly torched, buttery, melt-in-your-mouth goodness that is hit with a bit of what looks like mayonnaise and salt & pepper- hamachi, spicy scallop nigiri, shrimp & veggie tempura, shrimp hibachi, agadashi tofu, miso soup, seaweed salad, and so much more. The yellowtail is another standout--delicate, fresh, buttery, and not fishy-tasting! Personal tip: ask for their carpaccio sauce. I literally dip all of my sushi in this. Beyond the sushi, the restaurant offers a variety of rolls, nigiri, and cooked options like baked mussels, skewers, and udon, ensuring there's something for everyone. The ambiance is cozy yet modern, with private party rooms available for larger gatherings. Joe and Hada have created more than just a sushi restaurant; they've built a space where guests can enjoy high-quality Japanese cuisine without the typical AYCE compromises. The service is attentive, and the food consistently impresses making Sushi Kushi our top-tier sushi spot! Highly recommend for sushi lovers looking for quality and variety at a GREAT value!

Love this place! The staff was super attentive even on a busy Friday night, and the food came out fast. We had a group of eight and were seated in a private room, which was perfect. Everything was fresh and beautifully presented -- nice thick slabs of sashimi! Favorites were the fresh salmon sushi, seared salmon, tuna, yellowtail, and scallops. Highly recommend!

This is AYCE sushi at its finest. They can get a little busy so be prepared for a wait during peak dinner rush. Servers and service can be a little slow to come back to you when it gets busy. Try to be patient and throw and hand up when you're ready or need a server. Food was amazing! Everything we had was delicious. Appetizers, sushi, and entrees came within a short period after waiting. Quality was stellar!!

Great atmosphere, friendly staff, and really tasty dishes. They have the best miso soup I've had in a while too. Lots to offer on the menu and will definitely come back. Delicious!

On weekends, only the dinner menu is available for the all-you-can-eat (AYCE) option. It's pricey compared to other AYCE places, but I thought that the quantity and quality of the food were pretty good. I ordered some items from the appetizer section that sounded interesting (e.g. the Monkey Brain, which is basically deep fried stuffed mushrooms), but I would stick with the sushi because most of the appetizers I tried were deep fried and thus tasted pretty similar to one another. All the servers were bustling and attentive; it was like as soon as they saw an empty plate, they would take it away. They would then bring a new paper menu soon after for me to select my next round of options. I liked being check up on often and didn't really feel rushed.

Sushi Kushi is a top-tier AYCE spot, but it's important to know what to order to get the most value for your money. The food is delicious, especially the Seared Salmon Nigiri. The restaurant is clean and has a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere.

After a day of playing volleyball with my cousins, we had to cancel out all our physical gains somehow.. and we ended up choosing ayce sushi! We got seated in one of the private rooms where you can watch whatever you want on the provided tv and change the lighting of the room. They have a button for whenever you want service. There's a bunch of appetizers, salads, nigiri, sushi rolls, and kitchen items you can order. We got a TON of nigiri, mainly salmon, eel, and tuna. I love their seared salmon nigiris. Their carpaccios are a must get, salmon is the best one imo, tuna is good too. They have lots of appetizers you can choose from as well, I liked the baked mussels. This place probably has the best quality sushi I've had for all you can eat. Though it is a bit pricey, at $40 pp.

This is one of those places yes it's a little bit pricier for all you can eat $40 per person, but their sashimi and nigiri is really good and their service is pretty fast. They have different things that if you wanted to try, I would recommend getting the soft shelf crab Was really good. Their overall service was very speedy and they brought the food pretty fast to you. they even have the most refreshing rolls that I've had for all you can eat in the DFW area so this one is one of my top favorites places to come eat.

Sushi Kushi is probably as good as it gets when it comes to AYCE sushi. No AYCE sushi place is going to have the highest quality fish like at Hatsuyuki or Uchi, but I'll admit Sushi Kushi is solid overall. We came as a party of 5 at 830pm on a Wed night, and we were seated in 1 of their private party rooms. This is pretty cool to have that sense of privacy, there's a TV available, and they use those lights to signal your waiter whenever you need something. As far as food goes the best bites of food were: Spicy chopped scallop nigiri Seared salmon nigiri Baked mussels Agedashi tofu Salmon, tuna, yellowtail carpaccio Niku nigiri Udon Noodle soup Overall, I'd recommend Sushi Kushi if you're looking for an AYCE option in Carrollton. The only real downside to this place is that sashimi is not included on their dinner menu. Be aware that they will charge you extra if you waste food too, including sushi rice. Otherwise, enjoy!

With tax and tips, this is a $50 AYCE sushi. The food and options are great and worth the price point. Before going to my seat, I was asked to select 1 out of 2 choices: AYCE or normal orders. They hand me a large paper menu and a pencil for AYCE. Food comes out almost immediately. I was handed a new blank menu page every time a new dish came out. Everything is fast and efficient. That said, I do have an ick. The staff check on me and clear out plates too often and too fast. I order 8 items in total. Every time I chew the last piece on a plate, someone will come by and take the plate away immediately. Then, someone else also comes by and check if they can take the paper order. That happened at least 4 times when I was there. Until I say I don't need to order more, they immediately drop the check when I, again, am with food in my mouth. The whole meal feels rushed, so I have to take points off. Maybe I would have a different experience another time.

Never been to and all you can eat sushi place and I am going to have honest but I am soo happy my coworker decided to come here, food, service were AMAZING!!! I told her this place is the bomb.com. Give it a shot trust me you will love it, ohhh and they have good music too.

I love their AYCE here! I think they serve hearty portions of good quality fish. I definitely recommend the seared salmon if you enjoy that and you can never go wrong with some eel! The service is always really good, our tables are never too crowded with plates and overall always a great experience.

I have been here a handful of times and noticed it actually got better over the years. Back then i thought the nigiri had way too much rice which made it difficult to get a bang for your buck at an ayce sushi place. I gave it another chance recently and am pleasantly surprised. I really enjoyed it! Sashimi is also included in the ayce now which i do not believe was included back then. My favorites are seared salmon nigiri and sashimi, spicy scallop nigiri, salmon nigiri. The crab rangoons were also super fresh, hot, and crispy!! My SO ordered 2 orders just for himself. Lol. Fast service. Clean inside. Id definitely come back!

FOOD This time when I went with my friend, we mostly ordered salmon or seared salmon which was sooo good. We also got seaweed salad which was tasty and not fishy at all. We ordered ono (escolar) which was also fresh and yummy. The jalapeno bomb had tuna in it and some creamy stuff which was super tasty. Eel was also yum, especially with the sauce. The baked mussels were also very creamy with some sweetness which was divine. Overall, the raw seafood and just overall everything was fresh and well made! Definitely more on the expensive side during dinner (around $40) but was a fun way to celebrate galentine's! SERVICE We noticed this time that there seemed to be more staff on hand. This helped with service and having everything come out faster, water filled faster, and multiple check-ins which we both appreciated!

Food: pretty good quality for (AYCE) all you can eat. However, there are some items that are on the menu that are not included in the AYCE. I wasn't too fond on that. Desserts were also separate. Service: they had good service all of the waiters and waitresses are very attentive, and friendly. Ambience: nice place! Big well lit, pretty, and spacious with beautiful decor. I would go back.

Not worth $30 for Ayce lunch on a Friday. Mediocre quality of food. Small portions. Must order from Ayce menu and checking the box next to the item you want every round. Time limit is 90 minutes. We started eating at 1pm amd at 2:20 mark, tried to order another round and the staff tells us kitchen closes at 2:15. Total ripoff! They started cleaning the table off before we were done. It seemed like they wanted us gone so they can leave. Been to many Ayce sushi places like Osaka in Addison, this is by far the worst sushi place. Food is really mediocre! Osaka is few $ cheaper and they are superior. Much more selections, plenty of items fully stocked on the buffet line. No time limit. Last, food quality is soon much better! Skip this place!

Food is pretty decent and it comes out pretty quick, that's kind of where the positive stops. The problem I have is I have been here twice, and both times we feel RUSHED AF. Servers will come and take your plate while you are in mid bite. Several times I had to say "no I'm not finished yet" I see that other diners have had the same comments on here so it is an issue across the board. They could at least ask if you are finished and can take your plate, instead of just snatching it away aggressively. I guess it's poor management and poor/no customer service training that leads to these kinds of issues. Also I came here 45 minutes before they closed for lunch, was told last call for food was 2:15 at the front door, I said that was fine cause I assumed we'd get to sit there until at least like around 2:30 to finish our meal... Then our server said last call was 2:05, I said lady at front said it was 2:15, if I would've known that, I wouldn't even come to eat here. I thought we could at least sit down for a little bit and enjoy a meal, but we were so rushed & obviously people they just wanted our money & for us to LEAVE. They came by several times to make sure we don't order any more food lol. They also did not bring us out a few items that I had checked off on the menu, but I was "over it" at that point and didn't want to inquire about it. For the price ($30 per person for lunch) you are really NOT getting a good experience...I'd rather go to Korean BBQ for about the same price and a better experience/ambiance and food.

I came here around lunch time on a whim and didn't realize it was all you could eat but didn't really bring the appetite for it since I didn't do my research before coming here so I just opted to order from their normal menu. I ended up ordering the unagi roll and the spicy tuna roll (~$8 each) as their price for the nigiri piece meal seemed a bit high to me. The sushi overall was pretty decent with the unagi roll being a pretty big step up from the spicy tuna for me personally. The staff was really attentive and service was fast so I think it would be a really good AYCE experience. I'll give that a shot at some point in the future and review that experience seperately. Overall I think I'd have been pretty happy with the quality and experience had I gone all you can eat you can option. It was a 3.5 for me that is likely would go up to a 4 had I gone for AYCE but rounds down to a 3 if you just ordering from the normal menu. I think some of my price concerns are likely mitigated by going with AYCE as it wouldn't take ordering too much outside of rolls to get to the same price or higher. It seems like there is some really big potential for coming here for that but I think you can do better in the area if you are just ordering from the normal menu.

I really enjoy this AYCE sushi spot, especially now that they've added sashimi to their menu. It's not available for lunch though so be prepared to pay dinner price if you want sashimi too. I wish they had dessert options though. One thing I will say is that the service is inconsistent. I usually have a good to great experience unless their manager is serving us. He's very rude and has an attitude about him that just doesn't sit quite well with me. I'm not asking for special treatment or anything but sometimes I have ordering limits and sometimes I don't. It seems to be that only when I'm served by the manager, I think his name is Jacob, he's always enforcing some sort of rule that I've never had encountered and I go to this spot pretty frequently. Danny and Brandon are amazing, they always make my party laugh and have a great experience. Whenever we get served by Jacob, it makes me regret going to Sushi Kushi. I went with a group of 6, one person does not eat fish. She wanted to still join and was happy to pay for the ayce price along with everyone on the table. However, he continued to make comments like "why are you here?". I know it was probably a joke but maybe we should start normalizing that we shouldn't shame people for their choice of diet when she didn't request for any other special treatment. Aside from that, the food has always been great, they updated their kitchen menu and it always comes out hot and fresh.

Extremely rude manager, will not ever take my business here again. These restaurants are a dime a dozen would pay you to think about how you speak to others.

It is an all you can eat Japanese restaurant. Food quality was good. Except we did not get to have much sashimi. They limit the order for the sashimi. Sushi you can order as much as you want. You can not leave the rice behind and just eat the fish, they will call your attention. Be careful not to order too much. If you have leftovers, they will charge you. They make you aware of this policy as soon as you get to the reception counter. The fish was fresh and the sushi rice was good. We did order a few rolls which we felt was way too sweet. The ambiance is okay. The service was good.

The sushi looked great. The rolls not so much. Very hefty in rice and a lot of sauce. It was very overwhelming and made it hard to finish one full roll. The fish are thick cut but a little on the lukewarm side. So it makes it not as tasty. We liked the salmon, seared salmon, and steak sushi. The steak hibachi fried rice is very good. We would not get any rolls again though. Every person gets one small order of 3 pieces of sashimi. It went up in price again, now $40 person. We didn't think this was worth it. Def we have another AYCE we like more.

$40 a person.. idk. I don't think that it was worth $40 a person. That's excluding tax and tip. We had a group of 11 people and ended up paying $51 a person. If you want to pay for variety and convenience, by all means. Our big group of 11 came around 8:45. I think they were a little upset that we had such a big group coming in at such a late time but they still accommodated us. I do like how they have private rooms for bigger parties. Our private room had a TV so that's pretty cool. Even with us coming in so late they tended to us pretty well. Agadashi tofu (3/5) Shrimp Shumai (3/5) Baked mussels (5/5) Chicken fried rice (4/5) Miso soup (2/5) Gyoza (3/5) Seared salmon (4/5) Seared Tuna (3/5) Yellowtail (2/5) kinda chewy Eel (2/5) mine had bones Salmon (3/5) I think they have gone up in price since the last time I went and this time around I didn't think it was worth it. May not be coming back for a while.

the menu is very big. appetizers, drinks, rolls, the whole bunch. but big does not mean best. the rolls are up to par, for what you pay. appetizers are either boiling hot or lukewarm at best. even fresh rolls are a little warm. the service is pretty slow as well. ordered a dragon roll twice and never got it, ordered chicken katsu twice and only got it the second time. the portions are either huge or too small, and that's how they get you with the leftovers fee. the main room is a little loud and cramped, but the "party rooms" are nice and quiet but very dry. mobile data is not very good so you'll have to rely on the menus to see exactly what's in everything. if you're close, go, but if you're willing to make the drive there's better spots. not bad but not great

Came for my birthday celebration with my wife's family. It was a total of 9 of us. We all opted in for all you can eat. My daughter is 9, so it would have been nice to have a slightly lower price for her, considering she didn't eat much. The service was great. Staff constantly kept our water jugs filled. Every dish that had beef was outstanding from the beef nigiri to the steak hibachi. I enjoyed the carpaccio. The salmon nigiri was excellent, both seared and non seared. The ambiance has been better in the past. We had to sit in a shared room this time. Overall it was a great time. We stayed until the place closed without ever feeling rushed. I look forward to my next visit.

Service was 10/10! For sure the best AYCE sushi in the dallas area. Fish is fresh, service is fast, and fish to rice ratio is perfect.