AYCE Sushi HB

Eric K a month ago

The restaurant is tucked away in a small shopping area, so it was a little difficult to find even with GPS. We visited after the lunch rush because of the good reviews. When we arrived, most of the tables were empty, but we still had to wait about four or five minutes at the entrance. After being seated, there was more waiting to order, and then another long wait for the food. The staff were polite, but the service could definitely be better organized and more attentive. The food was good overall. The sashimi included with the course was especially fresh, delicious, and very generous. It seems like the owner puts a lot of care into preparing it every morning. The sushi chefs were a little slow, and by the time some of our orders arrived, we were already getting full. Overall, it is a decent all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant with good sashimi, but the service and speed could use some improvement.

Tam Bui 4 months ago

I wanted to try out this place with my girlfriend as it was not too far from us, we chose the premium sashimi+ oyster menu $49.99 and ordered salmon, seared salmon, halibut and eel nigiri, as for sashimi I ordered uni, toro, bluefin tuna, salmon and abalone, and I ordered some oysters (8). Sashimi was served with the wasabi oil, and it was okay, uni tasted good. The salmon sashimi was just too big (4pieces of ~4inx~2in). The eel had so many bones, I don’t think I’ve ever had this many bones in my unagis. The salmon nigiri were okay, the slices were really thin and the rice was maybe a tad too much. I think the experience was okay, nothing great but I had to write a review for what came after… Explosive diarrhea for the last 20h for the both of us. I don’t think I have ever eaten at a sushi place or an oyster place that made me feel this way. I do not think these oysters are fresh at all. Don’t go there if you have a weak stomach.

Melissa C 5 months ago

Food: **** | Service: **** | Value: *** This place was recommended by a local for all you can eat sushi. For starter, we noticed some info online is out of date. First, they no longer offer the AYCE menu to kids under 4 for free - the new policy is anyone under 4.5 ft pays half price. Our service offered our 3&6yo to do à la carte or a lower tiered AYCE to save money - since our kids do eat some sushi (like ikura, tamago, and salmon), we opt for the sushi only tier for them (course A at $18.50 kids price) and sushi and sashimi for hubby and me (course B at $44.95). The fish is fresh and overall everything on the menu. For course B, it comes with a super thin slice of toro, which is 1/4 of a normal thickness; considered its limited to 1 piece per person, we think they should either a real piece or take it off the menu. The sushi are all half the size of a regular piece, so even though each order is 2 pieces, they’re really just one piece. They all have a self serve ramyeon bar and ice cream. Overall, this place is pretty good for AYCE sushi, but unless you eat a lot of sashimi, I would stick with course A.

chul Jo 5 months ago

Since I love oysters, I opted for the Premium order. The oysters were incredibly fresh, and it was wonderful to be able to eat my fill for the first time in a long while. The owner and the server were both friendly, making for a truly enjoyable dining experience. I’ll definitely have to visit again soon—I can already feel myself craving those oysters!

Tan Ho 8 months ago

Amazing AYCE sushi! Huge variety, super fresh ingredients, Prenium sashimi and excellent value at $35. Kids half price makes it even better for families. We’ll definitely be back!