Sushi Train

We accidentally parked in the "back" so we tried to go around to the opposite side which we thought would be the front. But it was a side entrance. Lol. Upon entering, the restaurant seem dark and dirty. We sat at the bar because that's where the choo choo train was that delivered the sushi. We were given a full menu and a paper menu to mark our items on. For the lunch price of $19.99, you're not entitled to any of the specialty roles unless you pay $3 extra per roll. I won't be coming back for lunch if I ever come back. Dinner is obviously the better value if you like specialty rolls, AKA the high priced rolls. I ordered two individual pieces and the rice was quite dry and the octopus was chewy. The California rolls that we ordered had rice that was a bit more moist but still not what it should be. All of the rolls were pretty boring and pretty basic for the lunch menu price except for the Hampton roll which, surprise, was warm, but it had two different sauces on it that finally had some flavor. The fried tempura was heavily coated and very greasy. Traditional Japanese tempura should not be greasy. The first round of fried tempura included perfectly cooked shrimp, but the second round had overcooked shrimp. The edamame was good. The gyoza was okay and super scalding as it just came out of the fryer. The chicken katsu was crunchy but not very tasty and the beef teriyaki was tasty but a little dry and overcooked. There were no desserts on the all you can eat menu. Again, not bad for 20 bucks a person for all you can eat but not delicious. I left full though because I didn't want to pay for my leftovers. We only got to experience the train one time. The the rest of the time the sushi chefs just handed us our food over the counter which was disappointing because we went for the train experience. Also, it didn't appear that the chefs were well trained. It look like amateur hour behind the bar. Two of them were brand new and were asking very bizarre questions. None of the five people behind the bar were sociable enough to even say a single word to us. And the two waiters didn't seem like they were able to communicate with the men behind the bar. It was an uncomfortable atmosphere for sure.

I took the "all you can eat route". My visit was during a less-busy time around dinner hours. My plate arrived rather quickly. Presentation of my order was good. I almost didn't know where the door to this restaurant was as I walked around the premise that reminds me of a jailhouse with brick walls and barred windows. Not a jab for the restaurant. Merely an observation for the next patron to know they didn't miss the place.

My daughter and I are in the area on vacation and we wanted a unique dining experience. We had too much fun here. What a fun experience. We love trains and it's amusing to have your food delivered to you on our train. The sushi chefs are super fast and our server was attentive. The sushi was really good.

The food was super good, had a little tiny tray and that was super cute that delivered the sushi and the service wasn't really good because well I wanted to refill my drink and no one really came that much and the atmosphere was cool. Actually really cute. The fish though was so fresh and good like the place overall is a five star just the service. It's not really good. Just in for a suggestion. Maybe like make them come over more often so if someone needs a refill in their drink they can get it... So overall it's a five star. Thank you for listening or reading my review🤤🤤🤤😋😋😋😋😋😋😋🤤🤤🤤

This place is actually REALLY good! I'm definitely going back. I'm pretty picky, but the chefs prepared my sushi as I requested with no issues. I loved it. They did a phenomenal job, and the waitress was great. Sushi Train has a large selection of food, and the Train toy was a plus to see. Enjoy

If you're a sushi lover looking for an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant, Sushi Train is worth checking out. My visit there was a delicious experience, although I must say I've had better sushi elsewhere. That being said, Sushi Train is perfect for when you just want to indulge in a lot of sushi. The highlight of my meal was definitely the I-25 Roll, which featured shrimp tempura, cream cheese, and avocado topped with both tuna and salmon. The flavors complemented each other well, and I couldn't get enough of it. While the nigiri I had wasn't the best, it was still decent. The fish was fresh, and the rice was well-prepared, but it didn't quite have that wow factor that I've experienced at other sushi restaurants in Denver. The all-you-can-eat price was also a great deal, and the service was good. The ambiance of the restaurant was nice and the train that they send the sushi around on was a unique touch. All in all, if you're looking for a fun and filling sushi experience, Sushi Train is worth a visit.

Not a bad sushi spot! Staff was friendly, sushi chefs and servers greeted us kindly. Sushi was good! Not great, my nigiri that I ordered, the rice seemed a bit on the mushy side, but rice did have flavor! Fish was good, I enjoyed the Sake(Salmon) & Mackerel(Saba). Would come back again!

We got the all-you-can-eat sushi - the delivery system is an actual toy train that pulls the sushi plate to your seat! This was so cool and entertaining. The sushi came EXTREMELY fast. Sushi Train provided the most timely service we’ve ever experienced for sure, like nearly as fast as fast food. The sushi was awesome too - I highly recommend the My Girlfriend roll, Royal Gorge roll, and the seared tuna nigiri. The staff was amazing. They were so nice explaining how the system works and so kind when it came to service and paying the bill. They definitely made us a future regular!

This particular night the food here was on fire!! Nigiri tuna, yellow tail, and salmon were fresh and so flavorful! The tuna was melt-in-your-mouth tender. We also ordered a few rolls that were great tasting. The real show-stopper for me was the baked mussels with spicy mayo. These mussels were some of the best I have ever had :) 30.00 for all-you-can-eat with a few extra dollars for specialty rolls is a fantastic price for this quality sushi. Our waiter was patient, attentive, and helpful. He made sure our drinks were filled with our orders coming out promptly! This was 5-star experience for me!

All you can eat sushi lunch is $19.95. I do not recommend Sushi Train near Hampden and I-25. Ordered the lunch combo of 6 nigiri and a California roll, with salad and miso soup. Price $14 The sushi pieces were not well-formed, kind of loosely put together. The nigiri did not look as fresh as I have had at other places. They tasted fine, nothing bad and nothing special. The presentation was meh. I was looking forward to the sushi being delivered via a train locomotive that goes aroumd the sushi bar. You know, like the name of the restaurant Sushi Train. No, there is no train to bring around the sushi. Well, actually, around the sushi bar there were tracks and two railcars on the track. However, it looked as though it hadn't been in operation for a long while. The building exterior is old and rough, and the paint was peeling really badly. Parking lot is full of potholes. Not much better on the inside. It was dark and dim. The decor and furniture are outdated. There was plenty of space though, so that is good. What an odd setting for a sushi place. The service was okay. Too many were waiting around to do something, anything. There were four sushi chefs and four servers for peak lunch hours. 5-8 tables, no big groups. Two chefs stood there, not doing anything. Our waiter didn't even wait for me to eat my last bite to ask if I was done with the meal. Was it busy that they needed my table? Was it neat closing time? Nothing like that at all. It was so that he could clear a plate away. He was that eager to get to do something. I was taken by surprise by how ...inappropriate it was to do that. I had a piece of sushi halfway to mouth! He cleared the plate and immediately returned with the check as if to kick us out fast fast fast. It wasn't a busy lunch hour, and there wasn't anyone who was waiting to be seated. I don't think his intention was to rush us out of there. He just wanted to do something. It's just that the way he went about it was very rude. He did apologize after I brought it to his attention. Overall, lunch at Sushi Train was not a good experience. I usually try to find something positive to say. My water glass was swiftly filled whenever I took a sip. The salad was bigger than other restaurants. The location is convenient to get to from the highway.

This is my go-to place for all-you-can-eat sushi. The lunch special is ~$20, and I think ~$30 for dinner. **If you are into quality fish, go all-you-can-eat but JUST get nigiri. And maybe the sesame balls or fried jalapeño.** The rolls unfortunately always make me feel gross, since most of them have spiced mayo, cream cheese, or are fried. For the nigiri - which tastes best depends on the day, so I like to start out ordering one of each and go from there! Sitting at the bar with the train is cute, but not necessary on a regular basis. My friend with kids loves this place - pretty sure they eat for free under the age of 2.

I don't think you go for the ambiance or super high quality sushi but this is a fun family night and a killer all-you-can-eat deal too. Lots of deferred maintenance on building make it appear closed or condemned but alas, it's open! Staff are lovely too.

Such a a great value! We have been taking our son here since he was two. It's great for families and the service is so quick in case little ones have a small bandwidth for dining. We love the creative rolls and the generous menu! Service is always 10/10 too.

Came here for lunch with a co-worker at the end of the week. The place is fun with a train brining the prepared food around the sushi bar (pretty cool). We did the all you can eat where you can select from the list of sushi items. The quality was pretty good and with the all you can eat, very filling. Fun place to bring people and get the sushi train delivery experience.

Where will you go if your family is craving for all you can eat sushi with a decent price? Sushi Train was in our search. The place looks very old fancy and run down. Sushi came pretty quick, and everything was very average. Would recommend if you want average-decent sushi with a good price. Just do not expect anything special.

Adequate all you can eat sushi restaurant. The fish was good but not spectacular, naturally there was a lot of rice and not a lot of fish. We didn't realize that all the specialty rolls were on the menu, so missed out on that during the first round of all you can eat order. I enjoyed the soft shell crab roll, salmon, and so many other things! We were all definitely stuffed at the end of the meal. The service was prompt and efficient. The restaurant was older, and looked worn, but can't be too picky for the excellent prices! This is definitely some of the least expensive sushi we could locate, but disappointed that it was not a conveyor belt sushi place as we had hoped.

The train is adorable and I love doing all you can eat! Everyone is so nice and love helping us find new foods to try!

Surprisingly decent! The sushi was good, considering lunch has a $19.99 all you can eat sushi special it was great! The train is fun but often they just handed it over the bar rather than on the train and only people at the bar get the train experience. The rolls have a ton of rice, so much that you can't fit a roll in your mouth. That seems to be the way they try and get you full!

This place was nice! The prices were comparable, food was delicious! There was so much chicken teriyaki that I had leftovers for lunch the next day! The service was there when we needed while also keeping their distance to not bother you during your meal!

The atmosphere was either dark or ultra bright white LED - nothing appealing about it. It felt dirty though I didn't see grime, it just felt that way. The outside was dingy as well. That all said, the food was fine but after all of these appearances, I was hesitant to order anything raw.

Really good sushi! The kids loved the delivery by train and the All You Can Eat lunch is a great deal! It's a little run down and could use some fixing up but overall still awesome!

My family and I came here for dinner on a Saturday night and it was not too packed. Our party of six was seated immediately. We love coming here whenever we're in the area. Dinner AYCE for adults is $30.99 and for children 4 and older is $15.99. They have a great selection to choose from. Everything we order is always good, we never leave disappointed. They're pretty quick on bringing your food to the table as well. Service is always great and they consistently come by your table to make sure everything is okay. We've also been here for their lunch AYCE which is $19.99 for adults and half of that for children. I definitely recommend coming to this restaurant if you're in the mood for sushi.

Oh my gosh even if you can't do their amazing all you can eat their rolls are still good independently. They don't skip on the fish with the all you can eat it's so good! I think we literally go here once a month with all of our friends even their apps are delicious.

Small hidden gem of a sushi restaurant, nigiri always tastes great and fresh (the salmon and white tuna especially) and you can't beat the price for all you can eat. If you get lucky enough to sit in the center, the train brings you sushi which is pretty cute and quirky. There's also never a long wait to get seated, so food comes fast!

Absolutely delicious!! The sushi and anything that doesn't have to be cooked not only is made in front of you, but it TASTES like it's freshly made in front of you, and is delivered directly to you on a cute toy train. The slices of sushi are not too big, they're perfectly proportioned. The entrees are small so you can order more and SO delicious! It's a pretty small and quaint, "hole-in-the-wall" type of atmosphere, and I went at lunchtime. Very chill and relaxed environment. The staff was very kind and attentive about clearing your station of empty plates. I would absolutely go again, it's some of the best food I've had in a while.

The sushi is very good and the staff is great. The place is completely trashed on the outside, with peeling paint on rotted wood shingles. The parking lot is full of holes and there is trash from the transients who hang out at the Goodwill next door, strewn about the perimeter. One of the front doors is permanently locked and inoperable, which seems like it should be a fire code violation? If you didn't know better, you would think the building was abandoned. I will never understand why they don't fix up the building it is in, since I suspect the exterior is a turn-off for many people who would otherwise consider going in. On the inside, however, it is fairly nice and the sushi chefs are top-notch. Don't let the decrepit building on the outside fool you. The place is a hidden gem on the inside. Try the veggie crunch rolls... delicious!

Mixed experiences. My sister initially recommended Sushi Train, when she came over to help me - at our dad's house (which I inherited), after our dad's death, and we needed Scotch & sushi to process paperwork, as we started handling his estate together, last October. Given I haven't lived in CO for 20-yrs, and know my preferred sushi places in San Francisco & Washington, D.C., I trusted her recommendation, that we order Sushi Train from GrubHub (they do not accept DoorDash). She ordered once for us - last October. I've ordered 5 times since then, the past year, and I've picked it up vs. deliver it ~3 times. This totals +/- 10 times in the past year, almost once per month. I was happily ordering the "My Boyfriend" roll, which my sister loves & recommended, along with my choice of the "Aspen" roll - religiously. Until the last time, I came down with food poisoning. Now I'm scared to return, and have been getting my sushi from Whole Foods, if not going to Sushi Den. I'd prefer for this issue to be remedied, as this place is closer to my house. Alas, here is my attempt to remedy it. I hope the business owner contacts me, and looks into this matter. Thank you.

Great sushi and some of the best All You Can Eat sushi for the price. ESPECIALLY at lunch time!!

Located in a strip mall on E Hamden the place is very rundown needing paint. I couldn't move myself to go in if they were dirty on the outside. It says a lot as neglecting the inside and the quality of their food. This needs to change a new owner. Sad but true

Amazing food every time!!!! Amazingly quick delivery!! Good service and reliable - comfy dining good Ayce sushi for the price

This review is for the all you can eat portion. What I really didn't like is you see all the pictures on Yelp for the rolls but it looks nothing like the ones in the photos! You only get the good looking rolls when it's not AYCE. All the rolls we ordered looked and tasted like those free California rolls that come in a combo. I would give it a 1/5. The baked mussels were good. 4/5. The agedashi tofu was kinda too lemony but ok. 3/5. Now for the main star, the nigiri. Some fish were very good. Hamachi. Yellow tail. Tuna and salmon were average. The scallop ones were really disappointing because it looked so good in one of the pictures on Yelp. Definitely feels like this place cheaps out. No sashimi. Better rolls have an upcharge. Maybe if you come, stick to the not AYCE portion.

There is a fine line between quality and price, and unfortunately they have lowered their quantity that it is not worth the price.. We used to enjoy this place and was a decent sushi place, not so much this time lower quality and run down some. Sushi makers were not as skilled as before, not bad just way to much rice.

Pretty filling! Nice sized sushi rolls Only they have an hour max sitting time so I'm not sure that they have all you can eat

The food was ok. The big problem was i ordered sushi, picked it up, drove 10 minutes home, opened it and there was no soy sauce or wasabi

Here's a good look at the menu!! Great sushi spot!! Definitely should check it out!!!!

This is the go to place!! It's super tasty and you get your moneys worth if you order correctly. Stick to minimal rolls and get lots of the single items. The seared tuna is truly one of the best things I've ever eaten. We get like 20 of them when we go. This place truly is the best. Super friendly staff and hardly ever busy.

I went to Sushi Train for AYCE lunch on Friday, which was at the fantastic price of $16.99. At this price, I have to say I was really impressed by the All You Can Eat sushi quality and the level of service that facilitates a smooth AYCE experience. Tables were appropriately spaced apart that gave us comfort with dining inside and our servers were really attentive, allowing us to order within two min of us wanting to do so. Be careful that they do charge for leftover sushi, so order as you go along. I recommend getting the nigiri pieces, especially the hamachi, which I thought was seared nicely and topped with a jalapeno and tasty sauce, the eel which was actually quite well flavored, and the mackerel (if you like the fishiness of mackerel, which I personally LOVE) because I thought it was surprisingly fresh. The rolls were good, but nothing particularly special about them with a decent rice to filling ratio. The spicy tuna/salmon felt a bit lower quality than other rolls and personally, the fried specialty rolls seemed too heavy/filling for an AYCE endeavor. Overall, definitely recommend checking out Sushi Train when you're looking for more bang for your buck and looking to satisfy your sushi craving in a bigger way.

Good sushi selection for all you can eat but don't let your eyes become bigger than your stomach! I went to this spot with my sister and her 10 year old twins and we definitely ordered more than we could eat. To start we ordered miso soup, edamame, and the jalapeño bites and they were all amazing! For rolls we ordered shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, rainbow roll, and the kids each ordered a California roll. Also these include an entree which I ordered the chicken teriyaki and thankfully they forgot about it after bringing the sushi because I had no more room to fit anything in my stomach. My suggestion would be to skip the apps and order maybe one or two rolls with your entree and if you are still hungry after you can order more. They charge you by the piece if you don't finish your food and will charge you a take home cost if if you prefer that. Great place otherwise and the staff is super friendly!

We got the all you can eat sushi and it was a great deal! The food came really fast and the service was amazing! Please just don't tell too many ppl about this place cause I like that it wasn't crowded.

Food was great and the server was delightful. We would appreciate some kind of padding for the chairs because they are terribly uncomfortable. The front doors really need a more welcoming appearance! They made us feel like turning around and not going in. But again, the food and service were great. Bring a poofy coat to sit on!

I keep trying to get myself to like sushi, but I have yet to try some that makes me say "wow". When I saw how many veggie options Sushi Train has, I thought for sure that I would find something amazing. I tried the Futo Roll which was packed with 7 different vegetables - some I'd never heard of before. It was pretty good, but kind of bland just like other sushis I've had. It was pretty reasonably priced though at $8. If you're vegan and you like sushi, I would recommend this The place definitely does not have an authentic feel. There is some Japanese themed decor but overall it felt very American. They were playing American dance music as well which felt kinda weird. The bar area looked really cool though. The staff overall did a great job of keeping the place clean and complying with regulations.

This is our new fave sushi spot!!!! The Itamae chefs were amazing, service was also great. We have been there twice now and both times were great. All you can eat $16.99

Do not come! Never saw that much rice. Server confirmed with us twice that they will charge for left overs, now we know why.... we just got up and left this place without touching those rolls. Also they offer sushi only, no sashimi. Menu is very limited for all u can eat as well. Place us very dirty as well. All u can eat rice place:)

Not a conveyor belt sushi. Train only runs around the bar. WAY overpriced and the service is sketchy. Won't be back

Everything is fresh and sushi rice is flavorful! Our favorite thing on their menu is definitely the grilled salmon collar. It takes a while to come out, but you can't rush perfection. Thanks for the years of consistency!!!!

This is a neat place that has great service. If you are sitting at the bar your sushi is delivered by a little train. At the tables by a server. It's not just all you can eat sushi, almost their entire menu is included. The food is good considering the $20 per person cost at lunch. Their policy is if you don't eat it all you have to pay for it. The service is very quick, so I would just order small quantities and order more later if you want it.

food is immaculate and the vibes are great . a cute train brings u sushi and all the items are named after funny things (like bf and gf role) okay this concludes my review please go there xoxoxo

What a fun concept! I love sushi and I've seen the conveyor belt sushi places but this is a whole new, fun concept! First tip - sit at the sushi bar to get the full experience. There's plenty of seating, probably at least 10-15 spots and they socially distance everyone. Second - come hungry! Because it's AYCE and you want to get your money's worth!! So when you order the sushi, the rolls come out on a train! The sushi chefs control the car to come around from the kitchen and stop right in front of you with whatever you ordered. If you order a few rolls, they come with multiple carts attached on the caboose. However you can also order just a few pieces. I ordered a single piece of salmon nigiri and it was so cute to see the train come out with just one piece of fish. Such a fun concept. And great sushi! Definitely will be back :)

Came for lunch and had a good experience. Not too much rice was used in rolls and nigiri. Sushi came out very fast when sat at the bar. Baked mussels were good. Miso soup was good. Sushi rice was seasoned just enough. I ordered too much and they did not charge me for the leftover rice which was nice. Will definitely be back for dinner

Best sushi ever! I swear I'm addicted to the right sushi place Yummy if you like sushi you have to stop by

The best sushi I have had honestly! AND it's all you can eat if you get it! Their all you can eat sushi menu is phenomenal, the customer service is also just as great. I cannot recommend this place enough. we drove over 75 miles just to be able to come and dine here and it was absolutely worth it. it will be hard going to another sushi place after coming here that's for sure :)

Absolutely love this place! Customer service is spot on! From the very first time I went to every time after I get the same service. They have all you can eat also! Super great deal and even better sushi! Stop by if you ever have the chance.

Waked our after not being served at all !! No water and not even a 'Hello, I will be with you in a minute' @ 15 minutes. That's a long time. 2-3 minutes is about right. BLAH I wish it was better because I need variety close to home. Would you like me to manage your restaurant because I could do a damn good job. I would be glad to take an interview.

If you're looking for an AYCE sushi spot- look no further. They have a large menu to choose from (preggo options too) and their sushi and sashimi options are good too. Their staff is really nice and accommodating if you have kids with you.

We really wanted to rate this place higher but it's def a mixed bag. Food - 3/5 The quality of the fish was decent but the fish on the nigiri was way too thin. I didn't know if you could cut fish that thin. Also they put way too much rice in their pieces and rolls. Service - 4/5 The servers there are friendly and the sushi chef was really awesome and accommodating. Decor - 1/5 When we walk up to the front, I was wondering if it was even opened b/c it looked that dilapidated from the outside. Going inside, it isn't much better. A fresh coat of paint both inside and out would make a big difference! The train was cool. It was a fun way to get the food.

Went for the all you can eat this afternoon. I thought it was pretty bad. They put very little fish on the sushi and it's mostly rice. I couldn't eat that much rice. F words I just felt sick over the whole meal. It was only 16.99 but I'm still not sure it's worth it.

We have been here plenty of times. It's been a great place to enjoy some 'all you can eat' sushi. Overall, it tastes great and service is good. It's easy to get in as well. There isn't any one sushi roll that I have to have but I do enjoy their food. Sometimes it takes a while to order but overall it's a pleasant experience every time we have eaten here.