Sakana Sushi & Japanese Cuisine

SelenaFromGeico 2 months ago

This is a solid spot for sushi. Everything tasted great and I highly recommend their crazy girl roll. I got the sashimi too. For 33 bucks a person, I got my money's worth.

Marcelo Esguerra 5 months ago

Had lunch today here at Sakana with the eat all you can sushi option. At $24.99 per person this was the the best bang for your buck! Included with this was the appetizers including seaweed salad, tuna pizza, tuna tartare and desert with red bean and green tea ice cream! And free refills on hot green tea! The sushi rolls in particular were very fresh, authentic a without a hint of MSG noted. We ended up ordering 2 plates of everything! Overall a very satisfying and filling lunch indeed. We will definitely come back soon!

Nikaya Warner 10 months ago

Came in for AYCE Sunday . Customer service is great ! The food is phenomenal . I got the bacon wrapped enoki - fried scallops - spicy salmon sushi , salmon sashimi , and the avacado salad is amazing alongside their miso soup and to top it off some green tea ice cream - their hot tea was also lovely :) my second time here / I visit when I’m in town .

Nico Samneil Salado a year ago

Lovely place, great service except for the one lady that moves quick but gets plates/utensils without permission and ruins your meal and messed up our billing due to moving too fast. They have an eat-all-you-can scheme going on which i see it is worth it. But we went for the regular ordering. Restroom is clean, smells good and spacious. Aesthetically pleasing. Spacing between tables are spacious. Al fresco dining at summer. Ample of parking space. High chair seen. Koala care at restroom. See images for reference.

beerventurers Edited a year ago

So we were skeptical of their "all you can eat sushi" with the wildly low price tag, but we're happy to report that our meal was so worth it. You are able to choose from a wide variety of classic sushi, maki, and even specialty roles. This means that the measly 31 bucks a person for dinner stretches extremely far. All of the roles we ordered were delicious. However, the volcano roll and the salmon mango roll were the crowd favorites. If you are not a sushi person, there is also a nice spread of traditional Japanese menu items like udon noodles, steamed buns, pork katsu and chicken teriyaki. The only thing holding back a five-star review is that not all of the flavors came through on the traditional menu items. But at this price tag, the experience is totally worth it. We recommend going with a decent sized group of friends or family so you can try pretty much everything on the menu. Yes, there is a time limit, but it was no problem for our group of 4. I can imagine this place gets busy on the weekends, so definitely reserve a table in advance. This is a BYOB establishment 🍻