Tsukimi

Quiet spot with a calm atmosphere and great sushi. We always get the all you can eat option for $35 per person. We were surprised by the quality of the sushi for the price. After only 3 rounds we leave stuffed and satisfied. It's not a big place so they can't accommodate large parties but it's awesome for an intimate date night. Highly recommend!

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.

Great quality with unique flavor combinations! We went here for the all-you-can-eat for a weekend dinner. The staff was polite and helpful, and the dining room was not too crowded so we could be seated right away. There is a patio, but it doesn’t look like they seat people out there. The fish and other ingredients all tasted really good! They have all the popular rolls as well as some unique creations. The only downside was the price, about $37 per person. We ordered 6 rolls and 4 individual sushi (nigiri), which my wife and I shared, and it was about the same price as just ordering individual items. The quality was great though, so perhaps you get what you pay for.

I had AYCE dinner. Time limit is 90 minutes. Service is good. I mainly order nigiri and sometimes the fish came out different that my expectation, but still good. The NIGIRI is not truly AYCE. You get 4 rounds, each round limit to 10pcs nigiri and 3 rolls per person. It's hard one can use up this quota but since I am not a fan of rolls, that mean 40 pcs nigiri plus other items for me. But within 90 minutes I can only eat 3 rounds plus some more ice cream. Do pay attention to the "limited nigiri" section. Those items has a limit per round, and you can only order 2 rounds. Even if you so not use up the per round quota, you cannot go for a third round on those items. I missed out on trying aome limited items because it is not clear to me the way the server explained it. So if you plan accordingly, you can get a max of 20 pcs of nigiri types in that section. Although not truly AYCE, there are many other items you can order you will not be hungry. And if you order a decent amount according to your appetite, a 5th round won't do you any good cos you only have 90 minutes anyways. Don't miss out the ice-cream. Those are really good. Also the adeshi tofu (fried tofu). Garden salad is fresh. Tempura was good just the bottom most piece was too soggy bathing in oil. I loved the salmon roe (ikura). The sweet shrimp I expected it raw but it came somewhat cooked. The nigiris are not that nicely crafted as you order a la carte, but the fish part was small but tastes ok. For dining alone maybe don't order rolls cos you will be eating 6-8 pcs of the same thing. The poke salad.... This time I only found 1-3 tiny cubes of fish in the bowl, and a whole bunch of seaweed salad... which is quite salty. A bit disappointed in that arrangement. Wish I had more time/appetite to try more of the cooked food. 😝just don't have room to eat them when dining alone. Currently they do admit they are understaffed and asked for patience from customers. That is understandable and the AYCE order did come quite fast and the server was attentive to know when to give you back your order paper for next round. That actually made the dining experience more positive despite the confusion on the limited nigiri items. So 4 stars. Currently dinner is $32.95 + tax. I never tried AYCE lunch but rule says there is no nigiri, time limit is 60 minutes, and around $25.