Sushi Kaizen AYCE

victor barmak 3 weeks ago

Food 5 Stars Atmosphere 5 Service 2! We went there, the place was built recently, has good decoration and affordable prices, but service was horrible, our waiter disappeared, we asked another server and only answer we had was "you need to find your server" the probably was I didn't even remember who was. Will give another chance because food was good! Forgot to take more photos because was looking to find my server to order more.

Ariana Rivera 3 weeks ago

Went today, a Tuesday night and it was great. It wasn’t overcrowded, the decor and atmosphere was beautiful. The drinks were so good, I had a blue tsunami and the food was delicious! The price was $35 all you can eat was such a steal! Thank you to our server Jarule, he genuinely made our experience so much better. He was attentive, knowledgeable and helpful! We were truly so grateful, he had great input and suggestions that definitely elevated our experience! I’ll be definitely returning.

Lauren Hill a month ago

This place was wonderful! I love when all you can eat sushi locations have plenty of non-fish options for people who don't like fish. They had plenty of chicken, steak and veggie options from tempura, to rice or noodles, and more! It is a very clean restaurant and super cozy inside! They had a perfect little booth for 2 people.

Patrick Dunwody 3 months ago

Reservations are recommended, but we did not wait more than 20 minutes for a table on a Saturday night. The food was delicious and fresh. The service was very attentive and knowledgeable. There was absolutely zero issues with the food or service. When eating at places like these, the trick is always too get sashimi and Nigiri and then get the heavier stuff like noodles or rice or fried items towards the end before dessert. I left this review because I plan to be back the next time I’m in town. They like to sing loud for birthdays, which is always fun if it’s not your birthday 😂

Jonathan Rama 7 months ago

We’ve tried quite a few all-you-can-eat sushi restaurants over the years, and we’re usually pretty cautious because it can be hit or miss. That said, Sushi Kaizen has easily become our favorite. What truly sets them apart is the freshness of the fish. The salmon and tuna were incredibly fresh—clean, buttery, and exactly what you’d expect from a high-quality sit-down sushi restaurant, not an all-you-can-eat spot. Every roll and piece of nigiri tasted fresh and well-prepared, which really impressed us. The service was also great, and everything came out quickly while still tasting freshly made. We did try the hibachi—it was okay, not bad, but nothing particularly memorable. It’s probably not something we’d order again, especially with how strong their sushi selection is. If you’re looking for all-you-can-eat sushi without sacrificing freshness and quality, Sushi Kaizen is definitely worth it.