Sushi Warriors

If you’re looking for an AYCE spot that doesn’t skimp on quality or service, this is it! I swear everyday they were popping up on our IG feed about people talking about how great they were, so we finally decided to say yes and go! We came in on a Wednesday around 5pm and had such a great experience! We were greeted on arrival and it wasn’t super busy, so were seated right away. They have lots of stable and booth seating, plus its decorated super cute and totally gives samurai and dojo vibes! Our server Alfonso deserves a big shoutout! He was incredibly attentive, friendly, and made sure we were always taken care of — even when we were juggling multiple rounds of sushi, robata, and sashimi. We went with the Silver tier ($38.95) — the lowest option — and it was so worth it! The food came out fast, fresh, and beautifully plated! Here were our Top 10 bites that made it so worth it: ⭐️ Yuzu Yellowtail ⭐️ Beef Sashimi ⭐️ Stuffed Jalapeños ⭐️ Robata Kurobuta (Japanese Pork) ⭐️ Hibachi Shrimp ⭐️ Yellowtail Sashimi ⭐️ Sweet Shrimp Sushi (Silver Tier) ⭐️ Wagyu Sushi (Silver Tier) ⭐️ Nemo Roll ⭐️ Red Bean Ice Cream (included in your experience) They've also got fancier level tiers that include more speciality items like other waygu meats, toro, snow crab, etc, which we'd love to try next considering the tiered bites were some of our favs! We also learned they occasionally do sake shot cheers for the whole restaurant — which sounds like such a fun, community-style touch we can’t wait to experience next time! The quality, variety, and service all exceeded expectations and we highly recommend checking them out!

I honestly didn't have the highest expectations before coming here, but I was pleasantly proven wrong. The interior of the restaurant is pretty nice. Service was very very good; our server was super nice and the kitchen kept up with our orders and the food came out quickly. The presentation of every item was also beautiful, which I feel can sometimes not be the case in AYCE restaurants. Everything I ordered was very delicious and I had no complaints. Definitely one of the better AYCE experiences here in Austin even if you get the basic tier!

We tried Sushi Warriors and went with the Silver option. The service was nice and the staff were friendly, but overall the food was kind of hit or miss. Looking at the menu, the jump in price between the Silver, Gold, and Diamond options doesn’t seem very worth it, especially considering the quality. Some of the highlights: the limited wagyu and shrimp sushi were pretty good. The fried sushi rice was interesting and fun to try. Unfortunately, a lot of the other dishes didn’t stand out. The appetizers were just okay, and some of the fish appetizers and sashimi didn’t taste very fresh. The grilled skewers all kind of tasted the same. the pork was decent, but the steak was dry. The katsu and tempura were disappointing; the breading fell apart easily, and the shrimp tempura was only slightly better (though my friend joked it tasted like the kind you get from Costco). The salad had way too much ginger for my taste, and the udon ramen was really salty. The edamame was good, but it’s hard to mess that up. Most of the rolls were fine but nothing special, though I really liked the Volcano Roll. the crawfish on top was delicious and easily the best part of the meal. Overall, I wasn’t very impressed. It’s not terrible, but it’s definitely not as good as Kan Sushi. Considering Kan’s lunch price is a better deal for better quality, I’d probably go there instead next time.

This is our new go-to place for sushi, the all you can eat option is great! My partner and I have enjoyed trying the different sushi rolls they offer. This time around we had the longhorn roll, the catapilar roll, the crunch roll, cilantro pesto roll, the rainbow roll, some smoked and un-smoked salmon sushi, miso soup, and a lychee green tea. Their food seems pretty consistent, my partner especially loved the miso soup. Anna was our server, thanks!

Great environment and service. The lowest tier cost 40dollar per person and it was worthy. You got plenty of rolls, cold and hot Appetizers and Japanese style skewers . The sashimi pieces are small but it is ayce, not surprised. They are petty decent quality. Great place to hang out with friends who eat raw or cooked food. Solid 4.5 out of 5.

What an atmosphere! Sushi Warriors has a fun, lively vibe. The service was fast and friendly, which really added to the experience. My son ordered the steak udon and loved it — definitely a favorite. I was also pleasantly surprised by how good the Hot Geisha roll was — packed with flavor! The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is the Wagyu sushi and sweet shrimp. The texture was similar to raw oysters — just not for me. I know some people enjoy that, but those two are on my personal “Noper’s List.” Overall, a great spot with solid food and fast service. I’d definitely recommend giving it a try!

Sushi was ok. Not great. It was pricey and AYCE, but there's better places in town doing AYCE. Everything was quite bland. The tempura batter needed some salt, the edamane was overcooked, and the wasabi wasn't spicy at all. Overall all the non sushi items lacked seasoning and flavor. The sushi was meh. Not that tasty, but not bad. The fish didn't stick well to the rice and the rolls were swimming in too much sauce.

This is a pretty good all you can eat sushi restaurant, but it is not a buffet. They make the sushi to order so it is always fresh and they also have a number of other entrées and appetizers available with the buffet. There’s a few different levels, the basic level is about $35 and you can order anything on either side of the menu for that. They messed up my order a bit, but it was OK so just make sure that you get what you want. And if you go late in the evening, they close down the kitchen about half an hour before the restaurant closes so plan accordingly.

Heard about this place on Instagram through @austinfunforkids- I'm so glad we tried this place out!! We came here on a Friday night, and were inquiring about a reservation- they said it's for two hours in advance- we were a little hesitant because that meant dinner would be at around 9:15pm and that felt so late for our group of 11 @_@ but we took it!! Wow/ this place was beyond what our expectations were- we loved everything!! The service was so fast, partial orders came out while we were still putting the tables orders through lol! The food quality is seriously fresh! For $36 per person at the basic tier is definitely worth it- especially if you go get to go sushi or eat out and 2-4 rolls will cost you over $72 already. We had a private room saved for us, nice and roomy, no other noise from tables around us, and we could hear our own party and talk amongst ourselves comfortably. Even our kids gave great ratings about Sushi Warriors which says a lot, because there is something here for everybody in your party. Which is awesome. Great family spot. With a playground right outside. One thing I probably would pass on is maybe the ceviche/ I myself didn't love it, but everything else was tasty. Also, The changing table was missing from the women's bathroom, just a heads up if you have babies that need changing. - it looks like it was unbolted from the wall- maybe it's in the process of being replaced? Not sure but as of March 13th, 2026 one was not in place! We have added this to our list of places that we will re-visit over and over again! Must try! :) ++

We knew we were in for a doozie of a meal by entering an establishment with the name "Sushi Warriors" as it doesn't exactly bring to mind a sense of quality. Boy were we right. First of all, it was absolutely freezing in there--so much so that we heard the staff complaining about it. It was uncomfortable. Apparently, there is some kind of membership system here where you can get all you can eat (alarm bells going off!!!), but we opted for a la carte. The food is so "fresh" that two of our dishes came to the table while we literally still putting in our order. LOL! So, the seaweed salad is the tubbed stuff. The house salad is the bagged stuff with the bottled dressing, and the cucumber salad was swimming in ponzu and had zero flavor. Not the best start! Our "longhorn roll" came out, like, five minutes after we ordered it, so it doesn't take a genius to know that they are pre-making the sushi rolls instead of doing them to order. The rice was pure mush! It would have actually been pretty good otherwise, but the experience was ruined. We ordered a few pieces of nigiri, and are living to tell the tale, so that's a win. The poke bowl was again a pre-made slop entity covered in mayo, and the hibachi chicken was really just fried cut-up chicken breast and that's it. So, yeah, pretty terrible! We did have an amazing Kyoto yuzu beer that we loved and, while our server was a nice guy, it's clear he was new to the whole situation. This was more of a 2-star experience, but we're rounding up to 3 because...who knows why. We doubt this place will make it because it's a lot of expensive real estate and always turns over. Who knows though...but we will never be back. If you're a UT student, though, this is your place.

We're regulars here, and a few of the service staff greeted us before dinner began. At the end of our meal, we paid the bill. My wife took a bite of her udon, and to our shock, a live animal--a bug or worm--emerged from it. Given the busy dinner service, I called over the waitress and informed her about the animal on the table. She poked it and moved it around. She asked what she could do and went to speak with her boss. As a gesture of apology for the inconvenience, she gave us a $10 gift card. It was quite insulting that after a live animal was found in our food, the manager didn't seem to care to come out and apologize for the incident. Instead, the waitress was sent to offer us the $10 gift card, and the lack of understanding from her boss was concerning. He was surprised that the $10 was not enough. I simply informed him that if he went to a nice restaurant with his wife and a live animal came out of her plate, would he be okay with a $10 gift card to apologize for the horrible event? No response, but he asked what we wanted. I said I wasn't asking for anything, but as a manager, you should make the situation right. It's your job to know the seriousness of a live animal coming out of a guest's plate during dinner service. Last time we dine here.

I've heard good things about this generally newish AYCE sushi spot right in the triangle so I knew I had to try it out. I built up my appetite and came into this restaurant with a mission to eat as much as I can and get my money's worth. We had a reservation for a big party so we got to sit in one of the side rooms which I really appreciated since it gave a very intimate and private experience. As for the menu, there are different tiers but the most basic is $36 per person and comes with sashimi so that's all I needed. None of the other tiers seemed worth it to me. For the food itself, it was all amazing. Every piece of sashimi came out so fresh and fatty and the portions were very generous. Their collections of rolls is also amazing as each had not too much rice so I could fill up on the fish. I was a big fan of the orange dragon and longhorn rolls. I also got a cucumber martini which was just perfect and what I needed to wash the food down. I think I found my new favorite AYCE sushi place in Austin

Sushi Warriors is hands down the best AYCE sushi spot in town. I was genuinely blown away, and at this point, I don't see myself getting AYCE sushi anywhere else. The sake toro (salmon belly) is unreal -- it literally melts in your mouth. I lost count of how many rounds I ordered. I also kept going back for the yellowtail, which was fresh, clean, and consistently delicious. By the end of the meal, I was so full that I had to go straight home and immediately fall into a food coma -- no regrets whatsoever. For the price, this is an incredible deal. The selection of sushi, nigiri, and even desserts is way more than you'd expect for AYCE, and the quality never felt compromised. Everything came out fresh and well-prepared. My friends and I had a fantastic dinner here, and I'll definitely be coming back. If you're even considering AYCE sushi in Austin, this is the spot.

Seems like opening up an AYCE sushi is the latest trend in Austin and fortunately Sushi Warriors is a pretty solid option that will help keep this space competitive. I came here on a Sunday evening a little after 7p and was immediately seated. The menu is pretty varied and there was actually a lot I wanted to try (shaggy dog roll was my favorite). Service was quick and I felt like food was always on our table. You can easily get your ~$50 (post tax/tip) moneys worth since the sashimi here is good quality and unlimited.

Food: there are four tiers to this all you can eat sushi buffet (see menu) and they offer a wide range of sushi, sashimi, nigiri, and appetizers.y friends and I tried almost all of the appetizers, except for the crispy rice since we wanted room to eat as much fish as possible lol, and I think the standout options were the ahi peppered tuna, yuzu yellowtail, and beef sashimi. The fish tasted fresh and the sauces that accompanied the fish complimented them well and I know this isn't a traditional role, but my personal favorite was the cowboy roll, highly recommend Service: it was slower than I would have liked. I don't think the place was packed that evening, but I think because we had a slightly larger party (5 people), they came around less frequently than we needed. To give an example, my friend waited 20 minutes to receive a salmon hand roll, despite it being the last order and placing the order with two waiters and it arriving after we asked about it. We even got two orders of fried Oreos and ice cream before the hand roll came out... still wondering what happened there... Ambiance: nice, quiet restaurant

Just visited sushi warriors for the 5th time so far and it was absolutely amazing! We have figured out the best way of doing it is getting the basic package and ordering our chu toro A La carte. For $48 I can basically get all of my favorite bites. Don't skip on the peppered salmon nigiri and h The yuzu yellowtail.

I'm cautious about writing a review because I don't want this place to blow up lol. It really is great- the most basic AYCE tier is $35 which is pretty reasonable. I went on a Tuesday night and service was so fast, but that could vary on a busier day. Everything was so fresh and presented beautifully. Really solid selection- the escolar, salmon, and ikura were my favorites. The vibe is pretty casual but nice enough for a date. Will definitely be coming back!

I was so excited to try Sushi Warriors since I've seen so many Instagram reels about the restaurant and heard great things about it! So when a family member suggested we go, I immediately agreed. Our party of 5 people came in at 8pm the Sunday night after Christmas and were sat within 5 minutes. Our server, Naomi, explained how the all you can eat menu worked. If one person chooses a higher level of AYCE option, the whole table must get the same level of AYCE, even if you want to order a la carte. We all chose to do the Basic AYCE option, we were surprised that it included sashimi because at other AYCE restaurants, sashimi is usually only made available on the premium menu. We ordered tonkotsu ramen and was disappointed that the broth seemed watered down and lacked flavor. The edamame was a bit too salty for our liking. But the seafood ceviche was fresh, fruity and spicy. I tried a shrimp tempura handroll and it was delicious. The crispy sushi rice was too dense and ridged for the roof of my mouth. The eel, salmon, smoked salmon, peppered tuna, and butter fish sashimi was all so fresh and scrumptious. We were excited for ice cream and they normally have red bean, green tea, vanilla and strawberry ice cream, but they ran out of red bean and green tea ice cream that we wanted to try. As we ate our crumbly vanilla and strawberry ice cream, we heard a song that they were playing that we thought was good so we shazam'd it. We were discussing how the song was titled "Sushi Warrior Anthem" and written by Jaspal Singh who goes by the Sudo name of Jas Cash, when Naomi came up to us to take our payment and said "oh yeah, we have a song about the restaurant! It just came out! Jaspal is right there! (points to another server) Do you want me to bring him to your table so you can meet him and get his autograph?" And they our table cracked up because a music producer was standing right that and we were amazed that he was able to write such an amazing song about the restaurant! If you like eating endless amounts of fresh, buttery sushi while bonding with creative, friendly servers, this is the spot for you!

Today we went to Sushi Warriors for the ACYE lunch. The place is very aesthetically pleasing. It was also nicely decorated for the holidays. Our waitress was very friendly and explained the menu clearly. We chose the basic tier and samurai tier for the AYCE. The sweet shrimp sushi and the beef sushi on the samurai tier was decent. We will stick to the basic next time, it's not much of a price difference. ($4) Our food came out very quickly each time we put in our order. Our favorites were the yuzu yellowtail, Pink lady roll, Kurobuta Robota and crab puffs. They do also have dessert like ice cream and Oreos but they are not shown on the menu. The Oreos were great! Overall, we had a pleasant time and a great lunch at Sushi Warriors!

I got the membership, but don't remember what it cost BUT it's already paid off by my free birthday meal. Love Sushi Warrior. Fun vibe, great service. It's a little loud but that adds to the vibe. Alot of special celebrations going on. Been there about 4 times (with membership you save a couple of dollars, too). As mentioned by other Yelpers - Sushi Warrior offers a tiered approach starting with lunch around $26 (for non-members) and then Silver ~$38.95/pp , gold is $~59.95 and Diamond options. Each higher tier allows you to order (usually only one) of several specialty items, which may be worthwhile depending on your preferences. Couple of gotcha's -- you both have to order the same tier, you cannot share or expect to get a GoTo box nor can you share any items - like an 8-piece roll (they kind of look away though if you want a taste). I stick with the sashimi - with my faves being the toro, waygu/beef, salmon carpaccio, hamachi (salmon and handroll), escolar, etc - so AYCE is cost effective for me. The interior, while noisy, was nice and mostly made up of booths so you had your own cocoon. We got a free sake shot to celebrate the chef, which was fun and helped to create community. The menu is extensive with a wide variety of offerings. Pick wisely and you'll have a delicious experience.

Most all-you-can-eat sushi spots compete on volume. Few compete on quality. Sushi Warrior is clearly trying to do the second. After a full meal here, I didn't leave thinking about how much I ate -- I left thinking about how unusually restrained the kitchen was for an unlimited format. That alone separates it from the typical AYCE experience in Austin. The concept is simple: premium cuts without the premium hesitation. The menu runs deeper than expected -- sashimi, nigiri, rolls, ramen, hot dishes -- but the focus stays on fish rather than filler. What Actually Stands Out The cold sashimi plates use acidity intelligently. Thai chili and yuzu aren't there for excitement; they reset the palate so richness doesn't fatigue you halfway through the meal. More surprising is the presence of luxury cuts in a format that usually avoids them: A5 wagyu, bluefin toro, and uni. Not every bite is transcendent -- but none feel compromised for the price point, which is the real achievement. And the rolls -- usually the weakest part of AYCE -- are composed instead of overloaded. Even if you normally avoid specialty rolls, they're worth trying here.

I was so excited to try this ayce sushi restaurant! I made a resy for a Friday night date night, party of 2 at 8:30pm Our waiter greeted us pretty quickly and explained the menu to us. I really wanted to try the wagyu on the hot rock, So I thought we had to get the Diamond level. But apparently the gold level has a wagyu hot rock as well. It is good to know that for next time. The food comes out so fast. And the way it came out and what came out was a little confusing, But we ended up eating everything anyways. Here's what I learned... If you order the gold level you will get all of the items in the little box at the top and then you can select anything from the main menu below as all you can eat. The food was all delicious and the service was super fast and friendly. We will go back and will more than likely only get the gold level. Also, The wine was super reasonably priced. Score!

Another AYCE spot in Austin! We quite prefer this place because they actually offer sashimi options, so you won't fill up on rice! The tiers are a little confusing though--it seems like you can only get those extras in the higher tiers once, so it's not necessarily unlimited. It does come plated beautifully though. I've visited a couple times, once as a smaller party of four and another as a large party of 25. I would say the service is attentive but for larger parties it gets overwhelming for them, esp since it's hard to remember who ordered what, or if the group doesn't order for sharing. They also do free sake shots with the chef so that was cool. Besides for annoying parking, I think this place is worth it for the quality. They have a reduced pricing for membership but unclear how that works or how often you need to go to make that worth it.

Quinn was a great server. The food was plentiful and really good. We selected the AYCE dinner option and the food came out quickly, waters were refilled often, and best of all, the sashimi (especially the salmon and yellowtail) were outstanding. The cold appetizers(?) were tasty and fun. Highly recommend. Fun additions: claw games and fun decorations in the restaurant.

I came here during their soft opening and I couldn't be more impressed. We were able to be seated right away and I love that all the employees greet a new customer when walking to your seat. The vibe is low lit and well decorated. Before our meal, we got a free sake shot to take with the chef and staff. The ayce options start at $39. The menu was a little confusing as we couldn't tell what was included but our server quickly cleared that up for us. I think the menu is very extensive for what you're paying. Now the quality of the fish, which I think is the most important aspect of all, was actually fresh and tasty! Very impressed with their sushi especially since I prefer nigiri. This is definitely the place to get reasonably priced sushi that tastes great. I will be back!

New AYCE sushi in the triangle! They have a couple of tier options but the silver already gives you access to most everything one could want. Service is a bit up and down - they're busy for sure but orders get dropped. So just keep that in mind if you go multiple rounds. The best part here is the unlimited sashimi and appetizers. Nigiri is a bit heavy on the rice but the salmon and yellowtail quality is exceptional. Wagyu and sweet shrimp that are limited quantity are very good. From the appetizers, the yuzu yellowtail is the best as it hits so many notes. Hot food options looked decent too - I stayed with the agedashi tofu and the tempura which were both good (though skip the fried broccoli). If you like rolls, the ones here are good and again well made. Dinner ends with tempura Oreos and ice cream. Kinda hard to top that. So all in all, pricey but a good splurge.

we really enjoyed our experience today. The staff was very kind and upbeat making the experience memorable. We ordered quite more than pictured. pretty much Everything was great from the flavor of the spicy edamame (which the menu doesn't say it's spicy, so just a heads up) to the escalor sushi, the hibachi shrimp, the shumai , the stuffed jalapeños, to the rolls!! everything was spot on and was out quickly. Definitely recommend this place. They also have claw machines if that's your thing. Lots of drink options, both alcoholic and Non. The only downside for me was the dessert was just three different flavors of ice cream. 10 out of 10 recommend them for AYCE. I'll definitely be returning

I've always been cautious of AYCE sushi places because the quality is always not up to my standards. But Sushi Warriors exceeded my expectations. They have a 3 tier menu option for dinner. My husband and I went with the diamond tier which included a few select top tier items such as (A5 Waygu, Thai Chili Madai, Toro Nigiri and more) as well as other items in the other tiers that you can order once. I would say the sashimi nigiri was a little off on some of the items like salmon and hamachi. The sushi rolls were really good. Their ramen is a hard pass. We really liked their fried rice but the steak was overcooked. The uni was good but something was slightly off. The A5 Waygu came out on a hot stone platter and was really good, it wasn't the fattiest cut of meat but good enough to eat. Service was great but our food came out way too fast. We wish it came out one at a time so we could enjoy each dish. We had to eat quickly so some of the items wouldn't go cold. Very curious if they just have some of these dishes made already instead of making them to order. The only dessert option was ice cream which we declined. We wish they had more options in this category. The interiors were nicely designed with Japanese modern influence. It is quite noisy and there is even large screens for a more relaxed vibe. For an AYCE place, Sushi warriors is top tier in my book for the price. Although, I do hope they can do some quality control on the sashimi.

ACYE Sushi popping up around town so we stopped by for their lunch set. Restaurant is nicely built with aesthetic interior and a private seating area for larger parties. Overall, we thought the sushi and food were alright. The fish didn't looked as fresh as other places and the rice ratio was more than what we preferred. Noodle items came out smaller than expected but you can always order more to supplement. Service was friendly and food came out quick so that's an added bonus. Parking can be a hit or miss considering The Triangle area.

Honestly great all you can eat spot! Good food, really great service and good vibes. Would go definitely be back! Wagyu nigiri was insane!!!

If you're looking for an AYCE spot that doesn't skimp on quality or service, this is it! I swear everyday they were popping up on our IG feed with people talking about how great they were, so we finally decided to say yes and go! We made reservations for a Wednesday at 5pm and had such a great experience! We were greeted on arrival were seated right away! They have lots of table and booth seating, plus its decorated super cute and totally gives samurai and dojo vibes! Our server Alfonso deserves a big shoutout! He was incredibly attentive, friendly, and made sure we were always taken care of checking in on us, keeping drinks full, etc... We went with the Silver tier ($38.95) -- the lowest option -- and it was so worth it! The food came out fast, fresh, and beautifully plated! Here were our Top 10 bites that made it so worth it: Yuzu Yellowtail Beef Sashimi Stuffed Jalapeños Robata Kurobuta (Japanese Pork) Hibachi Shrimp Yellowtail Sashimi Sweet Shrimp Sushi (Silver Tier) Wagyu Sushi (Silver Tier) Nemo Roll Red Bean Ice Cream (included in your experience) They've also got fancier level tiers that include more speciality items like other waygu meats, toro, snow crab, etc, which we'd love to try next considering the tiered bites were some of our favs! We also learned they occasionally do sake shot cheers for the whole restaurant -- which sounds like such a fun, community-style touch we hopefully will be lucky to experience next time! The quality, variety, and service all exceeded expectations and we highly recommend checking them out!

Overall solid place for some sushi for lunch. We went for ayce sushi lunch menu. I would say sushi quality is alright. Definitely here for more value and quantity type sushi rather than quality fish. The dinner menu was bigger so maybe that is better. Hot food on the acye menu was better than expected. Well decorated space and great service!

The service was amazing,the vibe was so chill they had a DJ that knew what he was doing.The food was top tier,the quality of fish melts in your mouth.You do have to go early because it's always packed.

The weekday lunch AYCE is such an incredible deal at $26. Well, it also depends how much you can eat. I put down 20 nigiri, three handrolls, a miso soup, and shumai. If you can't eat very much they have great lunch sets from $13-18ish. The quality of the fish is decent for an AYCE, but I was very disappointed in the tuna that I got (see pics). My tuna looked very different from the tuna that I see in the photos the business has posted. Possibly an off day, possibly a difference between lunch and dinner? I'm not sure. Will come back again to check it out. But there's a good selection of other fish to focus on! The escolar was wonderfully buttery (but don't eat too much of it!), and I enjoyed the yellowtail. And I loved the unagi too. Ratio of rice to fish is also really good here. LOVED the spider handroll and in fact ordered a second cos it was so good! Lots of softshell crab, generous avocado, Kani, and eel sauce. Very very tasty. In general, the handrolls are made really well here -- there is protein all throughout so you're not left with only rice at the end. The spicy scallop handroll was also great. The scallop was fresh and sweet. They don't have sashimi for lunch so I look forward to coming back for dinner. Also loved the tamago - nice thick slab, well seasoned. Absolutely skip the shumai. Service was very friendly and helpful. Edit: manager responded saying that tuna quality is better for dinner menu, so I'll definitely come back for that, and that's a good thing to know!

Don't recommend. They have three tiers of all you can eat and I got the silver option and for what it is, it's pretty expensive. Went with friends and after tip, it's like $50 per person. The sky diver roll still had shrimp skin inside, which left an unpleasant texture in my mouth. All the rolls we got were basically the same with avocado, imitation crab, etc. I felt like there weren't a lot of options. The premium sushi was really disappointing. Each person can only order one serving of the sweet shrimp and Wagyu. Wagyu and shrimp were both chewy. I couldn't finish even one piece. The best things were the miso soup and appetizers. No dessert menu but they have strawberry, vanilla, and green tea ice cream if you ask. Green tea ice cream tastes like pistachio. They have football games on the TV screens so the place is super loud and reminds me of a bar. Sushi Warriors is located at the triangle. There's a garage if you need to find more parking.

Sushi Warriors is the newest AYCE sushi spot in town, and unlike the last one that suspiciously was rated 5 stars for a month, this place actually earns its stellar 5-star ratings. Unfortunately, servers are still getting their footing, but hoping they'll only get better with time! On weekdays for lunch, Sushi Warrior offers a can't miss deal-- $25pp for AYCE. However, if you'd like to opt for a dinner package instead, Sushi Warrior offers 3 different tiers. While they do offer a la carte, the AYCE--especially at lunch--is the way to go. For sushi rolls, you'll find plenty of unique American-style options. I lean towards traditional sushi, and was highly impressed with the sushi/nigiri! The nigiri variety is impressive (rare for AYCE), and the attention to detail with garnishes is such a nice touch. Kudos to Sushi Warriors, I'm already an easy repeat customer!!

Annie was a great waitress really took care of us! Food was decent. Very easy access to the rest of Austin so good place to stop in and grab a bite.

I'm not a huge sushi person so already going into this I knew it was going to be hard. I came in on a Thursday night and there was no wait. We were seated fast and got our orders in very quickly. The menu is very big, maybe too big. If you ordered a specialty roll they took a while since I'm sure they're made to order but everything else was fast and fresh. My main complaint really is that there's too much on the menu and the things I did try, I didn't like any of them. I like cooked sushi and I'm okay with some raw so I was very safe on the choices and I feel like none of them I could ever see myself getting. The saving grace in all of this is that the menu is so big that next time I'll still have a lot to choose from the menu that I didnt get this time around.

Had another visit to Sushi Warriors this afternoon. Had a five out of five experience at this wonderful restaurant down inside the triangle. They came at us with a membership that you could not say no to, plus our attendant Nhi kept bringing us exceptional service as well. Smiles, drinks, food,more food and more smiles. Turns out she knows our faces from another event space some time ago. So nice to be recognized and get to create a liking to each other. Plus, the manager made herself known to us and made our meal that more welcoming. It's lunch... but it made our stay that more of an epic afternoon. Thank you Nhi and the rest of the attendants making our afternoon very special. See you all again very soon!

Important to note, parking in front of the restaurant is limited but there is a parking garage a little further back that you can use. We came on a Saturday around 12:30/40ish and were seated immediately. We decided on sticking to the silver menu as gold+ just didn't seem worth it. If you're a Wagyu fan then the gold tier is for you but if you just want to eat your fill of sushi then silver is more than good enough. Food started coming out maybe 2-3 minutes after we ordered and for the most part was pretty good. I think the quality of fish is pretty high for an AYCE spot, even their tuna (which I'm very picky about) was fairly moist compared to most spots. Their Wagyu sushi is also pretty good, not overly fatty and it's a decently thick cut of meat. Their calamari is a hidden gem, it was so flavorful with and without the sauce. I will say it was slightly salty but still very enjoyable. The Agedashi tofu and crab puffs were also pretty good but kind of standard. The takoyaki needs some improvement, it was a bit too big and mushy. I think if they shrunk it a little bit it would be perfect. The rice... was one of my least favorite parts. It was pretty mushy regardless of if it was in a roll or nigiri. It kind of detracted from the experience and dragged down the quality of the sushi. I understand that batch cooking rice is a bit tricky but I feel like rice quality should be also be taken into account when preparing sushi. One thing I wish that this and other AYCE spots in Austin would do is offer you the option to do a half roll. Often times I want to try new rolls but hold back due to not wanting to force myself to eat it if it's not great. This wouldn't be a problem with a bigger party but usually it's just my husband and I that go haha. While they do not offer dessert there is a Jenis ice cream right across the street and was the perfect way to end our meal. This spot is shaking up my AYCE sushi tier list, ranking very high but not quite at the top. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality, service, and cleanliness of this restaurant.

Sushi Warriors just opened up in the Triangle and honestly, it's a game-changer for AYCE sushi in Austin. Yeah, parking here can be a nightmare (we spent nearly 15 minutes driving around waiting for a spot to open up), but once you sit down, it's totally worth it. The food comes out relatively fast, the servers are super attentive, and the price is crazy good for the quality. The menu has great variety, and almost everything we tried tasted fresh. Our top picks were the fried calamari (perfectly crispy) and the unagi sashimi (so flavorful). Easily one of the best AYCE sushi spots in town right now. We did not like any of the tuna (the spicy tuna in the rolls was fine, but the sashimi was flavorless). The shumai was the other item we did not care for (mushy and not very flavorful).

$40 all you can eat sashimi. Definitely a good deal! They also have grilled meat like steak, pork, chicken. My favorite is tuna, salmon and yellowtail. Their surf clam and octopus are fresh too.

This place has a very nice aesthetics. The way their all you can eat menu is set is in 3 tiers - silver, Gold and diamond. Each tier has additional options. Silver is $38.95/pp , gold is $59.95/pp & diamond is $79.95/pp. We have tried few all you eat sushi spots around Austin so i can confidently say although it's not a bad place it's not the greatest. Here is what we ordered: cold appetizers - seafood ceviche - the octopus was slightly on the chewer side, the mangos were ripe. Hot appetizer - we asked for spicy garlic edamame which wasn't on the menu but they were nice enough to make it for us which was flavorful. Robata - steak - the meat was very tender and well cooked. Rolls: Pink lady - i was expecting a bit more mango flavor to shine but it was for sure lacking that element. Shaggy dog - this roll was good not tha Longhorn -although it was fresh it just was lacking flavor Cilantro pesto roll - this was basically avocado and imitation crap and nothing special Spicy tuna hand roll - it was fresh tuna just wasn't filling roll Yellowtail hand roll - it fresh but it was not all that bad Player of assorted sashimi - this was 4/5 they were all fresh cut fish just on a smaller cut portion Our server Alfanso was amazing. Very attentive and explained the menu in detail and how it works.

Went here for all you can eat lunch. I enjoyed this place so much! You get an opportunity to try different items on the menu. The peppered tuna sashimi I can sit and eat all day!

This review would be five stars, but the customer experience has taken a bit of a dive due to failed expectations. This have been because the initial model, which was a membership with good-quality, unlimited sushi for one price point, turned out to be unsustainable. But whatever the fact of the matter, anyone that started can't help but feel roped in with a foot in the door technique, as since starting the membership the tiers have been limited by what someone can order and the A5 Wagyu in particular has declined in quality. Still if you want very good sushi without breaking the bank, this is your place. The staff has always been amazing.

Great service. Thank you Naomi for being a great server. The food was at a reasonable price, the fish all high quality. Ambience is nice, everyone here super friendly. The udon is salty but flavorful. I'll give a 5/5 on everything. Things to avoid: -Philadelphia roll -fried rice -eating lunch before coming here Coming back here again!!!!!

One and done. The rice they used didn't have sesame seeds sprinkled on top and it didn't taste like sushi rice. It tasted like normal rice that was overwatered in the steamer to get the moist texture. The rolls are giant which I feel like forces you to get full quicker. The overall food experience was not good despite having to pay dinner prices on New Years when we went for lunch. Our server was fantastic btw this is solely regarding food. One friend did upgrade to a higher tier to get the premium tuna and hot rock. That was worth it hence two stars.

Cam is so friendly and personable, and made our dining experience so pleasant! Love Sushi Warriors so much

cameron is wonderful! really love the food, atmosphere and service here, i will consistently keep coming back to this fantastic institution i also love the sushi warriors theme song by jas cash ‍

we had a good time at sushi warriors this past weekend. main highlights were the sashimi and appetizers. as a halloween enthusiast i absolutely adored the decorations they put up, they rlly went all out! the service was super fast and friendly and we were able to keep ordering without any delays. the presentation was also GORGEOUS and we appreciate the time they took to plate it. heres a breakdown of what we enjoyed and didnt love enjoyed: - yuzu yellowtail -- such a bright and refreshing taste without the yuzu overpowering everything - steak hibachi -- well seasoned and seared, not too salty or sweet, mushrooms were bursting with umami - albacore -- wayyy better than the regular tuna - salmon -- unbelievably soft and came in very thick, generous cuts - unagi -- thin slices that literally melts in your mouth without being drenched in sauce - yellowtail -- again extremely refreshing and easily one of my favorites - escolar -- so fatty, rich, and decadent - longhorn and caterpillar rolls -- perfect balance of filling, rice, and sauce not a fan of: - sweet shrimp -- texture was too gelatinous and chewy for my taste - ceviche -- it was terribly sweet and the citrus didnt come through - cajun roll -- usually love spicy crawfish, but this was disgustingly briny and the roll was overall bland and underdressed - rice -- my biggest complaint!! it was way too mushy and sticky, thank goodness the rice is thin on the rolls but the texture still threw me off all that being said, this is a pretty solid ayce spot, esp the sashimi and most of the appetizers!

Diego was super helpful! The food was so good and patio was nice. I love the salmon nigiri and yuzu yellowtail is delicious!

As the Austin population grows so do Residences especially apartment complexes. As those apartment complexes are being built, they come along with a number of restaurants and services associated with them. Today I have the pleasure of going to The Triangle shopping area (on Guadalupe Street), which is a relatively new area. They also had newly built residences. I was craving sushi so I thought I would try Sushi Warrior, which had a 4.9 out of five star rating...excellent. So, I thought I am going try sushi. That's was the place to be today. They have a lunch special which is two rolls with salad or miso soup for $11.50. You can get three rolls for $14.50 but I thought two rolls should be sufficient. I have to say the sushi was the freshest and the best tasting sushi I have had in Texas. The only sushi that I have enjoyed more was in Washington State. They have amazing sushi there. Suchi Warriors' rice was very fresh. It wasn't sticky or clumpy. It was just so smooth and enjoyable to eat and the ingredients within the roll very fresh including crab, chicken and avocado. Quite honestly, I have never seen chicken in a suchi roll before. I made my mixture of soy sauce, ginger, and wasabi was the perfect combination with my rolls. I have to say that those rolls were so, so, so good. I would definitely go back there if I'm craving sushi again. A must try if you are looking for great sushi! Josh and Crystal my servers were attentive and pleasant. I learned from Josh that there are 13 Suschi Warrior locations and a sister high-end restaurant in Barton Creek mall. Some notable items to point. The restaurant was a convergence of traditional items and modern elements like flat screen TVs. Suchi Warrior has a $24.95 all you can eat buffet for two hours. You cannot share or carry home leftovers. Interestingly, it is not a traditional buffet as you order off the menu. They also have two arcade machines. Music is also playing the background. Sushi Warrior is a whole vibe!!! This was an enjoyable and unique dining experience! I will definitely be back.

I recently came in twice around my birthday after seeing an ad for their membership. Turns out you can't sign up for the membership and get your free birthday meal on the same day. However, I still signed up and paid regular price and the food was good quality. I felt the appetizers were decent but the sushi was what really shined. Being able to order sashimi and nigiri with AYCE is great and they presentation is impressive with ice, radish, and shiso. I tried a couple rolls which were pretty good but I wish there were more that didn't have spicy ingredients which I'm not as big of a fan of with sushi. The ambience is nice and clean with samurai decor and the servers were very friendly and came by frequently.

Sushi Warriors might be the best AYCE sushi spot I've ever been to. Quality is incredible, and our waitress was SO on top of orders despite how busy they were. You will probably have to wait, but it's worth it. Their drinks are really affordable and yummy, and their rolls are so delicious. I got the diamond tier, and their wagyu, uni, and toro were so, so good. Sushi rolls are delicious, tonkatsu ramen is a must order, and I honestly don't think you can go wrong with anything you get. Price is pretty good for AYCE as well!

An all you can eat sushi spot is fun! It's more sanitary than a buffet, so they bring each dish out to you and you are expected to clean your plates, not wasting any food. My friend and I went for lunch and it was TOTALLY worth it! Lunch is only $26 and dinner starts at about $40 I believe, with different levels increasing to about $70. Each tier includes a few unique dishes you can only order once. I don't know if that would be worth it to me. Of course the lunch menu was smaller, but still plenty of appetizers, small plates, a few noodle options, soup and salad. There was also cooked sushi rolls along with raw sushi rolls, and a large selection of nigiri. At another AYCE place, you ordered on a piece of paper, but that got confusing when you wanted multiple rounds of orders. Here, you have a server and order everything with them. Maybe because they are still new, they tried to give us the wrong item 3 different times and I understand it's all you can eat so technically we could have eaten it, I was glad I paid attention to everything we ordered so I could ensure we didn't miss out on anything we did want. The apps we got were all delicious and the nigiri was very tasty. I am not really a fan of cooked sushi so I didn't try any, but I did enjoy the Houston roll from the raw roll section. Next time I will be sure to try more options since there are so many. Service was friendly and easy. Cocktails were only $10. I would most definitely return for the lunch special.

I liked Sushi Warriors. My husband and I thought it was better than the All You Can Eat at Tsukimi. It's also better than Todai was in L.A. There's no sushi buffet and every entree was hand delivered by a waiter. We paid $39 on a holiday for all you can eat sashimi. This included two sweet shrimp nigiri and two wagyu beef nigiri per person. I also ordered miso soup, agedashi tofu, hibachi steak, and all you can eat sashimi. Our favorites were yellow tail and beef sashimi.

I've been so excited to Sushi Warriors since it's opening and it did not disappoint! We were a party of 4 adults and 3 babies for Saturday lunch. During the weekend, they only have dinner pricing, which worked out for me because I wanted to get try the sashimi. We opted for the silver level, which came with sweet shrimp nigiri (super plump and fresh) and waygu beef nigiri (that tasted okay, but I wasn't a fan). The sushi was decent quality and there is a nice variety of rolls, hot food, nigiri and sashimi. My favorite items were the sweet shrimp, tonkatsu ramen and Longhorns roll. The service was fast and friendly. The server checked on us often and made sure our plates were never empty. When they were, they bussed the empty plates right away to make room for our new order. Being a new restaurant, the ambiance is very nice. It's clean with modern decorations. We arrived when they opened and were seated in the private room, which I think added to the ambiance. I am definitely looking forward to going back.