Tsukimi

I had an amazing experience at Tsukimi Sushi! The food was absolutely top-notch, from the beautifully plated sushi rolls to the delicious appetizers. Every bite was packed with flavor, and you can tell they use fresh, high-quality ingredients. The presentation alone was a work of art! Beyond the food, the atmosphere was perfect—chill, inviting, and a great place to relax and enjoy a meal. The staff was friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. If you’re looking for a fantastic sushi spot in Austin, this is definitely the place to go! Highly recommend and can’t wait to come back!

The food was surprisingly good. When you walk in the place it looks like a basic hole in the wall restaurant. But the people were really nice and helpful. This is more of a hang out with friends and have a bite kinda place than a date night spot. The beef bulgogi was really good and not spicy at all. The fried rice was pretty amazing also. We also had the shrimp and vegetable tempura and they were both pretty good for the price.

I used to be a regular here and consistently had a nice culinary experience. Excellent sushi here, it's always very fresh and creatively (and colorfully) presented on the plate. The Out of Control is by far my favorite roll here. It's mouth watering and delicious. I had never had sushi that had cherry tomatoes on top of it before, it's unique interesting. I have not yet tried the all you can eat meal experience, but plan to do that potentially sometime in the future. And the service was great as well, especially the last time I visited the service was on point. Will definitely return and recommend for a local sushi spot.

Excellent sushi and other Japanese entrees. We did the all you can eat option, which has regulations we had to sort out. Once we understood, we happily ordered what we wanted. All prepared to order and delicious. Excellent service too

Great experience. Affordable all you can eat sushi. All the sushi was great. The mackerel was 🔥 Incredible service as well ❤️

The food was good, but the service was great. Me and 6 friends choose to try the ask you can eat option. The time it took to get sushi to our table was not very long, and the quality of the sushi itself was pretty good. Not pictured, we also tried the seaweed salad, the tempura, and the miso soup. Everything we tried was satisfying. None of our drinks ever went under half full, and for the most part the servers were very attentive, and accommodating.

Tsukimi Sushi offers top-quality, fresh sushi with excellent presentation and great service. The atmosphere is calm and inviting, perfect for a relaxed meal. Highly recommend the omakase experience — every dish was perfectly paced and full of flavor. Definitely a spot I’ll return to!

Tsukimi offers a delightful all-you-can-eat sushi experience in Austin. The sushi is fresh, and the variety of rolls and nigiri is impressive. Appetizers like miso soup, potstickers, and calamari are flavorful and served promptly. The AYCE menu is reasonably priced, making it a great value for sushi enthusiasts. However, be aware of the ordering rules, which can be a bit strict and may affect the dining experience. Service is efficient and attentive, ensuring a pleasant visit.

My husband and I tried this place on a whim for all you can eat sushi, and we were both super happy with the meal and service! We called first to see what availability was like for 2 on a Saturday evening, and there was no wait. All host, serving, and bussing team members were friendly, and the service was quick, too! The individual sushi pieces are pretty large but not overwhelming with the amount of rice. And we also really enjoyed their caterpillar roll, scallop in the snow roll, and bonsai roll. Tried a few other standard/can't go wrong rolls and appetizers, too. Overall, it was a great value for a lot of food, and we will definitely be back!

Tsukimi has an excellent AYCE menu. They offer both lunch and dinner AYCE. The price is quite reasonable since the food doesn't stop until you do. Lunch is around $28 (no nigiri) and dinner is about $36 and includes nigiri (with some limits). Kids up to 7 are $17 for AYCE. 2 hour limit and you'll be charged for over ordering and wasting sushi (pretty typical for any AYCE). Service is solid. This seems like a mom and pop place and I think mom and pop might be seating and serving us. Located conveniently right off of 35, exit parmer to get there. Ample parking. I think they could make use of their outdoor space, it would be a nice option and people driving by would notice the outdoor diners. The fatty salmon nigiri for dinner AYCE is my favorite. So many options on the huge menu like creative apps, noodles, fried rice, katsu - sushi and non sushi lovers alike will find plenty to choose from. I can't speak to the standard menu but I'll promote that AYCE all day!

I used to come here pre covid and hadn't been in a while. I was presently surprised with the quality and flavor of everything we had! The nigiri (escalor, yellowtail and peppered tuna) were all fresh and perfect temperature/ flavor. The stuffed mushrooms and jalapeños were really great- I love texture to me sushi as well as sauces. We had a few rolls- double tuna, scallop in the snow (not pictured) and I forgot the others - I was a tad disappointed in scallop in the show as I was unable to locate any scallop . The spicy edemame was flavorful and smoky. Plenty of tables but not great for large parties however they can accommodate if needed. Our server was quick and kind, drinks were refilled promptly and he came to check on us frequently. I will definitely be back soon!

First time at Tsukimi but definitely not my last. Food was amazing, delicious flavors and service was great! Sashimi perfectly seasoned and flavored. Not too crowded we were sat right away. Nice calm ambiance, great for chatting and catching up with a friend!

Each time I get here, I have always tried their wonderful and plentiful ayce options. The last visit was a show stopper. My son and I were hungry and came in at 1:30 and they close by 2:30 pm. for siesta. Being the only customers there at this time we get to enjoy all their time and attention. I especially enjoy their the salmon poke and order this with each visit. This last visit included a beautiful presentation of the rolls, thoughtfully and neatly displayed in a ring. It was just so pleasing on the eye that it paused us to view, take lots of pictures, and enjoy our sushi from all angles with the eyes, and tastebuds. And it was fresh and well-received. My son ordered the chicken Katsu twice, because of the chicken perfectly fried crispy panko batter. He said this to be our best sushi we ever enjoyed together! The plating was on point and worth mentioning. Thank you Tsukimi for a memorable experience.

Service was attentive and very fast. I was starving and eating with my eyes so I ended up ordering a lot and they then brought over an AYCE menu - perfect!! I ended up paying a little bit to take my leftovers to go. Compared to the sushi I used to have in LA - this was quality and quantity. Very much delicious. Will be back

Absolutely wonderful environment and people!!! The food is phenomenal. Quick service and smiling faces! Highly recommend the all you can eat! Will be frequented often!

DO NOT RECOMMED. DONT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY Food: 2 / 5 - One of the WORST sushi's I've ever had. Soggy rice and fish quality was very low Service: 1/ 5 - Horrible service. We were their only customer and they hardly paid attention to us. They were even on their phones when we were ready to order. They even placed their own tip amount from the amount I put. I'm pretty sure this is illegal??? Cleanliness: 4 / 5 - It wasn't so bad but the tables were sticky. Parking: 5 / 5 - Plenty of parking Price: 3 / 5 - Pricey for low quality sushi. -- Hands down the WORST sushi and customer service experience I have EVER had. I tried to give them a shot again but man, I don't know how they can be this bad even months after my first experience. Makes you wonder how horrible they've been all this time. -- We came to an empty restaurant and that should've already been a red flag. There was only 1 server who was not helpful at ALL. We were ready to order but they were on their phone and not paying attention to us. We got our very low quality all-you-can-eat sushi that had soggy rice. We were left VERY unsatisfied. As we tried to pay, they were uptight and wanted a tip from us even though they BARELY even paid attention to their only customer. I later found out they increased their tip amount from what I put and I filed a claim with my credit card. I got every cent back. This is HORRIBLE business practice and I can't believe they did this. I can't imagine how many other people they've done this to Edit to the reply: My party size was only 2 people so there wasn't an automatic tip.

Came on a Saturday around 4:30 pm. They had a single waitress working the whole establishment. She was literally RUNNING table to table while the hostess read a book. Food took forever. Sushi absolutely sucked. Everything tasted off- the scallops tasted like literal bandaids. The tuna eggrolls literally tasted like canned tuna. Nothing was fresh and stuff took FOREVER to come out even though the place was about a quarter full, if that. Will never return. Felt bad for the server she tried.

It's pretty good, a step above HEB sushi. I feel that the rice in the sushi servings are very thick in comparison to the slices of sashimi but I've been here a couple times and it sometimes hit or miss. I went there for lunch one day and they're bento boxes were actually pretty good value. It was like 15 bucks and a lot of food. Overall I'm a repeat customer but it's not anything fancy but definitely hits the spot

Arrived just after they opened along with two other couples. Even with 3 tables sitting at the same time, service was good. The server was attentive, explaining the AYCE (all you can eat) rules to us. We ordered a good number of rolls and appetizers to try. The appetizers were not strongly flavored. I liked the breading on the chicken katsu and it was fried well. I liked the spicier sauces on the rolls but felt like overall they had too much sauce in them and the sushi itself was not my favorite. If you're looking for a steal of a deal and decent sushi, then this AYCE is a great choice. My favorite roll out of the 10 we ordered was the Monster* deep fried roll.

We decided to come to this place last minute on a Friday night since the other place we had planned to go was packed. Originally, when we walked in, the entire restaurant was empty. It was only us and one other table, so we were worried about the quality of the food here. However after trying a couple of their sushi, I was pleasantly surprised. We did their AYCE menu which comes with a variety of appetizers, rolls, and nigiris. Our server, Theresa, was fantastic! She gracefully explained the menu to us and even gave us recommendations on what to order, which all ended up being our favorites! We got the caterpillar roll and spider roll, and both were pretty standard sushi rolls. For appetizers, we got the tuna and salmon poke and the balloon fish tempura, which were all good choices. Finally, I spent the rest of my time munching down on their nigiris. The quality of their fish was good for an ayce restaurant. I really enjoyed their salmon, eel, salmon belly, and scallop nirgiris. The sushi did take some time to come out in between rounds. Although the restaurant was empty, I'm pretty sure it's just the location itself is the reasoning for that since it's next to a freeway. Overall, I ended up really enjoying the food and do plan to come back!

After my two experiences with Tsukimi, once for a sit-down lunch and another time for takeout dinner, I cannot recommend this place at all. The rolls are made with low quality fish disguised under heavy sauces, the rice was soggy/mushy, and the sashimi barely has any flavor. I think back and cringe at how unsatisfying the food was. I know everyone hates wasting money, so I'm happy to give everyone a heads up that you can save yourself the time!

I love this place! There are so many trendy sushi spots popping up that are overpriced and phony. Tsukimi is not that place. Tsukimi has high-quality food at a great price. Best of all. It's family owned and operated. Tsukimi is my go to for to go sushi or just a chill lunch where non-sushi lovers have other menu options.

Good little spot in North Austin with good music in the background. Had the Ahí Tower and it was great! Friend had a few salmon and even though it did not taste as fresh - like if had been out for some time- all the other times it has tasted great. Our waitress was also very attentive and overall a good location.

Fresh sushi, great prices, amazing hospitality. I wouldn't recommend any other sushi spot. This is my girl and I's go to sushi when we get the chance to stop in Austin. The place is so clean and vibrant as well.

Small place, pretty plain inside. Mostly open area with tables and a sushi bar Came in and was asked all you can eat or regular menu. Wasn't sure so they gave me both. Looked them over and decided to go with all you can eat They do the ordering in rounds here, and you can do up to 4 rounds. They don't limit you but have Recommendations ofn3 rolls and 20 nigiri a round. They also have the standard AYCE rules about charging full price for unfinished items and rice Ordered 2 rolls and 8 nigiri to start. The Japanese lasagna baked roll is called crawfish over cheese and was good. Nice take on a classic. Also got the Tex mex roll and it was good but not as spicy as I'd hoped. Nigiri was good, fresh but small. Had all the usual suspects, tuna, salmon, yellowtail etc. I like more fish than rice and was opposite here but very tasty and fresh For round 2 I tried the shrimp tempura and tempura bananas. Both were excellent. You get 2 shrimps with the AYCE but was very light and tasty. Banal was really good and was my dessert. I only made it through 2 rounds. Service was a mixed bag. Server was friendly and very helpful. Answered all my questions and brought food with a smile. Only issue was he spent as much time making out with the hostess as waiting on tables. There was 3 tables while I was there, and we spent a lot of time waiting while they passionately made out, loudly kissing. I've been young and in love so I get it but was weird for sure I'd definitely come back

AYCE sushi in Austin It was around $40 per person. Overall, the food was alright but nothing that majorly impressed me. I was disappointed that there was no sashimi. I didn't like the ice cream either I will say the balloon fish and fatty salmon are good. If I came again, I would order a la carte. The AYCE pieces are the same as a la carte.

Great little place near the Courtyard hotel. Greeted by the most friendly staff imaginable and promptly seated. The place is small but very clean, well lit and with decent music - while many sushi places play crappy club music - this was hits of the 2000's. The have a decent menu but we opted for the All You Can Eat Menu option. The ordering process is a little confusing as you are held to only two times that you can order some items and four times that you can order others and it counts as rounds not items - it was like trying to learn to say the score in Pickleball but similarly, you eventually figure it out. We waddled out like sumo wrestlers! Was it the best sushi I ever had, NO, but it was the cheapest tab I've ever had after getting absolutely stuffed on sushi. Come hungry but with reasonable expectations.

Tsukimi is my go-to when I'm craving sushi! This quiet, chill environment allows me to have a nice conversation with my partner without my surroundings being too loud. It is pretty cold on the restaurant so I recommend bringing a light cardigan. The service is pretty slow due to being short staffed, but they are kind and always try their best to provide great service! We usually always max out on the nigiri before moving onto the rolls, my favorites are the fatty salmon and eel!

Went here for lunch with my parents. We were going to try their buffet option but my parents were not in the mood to eat a whole lot so we ended up buying ala cart. My parents and I shared an Omakase and Karaage. Omakase was pretty ordinary but it was fresh and delicious anyway. Nothing really stood out memorably. Just typical. The restaurant was pretty clean and well maintained. The waitress was also nice. Restaurant for lunch hour was nicely lit and the interior was pretty modern too. It is a good place to eat. Haven't tried their AYCE yet. Maybe we will try that next time.

Very disappointed. Food was good, but when I went to check out, I was told gratuity of 18% or 20% was required. Before paying I asked if I could tip less than what was listed, and they said no. Being forced into a tip was a first one for me.

Currently pregnant so I ordered 2 California rolls and a miso soup for take out. The food was good but I felt like it was over priced. I ordered the most basic thing on the menu and it was like $18. The lady at the register came off pretty grumpy. Maybe she was having a bad day? Lol

I was looking for a some asian food tonight, but it had to be a new to me, place. Very pleasant experience, and cold Kirin Ichiban. I did the All you can eat option at $35.95 Good selections, some quantity limitations, as well as "2 hour time limit on Dinner. No problems! Tried the Rainbow Roll, Octopus Sushi, Squid, Shrimp Sushi and a couple egg roll choices. Everything was fresh, delightful and nice presentations. Lunch AYCE is $27.95 and does not include Nigiri. They also have a conventional menu to order ala cart. You will like it!

Place is my go to spot for all you can eat sushi . Always good and price for lunch is a deal. Service is quick definitely recommend this spot .

First time at this restaurant. 8 of us. 7 ordered from the all you can eat menu. Sushi delivered promptly. Miso soup, pot stickers, calamari, all fantastic. Yellow tail, surf calm, salmon, and eel nigiri all tasty. Salmon skin needs to be pan fried more, as it wasn't crispy. Red bean ice cream a winner. Server was amazingly efficient. Nice! Negatives? Oh my, the list of rules regarding ordering and how many pieces, and the rounds, is almost exhausting. Wow. Big turn off. Restaurant is worth trying as food is good quality and tasty And, good service. Reasonably priced. Good value.

Very delicious very fresh ! Love the soy sauce the sushi comes with ! I will definitely order from here again !

We're in town for Drake's concert, and we wanted sushi beforehand, so we decided to give this place a try. Sushi was meh. I have had better sushi at HEB. Service wasn't all that great. It wasn't all that busy, and our server barely came to see if we wanted any refills or more sushi, which we got the all you can eat -- definitely not worth the price. We also found hair in one of our rolls, and I instantly lost my appetite. Save your money and go elsewhere.

We wanted to try something different and heard that this place had decent sushi. We went in and it was empty, that should've been a red flag from the start. We got the sushi and it was alright... the meal was ok. Nothing special. We went to pay and the lady ask me "do you want me to put 20%" and I looked at her and said no, we just paid for alright sushi and it was $80. We paid and we're about to leave when the owner came out RUNNING and YELLED at us for not putting 20%. The owner was extremely rude and you do NOT treat customers like that. We will never come back.

Incredible table service, great sushi, good sake selection, and a safe all-you-can eat.

Restaurant has good reviews but I'm not so sure. Food "ok", customer service bad. Walked in to pick up my takeout order and I'm stopped by an old lady at a stand directly by the front door. I see a bag of food at the stand, but I'm not sure if it's takeout food (or maybe her food) and she's not saying anything. So I ask if we get pick up orders from the counter. She asks if I'm picking up and I say yes. She has zero response. So I say, "For (my name)?" And she gives me a dirty look and gestures toward the bag. I pick it up and say thank you. No response. Sushi portions small. Yakiudon tastes odd.

Came in for a quick dinner while in town. It was a bit cold that night and I wanted to eat a hot noodle soup but I also was craving for sushi. They have this noodle and sushi combination meal and it worked out perfectly to satisfy my cravings. Udon noodle's soup had good dashi flavor and tempura was deep fried perfectly. Volume of food was just right and I got to eat both of what I wanted. Server was friendly with nice smile. Service was prompt. It's so closed to where I need to go next day for work, plenty of hotels nearby. Perfect location for my purpose of Austin visit. I will be frequent here whenever I come to Austin on work trip.

Hungry and craving sushi and not trying to break your bank? Look no further as they option an All You Can Eat (AYCE) option. One of three places in Austin. I would say it's on par with Sushi Bang Bang near H Mart and definitely superior to Sushi Junai. Their AYCE menu offers a wide variety of appetizers, nigiri, and lots of roll options! Easy to order menu system, there are certain items on the menu that are limited quantity per person. Definitely worth coming with friends so you can try a little bit of everything and doing AYCE is always better with company. Its pretty good quality for being in Austin and AYCE, but don't expect it to be Uchi quality. I've been here maybe 6 times in the past 2 years or so, I would say only one time has the service been good. The rest of the times has been VERY slow and lackluster, so allot extra time for dinner if you're coming here. I get it, the restaurant industry is lacking adequate staffing leading to longer times waiting for food or to get service. However, the workflow seems to be very disorganized every time definitely an area of opportunity to improve the experience with better operations.

I enjoyed a Sunday dinner at home with a delivery from Tsukimi. Since I ordered some fried items, I'd recommend that the restaurant change to some ecological paper boxes instead of the current plastic for at least those items that tend to "sweat" and get soggy. That would have made my experience nearly perfect! Speaking of fried, I started with the California Egg Roll, which is basically a fried egg roll that has the ingredients of a California Roll sans rice and cucumber, but with the addition of cream cheese. It is served with a sweet and not-so-spicy Asian chili sauce, which is a good match. My mistake was not asking for the sauce on the side as to maintain its crispness. It had a good flavor, however, so it was a nice start. Next was a vegetable tempura with 5 pieces: a large, plump onion ring, a whole mushroom, then large pieces of sliced zucchini, green bell pepper, and sweet potato. The tempura batter was just right: it completely covered the pieces without being too thick. The same can be said of the shrimp tempura (4 long pieces), crunchy and tasty. The restaurant kindly met my special requests of, "no broccoli" and, "extra tempura sauce, please." Tsukimi also included a delicious seaweed salad at no cost to me. Not only was it light and flavorful, but it was the perfect foil to all of the fried food. I ordered a raw, large, fresh sea scallop sushi, which was included in the box with my order of a Volcano Roll (crabmeat, avocado, and cucumber rolled in sushi rice), then topped with spicy mayo, baked bay scallops, eel sauce, Korean sauce and masago. They definitely don't skimp on the sauces and toppings, which I actually prefer, but keep that in mind when you order. They were also generous with the ginger and wasabi which was perfect for me. Tsukimi has a large menu that not only includes fresh rolls, sushi and sashimi, but noodle dishes and entrees like katsu, teriyaki and bulgogi. I'm confident that anyone with a craving for Asian food will find something delicious here.

My friend and I went for the all you can eat meal and left, shortly after sitting down. The menu and restrictions, on their website is not what is actually offered at the restaurant. The give you a complicated grid menu, with rules and restrictions. We came to eat; not for a puzzle. Added the menu from there website to the review, which you can compare to the photos of the actual menu, from other reviews

THE BIG: AYCE establishment in the North Austin area! THE BLACK AND WHITE: I came here with a group of friends who were on a mission to devour some sushi and boy did we. We had a Max of 4 rounds of food with a minimum of 10 PC's per round. We went HAM on the first round grabbing 10 specialty rolls (8pcs) and 50 nigiri. Less be known we did finish it and grabbed more sushi the subsequent round. Ultimately we did finish all 4 rounds and got some ice cream to finish off the dinner. I was also pleasantly surprised they had steak nigiri! I do have to admit the service was a bit slow, however we still got fed. THE FINAL BAMBOO: The damage done for AYCE sushi was around $40 all in. Not bad for scarfing decent sushi and satisfying that sushi craving

This place has hands down become my favorite sushi restaurant in Austin. I was ordering delivery and pick-up during the first months of Covid quarantine, and as promised in my last review it was the first restaurant I dined in at. They are being much safer than everyone else with temperature checks and contact tracing. Of course, it's better to not do dine-in at all. But they do it as safely as possible. Going in to the restaurant ruined me for delivery. Now I want to do AYCE all the time as it's the same price as the 3 rolls I was ordering anyway. Everything tastes great and the owner is super sweet every time we come in. Will have to hit it again this week for another excellent sushi experience.

Stopped by for dinner after seeing all the pretty photos on yelp, but honestly a little disappointed the plating i got was so simple. I got the samurai boat, avocado bake, and sake kama.

Ordered the chicken bento box from Lunch Drop yesterday....ate half the order...the chicken, cali roll and rice. My stomach has not been right since unfortunately...even the next day.

Everything! Service was outstanding and the food was beyond expectations! I had a take out order and all condiments were packed nicely with the food order. Don't miss out!

Fantastic sushi. But the service is far more crucial! Our waitress realized that switching to the "all you could eat" tab would actually result in a cheaper order. We would never have seen the difference because it was our first time. This will undoubtedly become our go-to sushi restaurant.

Craving sushi? Here's the place! I have been going to Tsukimi for a while and consistency whenever I get that itch for sushi, can't beat an all you can eat style when everything comes out so fresh! Atmosphere: The overall vibe is a nice modern style restaurant, there's a good view of the chef's cooking in a wide space in the back so you get to see all the fresh creation that they make. Food: As mentioned above I've been here mostly for the sushi buffet. Often times when we think buffet, we expect a certain level of quality of the food, especially when it comes to sushi. However, in the case of Tsukimi all the food tastes pretty fresh, as if they were made by order. The buffet does limit the amount of certain more fresh items you can get such as Salmon Fat, however to me this didn't derive my experience since the amount that I was allowed to get was plenty to get my fill. The sushi/sashmi all taste well done and have that proper savory taste that well prepped fish does. Highly recommend any of the limited items. Service: Consistency service has always been friendly and very attentive. Every time I've gone servers will check on me to take any orders I need and help me should I have any questions on the buffet menu. Overall: Again this is the place to come if you ever want to treat or have that craving for sushi. Good quality and plenty of it to get your fill. It'll 'maki' your day. I'll have to return again should I myself get similar cravings.

I got Uber Eats from here and while the sushi was fine, the tonkatsu was LEGIT!!! Tastes like how my mom makes it. Delightful.

Good place for sushi! The salmon was so fresh! I wasn't blown away by anything but everything was very tasty.

DO NOT GO HERE Rude to customers and holds their customers hostage forcing customers to tip more than 20% and would have bad anger issues if the customer's tip is lower than 20%

This place is pretty solid. Good quality fish for AYCE sushi. For lunch AYCE ($25) they just had rolls. Food: Their poke appetizer was quite tangy. Cucumber had a bit too much sugar. Gyozas were freshly fried. Edamame was good. Rolls were either decent or a big miss. One was very mustardy and their sauces in general were just overpowering. Tempura rolls were good but the deep fried ones were pretty devastating, so be careful with ordering too many of those. I like the Longhorn fried one. The rainbow roll was a good classic for a fresh roll. Their double salmon/tuna had a strange flavored sauce. The place itself is nice except that it was quite freezing, so bring a jacket. Plenty of parking and a nice pond near by to walk off the belly full of rice. It's even friendly for non-seafood lovers. My friend had fun eating unlimited chicken teriyaki, chicken bulgogi, and chicken katsu. Would I go here again? Maybe in a year.

Tasty food, lots of options on the AYCE menu and quick service! Our go to spot for AYCE.

Wife and I heard about this place from an acquaintance and it did not disappoint. The all you can eat sushi for $35 a perfect choice and allowed us to try many different items that we normally wouldn't. The wait staff were friendly and helpful. This place is kind of hidden so you will not be able to see it from the highway. Definitely note that there is a disclaimer for the AYCE option, so pay attention!

We came here for my husbands birthday, I'm not a fan of all you can eat because I prefer quality of quantity but my husband wanted to try it. We spent $180 between the 4 of us and I would had rather spent that at a high end sushi restaurant getting a few good quality sushi dishes. The ratio of rice to fish in the sushi is off, so you get filled up on rice. The fish was tasteless and did not taste like good quality. Overall all the rolls we had tasted blah . Also they forgot to bring us water until we asked for it and after ordering 15 rolls we never received a top up on the pickled ginger. I saw the buses girl picking her nose in the corner and then stare at her booger and then wipe it on the wall! Not once but twice! I wanted to throw up. I won't be going back. Shame.