YOSHI MAME

Came to Yoshi Mame for the first time due to our favorite sushi spot no longer existing. Yoshi Mame lived up to our expectations. It is an all you can eat sushi, hibachi, and appetizers and not one item disappointed. Favorite roll was the Texas roll and favorite appetizer was the Fried Stuffed Jalapeños. Next visit we will be trying some of the hibachi and Katsu items. Definitely a must try!!!

All you can eat! 🍣🍱 That makes our family happy. The place has been changed many different restaurants. Now it's a fusion Japanese style with sushi, sashimi, and more! 🥢 If you don't like raw fish, no worries, they have other delicious dishes available. They're quick and the food quality is excellent. Plus, there's a huge variety, so try as many as you can eat, just be sure to finish without leftovers! 🍦 And for dessert, three kinds of ice cream are free if you still have room! 🥳

- Overall, I did not really like this place, and would not go back. - They served the edamame on a small curved wicker plate. So it got cold immediately. - The green tea that you buy is the tiniest little 1/2 cup ever. And they don't bring you a small pot to refill it with. And if you ask for a refill they just put more hot water in your baby cup, but at that point the green tea bag has already leached out all of its flavor. And it's a crappy bulk supply green tea bag too - not good. Sushi I ordered: - Rainbow roll: inside was a crab stick, big chunks of avocado, and cucumber. This rainbow roll really wasn't that great. And you have a higher ratio of avocado than any other fillings. It was not good. - Low calorie (inside out) rainbow roll: instead of rice and sushi paper, it's a thick ribbon of cucumber wrapped around a bunch of times. It's a huge amount of cucumber. And then inside is the fish that's normally on the top of a rainbow roll, plus big chunks of avocado. It was NOT good at all. I didn't eat any of the cucumber and I pretty much just picked out the fish. I've never had a sushi I did not like, until this one. Waste of $$$$. - They did have gluten free soy sauce. But they do NOT mark which items on their menu contain gluten. And the waitress could not clearly tell me when I asked. - The masago tasted really fishy, like the docks (like docks that are green, stagnant, murky, grimy). Super gross. - They use the fake-tasting pink ginger, not the natural, real-tasting, tan colored ginger. - Overall, I will not be going back. I've been to 16 sushi places in ABQ so far, and so far its just this one and one other that I would not go back to.

We have been to this place a few times and it has always been excellent. The all you can eat price it worth every cent. The rolls are always amazing and well done. Many options to choose from. Staff has always been friendly and attentative. Highly recommend this place

Ordered for takeout Tofu bento box. Best bento box I’ve ever had! The large tofu pieces were tempura style. And drizzled with a teriyaki glaze. My chosen side of tempura vegetables was superb. Chose fried rice as my grain. The six pieces of sushi was delicious. Had seaweed wrapped sushi with crab stick, avocado and cucumber. Nice refreshing change from krab salad in my roll. And it was only $13.99! A bargain compared to other places in town! Will eat here again and again!

This restaurant is large and not cozy at all. They seemed to have only 2 servers so we did have to wait about 2 minutes to get seated. We were able to order quickly. The food is really good. You order once. Then, you can order more.

We end up going here so much, the quality and quantity is hard to beat! Big big fan of their spider roll and the service is always great

I love coming to this place and getting the all you can eat deal that they have. The food always comes out quickly and service is great. Today, I was served by Diana and she was super friendly and attentive. Definitely recommend giving this place a try!

Sunday brunch for the first time. We had the same server from the last visit. She was so sweet and remembered us. We ordered everything ask at once bc we knew it would arrive once it was ready. We enjoyed everything we ordered. The kids under 5 are free, which is great bc they barely eat. They had miso soup, rice and veggies from hibachi, vegetablw tempura and edamame. We dined with the uncles who are low carb dieting, so they ordered 4 Rainbow Narutos, 2 Rainbow Rolls, 2 Poke salads, and 2 edamame. We ordered 4 miso soup, 2 steak and 2 shrimp hibachi with white rice, 2 edamame, takoyaki, 3 mussels, tuna tataki, Yellowtail jalapeño, peppered salmon, 3 squid, 3 salmon roe, and 3 mackerel sushi, Rainbow Naruto, Salmon Skin, and Eel rolls. We closed with ice cream, a great palate cleanser. Always will recommend Yoshimame for its value. It's more expensive than other AYCE sushi and hibachi places, but the quality is there. They just need to add yum yum and goody goody sauce to make hibachi top tier.

All you can eat sushi lunch buffet? I am in there! We used to go to IchiUmi in NYC for sushi buffet so I was excited this was available in ABQ. My friend was nervous because she thought the sushi was already premade and laying out. Its not! They make the sushi for you when you order. Theres not enough foot traffic for the sushi to be premade - so lucky for us everything is freshly made! Solid prices as long as you can put down a lot of rolls! They also have good happy hour deals. Private lot with ample parking.

Food: Sushi was sub-par. The Spicy Tuna roll and Caterpillar Rolls were decent. Most other orders were okay, with the exception of the Spicy Salmon Roll. Not 100% sure what that was. Texture was gummy, yet grainy, and the taste was completely off. Service: Majority of the reason it brings my review down. I've never been to an AYCE place that was this strict about eating EVERYTHING on the plate. We like to eat our sushi with less rice to focus on the taste of the fish, so when the sushi came with a lot of hard rice, we portioned some out to make it more enjoyable. The server pointed out that we couldn't do this, and that they would charge us for the balls of rice we left. I tried to ask how much it'd would be, and the server couldn't tell me. We go to a lot of AYCE places (KBBQ, sushi, etc), and are accepting of the rule to eat everything to control costs. But we've never seen it this enforced for minimal scraps left on the plates. The amount of rice we're talking about is about 1/3 of a cup. The entire dining experience was hampered by this, with us having to be conscientious of everything being left on the plate. When the bill came out, the server ultimately let it go since it was out first time, but we will not be coming back

After finding multiple places closed on a Sunday, we found Yoshi Mame opened. This was our first time here and had been recommended by a friend. The place is spacious, especially good for large parties. The server was very professional but dry. Because it was our first time, we did not understand how it worked and didn't know there was no a la carte. After finishing our meal, it was evident it is all you can eat only. Also, you better finish what you order or you get charged extra for the food you don't eat! It was not our case, but this was good to know. We ordered 6 rolls and edamame. We had the ABQ, New Mexico, Yoshi, geisha, tempura spicy tuna, and fire cracker rolls. All of them were good, and my favorite was the Yoshi roll. The presentation was very pretty and colorful. The portions were big! At the end, we were full and satisfied. However, even with our big appetites, I don't think that the cost of the meal was a good deal. However, if you are a fan of good sushi and can eat 3 or more rolls in one sitting plus a nice hibachi, this place may be perfect for you.

Popular place for a Thursday evening! Nice menus for around $30 of all-u-can-eat sushi, starters, entrees, etc. food came out quicker than I thought with as many people that were there. Clean restaurant and friendly staff. I didn't label all of the pics, but each roll or item we had was delicious. Nice that the rolls were heavy on the rice as I've seen in other places. Good place to get your sushi fix!

We came here on Saturday around 4pm. We were lucky to get a parking spot close by, just based on thr shopping plaza and all thr surrounding businesses. We were greeted and seated pretty quickly. Just the two of us and we got the all you can eat for $30. This includes everything on the menu. The interior is a little dated, but it's not going to deter from a sushi craving. I forget the name of the rolls we ordered, but some of the premium rolls were pretty hefty. It was alot of rice. We also had an order of shrimp and veggie tempura and the tempura batter was something we werent use to for Japanese tempura. The calamari tasted like it was prepared from frozen (wouldn't recommend). Overall everything tasted fine and out server was great with filling our drinks and checking on us to see if we wanted to put in other orders. If you come with an appetite, you'll get great value with the all you can eat sushi. I would suggest on getting rolls with a variety of flavors. Some of the rolls have similar ingredients and they all might taste same. I think the dinner rush was coming in as we were leaving. I wasn't blown away by anything, but the food was good. I am always concerned with AYCE sushi, with the fear of getting sick and I had no issues with the food. We will be back to try other rolls and other items off the menu.

Hungry, can't decide on what or where. But sushi always works. Decided on here to see if they can repeat their success with us. Actually They didn't - they exceeded it! Five rolls, the Texas Roll was our favorite. Excellent service, great sushi served promptly. As I said in my original review -AYCE places tend to scrimp on ingredients - not here.

Sushi rolls were really good. The side salads were surprisingly a lot larger than I expected. The spicy items on the menu are definitely spicy so if you have less spice tolerance or a potential allergy to capsaicin be careful. The fried sushi rolls were the best. Cooks were really really fast all the food was super fresh super yummy. The waiter we got kind of seemed like he didn't want to be there. Not the best weight service, he was also a little slow. Ended up sitting there after we finished eating for a while looking around waiting for him to pop up so we can get the check. Otherwise the food was really good. The vegetable tempura was OK, I would say it was my least favorite out of what I ordered. The other appetizers were all really really good. I look forward to going back again and trying the other items. The all you can eat is worth it as long as you can eat a good bit call me and they were on top of the drink refills which was really nice.

Went on Sunday at opening, service was quick and the food was great was bummed they were out of one of the appetizers but what I did have I enjoyed and it was a great value for what we were served and the decorations were great very relaxing vibe.

My friend loves to come here for all-you-can-eat sushi. I'll admit I was skeptical and kept putting him off but finally, we went. It was great! The shop is clean and the staff is friendly and attentive. It truly is all-you-can-eat but no to-go sushi. If you can't finish your roll and want it to go, then it is full price. Which isn't a problem in my opinion. I was impressed with the quality of the sushi and the options. Everything we had was delicious and my friend packed away 15 rolls! So well worth the $20 per person. Be sure to check it out!

The all you can eat option is a good deal especially when you compare prices for ordering ala carte. The food is good, except from time to time a piece or two from a whole sushi roll would have an unfresh taste. I don't think it's a problem with the individual ingredients but with the sporadic occurrence, I wonder if their cutting surface or other tool isn't as clean as it should be and that's why there's an intermittent off flavor. Service was lovely and attentive.

Overall: Yoshi Mame is well priced for AYCE lunch and can satisfy a craving, but it has room for improvement: Food: 3 We tried a variety of appetizers, and our favorite was the calamari. The fried food was crispy but very oily. The fish quality in the nigiri was ok, but I did not like the rice. The ball of rice was way too compact and firm, and the individual grains of rice lacked the mild chewy/sticky texture of sushi rice. The roll selection was decent, but the eel sauce was a little too sweet. Service: 5 Food came out at a decent pace. Our server was attentive and always checked in to see if we wanted to order anything more. Ambiance: 5 The restaurant has plenty of seating for small or large parties.

Food was decent. Not a lot of options for AYCE. Server was nice, but they definitely need more of them, service was very slow.

Service was great and efficient. It is really lovely to be asked if you want more ice to go with your pot refill, lol, when it's 100° outside. The fish was not sashimi grade, but it was fresh and well cut. Some of the Gyoza were a bit over fried and some of the sushi was absolutely over sauced. But our server was more than willing to go get replacements if it would make us happy.

This place is a good value if you tend to eat a lot in one sitting. It's $30/person all you can eat, plus drinks. Very few add-ons may also cost less than $1 extra. There is no other option. However, if you don't finish a dish, they charge you "full price" for it, which is very vague because those prices are not listed on their menu. That made me a but anxious, but we found out all portions are smaller than usual, except sushi rolls. Sushi rolls are the typical size. (I had already eaten a piece or two before I remembered to take my pics). It's a very pretty place with beautifully plated dishes, and the service was good and consistent. What brought their rating down for me though, was 1. It was very loud. They could use some dividers or at least sound absorbing panels in there. And 2. The fish, the rice, even the cucumbers were lower quality than I've had elsewhere in town.

All you can eat sushi. Great tasting beautiful presentation. Excellent service. I definitely will be coming back!!!

Finally! A new all you can eat sushi place! I hadn't realized how much I'd been missing all you can eat sushi in town, so I was very excited to hear that we had a new place. I went to check it out for lunch one day and wasn't disappointed. The price for lunch is a bit cheaper than for dinner, but the selection is a bit smaller. it's nice to see both sushi and hot dishes on the menu. There are also good vegetarian sushi options, like the sweet potato roll which was absolutely delicious. There's a wide variety of rolls on the menu and I've now been there several times and had the opportunity to try a few and they've all been great. I was pleased that the nigiri wasn't way too much rice with a tiny sliver of fish like AYCE can sometimes be. Though I do have to say that it was a bit dried out, so that's the reason this is only four stars for me. That was pretty consistent both times I've been there, not sure if it has to do with how the fish is stored before it's cut or what really. Also be aware that if the place is crowded service can be a bit slow, though every server I've had has been very nice and attentive. I will be back!

I come here so often that I might get diabetes #worthit But in all honesty, we love coming here. Usually the quality of the sushi is pretty good. Entrees are okay. Otherwise, would still give it 5 stars because we always enjoy coming. Excellent place! Service is great! I'd post a picture but I already ate everything.

Less than a month later and we're back! We did the à la carte menu again, rather than the all-you-can-eat option. Between two adult men we split three specialty rolls and it was filling. The OEC Roll consisted of baked eel, spicy crab, avocado, and asparagus on the inside, with rice, soy paper, spicy mayonnaise, eel sauce, and smelt roe on the outside. I loved the asparagus; this roll was a 5/5 for me and a 4/5 for the hubby, mostly because he doesn't enjoy eel. The Lion Head Roll, the most popular roll for the restaurant, consisted of shrimp tempura and cucumber on the inside, with seaweed paper, rice, avocado, crab stick, spicy mayonnaise, eel sauce, and sesame seeds on the outside. This roll was a 3.5/5 for me and a 3.5/5 for the hubby. The last roll was the Tiger Roll. It consisted of spicy salmon and mango on the inside, with seaweed poster, rice, peppered tuna, shrimp, and avocado on the outside. The spicy tuna had a Tajin-like spice pressed into the meat. Neither my husband or I enjoyed this roll, and we wouldn't get it again. I gave it a 2/5 and my hubby gave it a 1/5. My average for the evening came to 3.5; the hubby's average came to 2.8. The service this time wasn't as friendly, and the server didn't understand our questions. We're looking forward to trying more of the rolls in the future.

This explains why this place is so cheaply priced. I can't imagine trusting them again to prepare food for me or my friends.

Went here last week with girlfriend for dinner. Large space, dining area. Not many patrons. Not very busy. They give us the dinner menu. You can order anything off the full menu AYCE, except the beverages, which cost extra. Good service, very attentive. We order several rolls and sushi. The pieces under the "sushi" section is actually nigiri; so fish on top, rice on bottom. The main issue with this place is that the rolls are packed with RICE. About 80% of the roll is rice. There is very little fish. And all the fish is very low grade, low quality. So basically, all the rolls taste the same, because all you're eating is rice. You can't taste the fish at all. They have to make money somehow, so they have you eat a ton of rice. And any rolls or rice you have left over, you gotta pay for it. Anyway, it's definitely not worth it, at least for me. I would recommend going anywhere else and getting quality instead of quantity. I would not go back. But again, pretty attentive service. They kept asking if I wanted more sushi. I wonder if it was a ploy to get me to order too much and then I would have to pay for it. Also, I just saw city health inspector closed it down last week for many reasons. Wish I knew this before I ate there!

Newly opened all you can eat (AYCE) sushi in Abq, much needed! Pretty sure this is the first AYCE! Friend's dad randomly found this via social media so we decided to try it. Came for dinner on a Tuesday night, $29/person. Extensive menu as you can see. The quality was actually pretty good, although often times AYCE places like this quickly deteriorate in quality. However, on first opening, their quality is good, service was good, and we definitely overate! I love eel, but unfortunately they ran out pretty quickly into our meal which was disappointing. They also ran out of certain flavors of mochi ice cream! There are so many options, including vegetarian, although our vegetarian friend definitely lost money on this AYCE. The tuna, salmon, and eel are my favorites, and they were all delicious. Friends ordered Americanized fried/baked rolls with cream cheese which I used to enjoy but no longer do. There's something for everyone, they also have udon, salads, miso, hibachi, etc. Tons of options. The menu is odd, I've never seen the inside of a roll and the outside of a roll described separately, but it's actually kinda nice, just never seen before and was confused at first. The presentations are beautiful boats - hope you like the pics. I'll be back, I just hope their quality doesn't dip!

It was my first time going there. I decided to try the All you can eat menu. I enjoyed the items that I picked, but next time I will plan better. I ordered some appetizers which were really good. Ordered some Nigri. Ordered two full rolls. I would advice order from that menu if you plan on eating a lot. They had great service. And would check up on how your doing. Keep your drinks filled. The Ambiance was relaxing. Nice decorations. Next time I'll order from the regular menu.

This place gets a high score for value. $30 all you can order. For Sushi you really can't beat it. There are some better places that will make you better rolls individually. However, they make some solid rolls here. I've been here twice. The first time I sat at the bar and the service was a little slow. The second time I sat at a table and had a way better experience. This place had plenty of seating. Good for groups. They play some good music. Everything was clean and tasted clean. Really no complaints. Just bring your appetite.

This one is different. It's not a buffet that you serve yourself. Instead you order each thing from the server. I ordered about 6 different things 1 at a time. Waitress came back and was very good. Food was better than buffet but to me not worth $35 + dollars when including drink and tip. I was by myself so if you're willing to spend near $100.00 for 1 meal it's ok just not for me. That's why I give it 4 stars but not a recommendation

All you can eat sushi? Yes please! Delicious and fresh? Yes Great servers? Yes Great spot for large parties or date night

The food is good, about what you can expect from most of the nicer sushi places in Albuquerque. It's fresh and made to order, with the exception of the egg rolls (those are clearly bought frozen and fried to order, much like every other restaurant does...why can I never find a place that makes them fresh?). A big plus is that Yoshi Mame has inarizushi (tofu skin) and tamagoyaki (egg omelet)- because most places don't! The interior is spacious and lit well, but it smelled so strongly of acetone that I got a headache. Unsure if this is wafting over from the nail salon a few doors down (unlikely), or it's some cleaning agent they're using. It's expensive, though, I was shocked at the total. Definitely do AYCE ($28/person) and not a la cart. I don't tend to like AYCE because I never feel like I can eat enough to justify the price, but our bill definitely would have been lower if we'd gone with that option- and we didn't even eat that much.

Service was horrible. Walked in with 1 other party waiting. Not once did anyone say one word to us. They even came to the front counter to grab menus for the party waiting looked at us and again nothing. Waited for 10 minutes all the wait staff knew we were there because they kept looking our way even the guys making the sushi seen us. Will not be going back!

The sushi was fresh. Everything we ordered was delicious. We will definitely be returning.

I am honestly FLOORED at the quality of the food here! All You Can Eat is usually passable quality but the All You Can Eat menu at Yoshi Mame is better than every fancy sushi restaurant I've found in ABQ. For $29 you get the ENTIRE menu AYCE. The shumai was seasoned in a way I've never had before, but was absolutely delicious. The rolls were ALL well rolled and had top quality ingredients. I can't emphasize enough how amazing the food is! I've dined at expensive sushi restaurants all over the country and never had as good an experience!

When I heard there's an AYCE sushi in town, I was so excited to try it out. The first time I went by, they were pretty busy and the service was a bit slow. Our server didn't speak well English but got our orders right. I think they had been opened for a little over a week at this time and I don't think the kitchen just knew how much people would order. I went there for a second time recently and the service was significantly better. The food is great and I would go back!

First, let me say I am no AYCE sushi aficionado by any means. I've only been to a few of them but I will say that I was pleasantly surprised with Yoshi Mame. The price includes everything on the menu, which includes all cooked items. On my visit, the fish was very fresh. The portions are smaller, but that's ok since it's AYCE, and I like to try different things. They also have sashimi, which is the first time I've seen this offered at this type of restaurant. The wait staff was attentive and the food came out quickly. If you want to have your mind blown with the best sushi ever, this is not the place. If you want to drop $30 and try a variety of different dishes, definitely give this place a try.

OMG this place is incredible! I'm used to the all you can eat sushi places in Las Vegas, NV (Sushi Mon is my favorite), and let me tell you this place is the very best I've ever been to! From the price (just under $29 a person) to the selection of sashimi, rolls, nigiri, and all of the extras like teriyaki chicken, edamame, gyoza, and desserts (!), you can't go wrong at this place with lots of items for everyone! If you're a vegetarian, I highly recommend the sweet potato roll. Omg was it delicious! As for the service, it was incredible despite the place being busy. The food was also delivered quite quickly given the crowd. The place is on the nicer casual side if that makes sense? They have lots of tables with comfy ish looking chairs and some booths, too! Or, if you prefer, you can sit at the sushi bar. They don't serve alcohol at this time, but they said they hope to in the near future. Oh, if you have kids with you, they have a discount all you can eat price. I personally would recommend the hibachi salmon plate or hibachi chicken plate for the toddlers who dine with you! When I went in Dec 2022, they didn't have high chairs yet but they said they'd be getting them in soon. They did have booster seats though! Take it from this professor, A+ all around!

Was pretty excited for this based on the reviews, but it definitely did not turn out. Food: 1/5 Was not expecting anything too special here, but was still very disappointed. Except for the salmon and the unagi, the other fish were quite dried out. The tuna, in particular, was off-tasting and unpleasant. The shrimp was flat out over-cooked. Flavor-wise the unagi and the salmon were the best, but we encountered some surprisingly basic problems. One of the pieces of our unagi niigri had a bone in it. For our rolls, the kitchen somehow managed to use katsu sauce on our rolls instead of eel sauce. Our shrimp tempura roll included a bit of shell. Service: 2/5 Again, was not expecting much, but there were a lot of problems. There was a long delay, almost 30 minutes, between each order from the kitchen, which is a problem when (1) the restaurant is not yet half full and (2) there is a 2-hour limit. Couldn't seem to get a refill on my water, either. Decor: 3/5 The interior looks ok, if a bit plain. Overall, can't say I'd go back, which is a shame.

First time here. Since there weren't any yelp site or pictures, here are the pics. Not bad and food quality not bad. Peppered salmon was one of the highlights.

NO no no Sorry I tried this place 2 times in 1 week just in case it was a bad day. No no no Can not eat again. And priced for the rich neighborhood

My favorite place in ABQ. Yelowtail appetizer is amazing. Order whatever you want and you'll be happy.

Very big and open space with plenty of seating for large groups. The service was very attentive and professional. I ordered lots of different things off the menu because they kind of specialize in an all you can eat menu. For less than $30 everything on their menu is all you can eat with only a few specialty items being a slight up-charge, but most of the charges are less than a dollar. The shrimp and vegetable tempura was very crunchy and cooked well. The sashimi was very nice large cut sashimi slices, and the nigiri was very tasty and filling. I tried the yellowtail jalapeño appetizer with the recommendation from the staff, and it was a very unique and appetizing dish, but just be aware it is fresh jalapeño so there is that slight spice from the fresh pepper. Overall the restaurant was great and the service was excellent and the food was good, but I can be picky with sushi restaurants in how the rice is cooked and the freshness of the raw fish and for Albuquerque the only reason I didn't give it five stars was because of those picky things.

Thank god I don't live in Albuquerque or I would be going to this place CONSTANTLY. My gf and I are obsessed, in the week we were here we went twice. Prior to this place my gf refused to go to any All You Can Eat places because she thought the the quality would be bad but she fell in love with Yoshi Mane! Every thing was delicious and fresh and the price in unbeatableeee. They don't skimp out on the sushi and offer a variety of options not just the basic rolls. I'm honestly so sad to leave Albuquerque because of how much I love it here.

This is place has been on my bucket list for a while. They don't sit you unless your whole party is present which I felt was inconvenient since I'm used to refreshments while we wait for the rest of our guests. So for business related and timing I would not recommend this for gathering with coworkers. Anyways we were sat down and given our menus. The all you can eat menu offers literally "All you can eat menu for Mac of two hours. Adults pay 28.99 and kids and seniors pay 16.99. We were a table of 5 adults and one kid and we paid 160 without tips and this was including drinks. Our waitress was super helpful and friendly with us. There was a moment we forgot we had ordered a certain dish in advance and it was during the time we were already full. Everything in the menu that they give you is available for all that you can eat deal. The restaurant was dimmer in lightening which is not my preference due to my eye condition. Otherwise it was a nice well kept restaurants. All menu items were made at the moment and fresh when they arrived.

A different kind of all you can eat sushi place. You order your rolls and they are made fresh! It can be a bit loud when crowded but the food was good.

Service was amazing. It was our fist time here and the lady did an amazing job. She gave us recommendations and some plates she likes. Restaurant and restrooms are clean. One can also see the cooks making the rolls.

Excellent service and very good sushi. Got off the plane from Los Angeles and aimed for this place bc of Yelp research ahead of time. Eating sushi in the middle of a desert might not be the smartest move, got lucky. What made this place enjoyable is the service! Not really hungry , only ordered a few items for a party of one

Tried it for the first time last weekend. Food was good. Sushi tasted fresh. Some rolls imo are just to large and don't hold together well. Will definitely go give it another try will be more selective on what I get The beef egg roll and calamari appetizer were both very good

Best AYCE sushi in town hands down. Lots of keto friendly options too if you order off the appetizer menu.

My first time trying this place out. The waiter was quick to welcome me and provide a menu. He was able to answer any of my questions without hesitation and providing my drink. I ordered a couple of appetizers, poki salad and baked mussels along with a variety of sushi picks. Next was a spider roll that hit the spot. Green Tea ice cream for dessert. I left perfectly content, in instant nappy mode. I'll certainly be back.

Came with the wife on a lunch date and had the all you can eat lunch. When we first saw it we didn't know what to expect. The food was made fresh and comes out in a timely manner and tastes great. We will definitely be back again.

For all you can eat in Abq, this isn't bad. My sister and I went for lunch on a Wednesday, and midweek midday price is only $24 (drinks are priced separately). I highly recommended planning out everything you want to eat and order it all in one go, because service is reallyyy slow. The nigiri were tasty, rolls were good, but my favorite ended up being the hand rolls. I'm a tuna fan, and they fill that little hand roll with plenty of fish. The most disappointing part was that they have mochi ice cream listed on the dessert menu, but our server informed us they don't actually have any. Still, I'm looking forward to coming back here to get my sushi fix.

I was really excited to try this place since my friend and I love sushi and because it's an AYCE place. We visited the restaurant the day before Christmas eve. We got there maybe 15 minutes after it opened so we were the first ones. Front of the house seated us with menus, however, it took our waitress 20 minutes to actually greet us and ask if we wanted something to drink. The waitress brings our water and my friend asks her if the entire menu is AYCE or only certain food. I kind of wished he didn't ask because I had a feeling she wasn't going to come back for a while. I was right because after she explained it, we waited another 15 minutes for her. We looked around for her - her and her other two co-workers were on their phones. Anyway, she takes our first order and while we're sitting there, I'm hearing a microwave and a toaster oven. We start looking for them and both toaster oven and microwave is up front. 1st order: Miso soup - Tiny tofu and some hard pieces of wakame (seaweed) ... it screams to me packaged miso soup. Trust me, I've got a few at home when I'm too lazy to make my own so pretty sure it was 'microwaved' for me. We also got takoyaki, gyoza, salmon, and tamago. They were OK. Takoyaki had pieces of octopus smaller than the size of a dime. 2nd and 3rd order: Tuna roll, salmon skin roll and some various other sushi plus another order of gyoza. They were all still OK, nothing fancy or 'yes I must try this again'. *This was our first experience here and what I didn't mention earlier was that it took at least 30 minutes for our waitress to take each of our 2nd and 3rd orders. NOBODY came to refill our water. We were running on fumes, haha, if I can even laugh about it because we were both just annoyed. We finally flagged down one of the co-workers (not our actual waitress) to bring us more water and she was nice about it. I read some other reviews about how long it took them to bring food, etc to the tables. They're NOT WRONG. Also there's the microwave bell ringing and the toaster oven going off is kind of a pet peeve to me. I'm sure other restaurants have them but these ones are right up front. If you're going to gaslight me into thinking I'm having homemade miso soup, at least put your microwave in the kitchen so I'm not hearing it go off. If that's the case, I'll bring my own miso soup next time. We do plan to revisit this place with my daughter and give it another try. Hopefully it'll be a better experience and the staff have their 'ish' together.