Sushi House

would give them no ‘s if I could. It’s very run down and dirty. The house salad is literally a cup of lettuce with a ton of dressing. They try to use chicken to pass off as tuna, to probably save a buck. Can’t wait for tsunami to come to lehi.

The sushi is big and full of rice with tiny pieces of fish. I guess that’s how they make their money. Would not recommend going!

The food here is absolutely delicious. And it’s never too busy so that’s great! They have really good spicy stuff. The tempura is really is really good. I’ve been here before.

I’ll say that three stars is a bit generous, given that it is AYCE sushi on the cheap. Then again, maybe AYCE sushi should have its own grading scale. You can’t compare it to high-​end sushi; it’s a completely different animal. As AYCE sushi goes, this is decent. Personally, I like the simpler rolls: New Jersey, Vegetable Tempura, etc. I could eat a lot of salmon + avocado + green onion. To me, that is a magical combination of textures and flavors. The speciality rolls look like they’re smothered in sweet and/​or spicy sauces, which isn’t my game, but my friends seem to enjoy them.

Ambiance isn’t the greatest. Let’s face it this used to be a Denny’s. With that being said the food here is delicious and it’s all you can eat Sushi for under $ 20. I have been here a few times for lunch and dinner. The dinner menu has bigger rolls and a few more selections. If you go for dinner don’t miss out on the «lady in red» roll. They also offer a good selection of fresh and tempura. They also offer a Bento box if you don’t want rolls and you don’t have to pay the all you can eat price. Parking here is spacious and easy and it is very close to freeway access. Taken a few friends here for lunch and no one has been disappointed.

Have always had a good experience here. My dad, brother and I like to go out for all you can eat sushi and this is a great choice. The rolls and good and fresh and the price for all you can eat isn’t bad. We always have pretty good service we are never disappointed with are rolls either. I wouldn’t say it’s the best sushi I’ve ever had but I’d say it one of the better places in Utah County.

I didn’t think I would like sushi, but after some coaxing I found that I am a fan. i was able to go with friends and have them introduce me to several rolls not just order one and have that be my only experience. I loved the Gold Gym, Godzilla, and upside down shrimp! For a sushi newbie my experience was great!

Our whole extended family loved this place for years and the location is so convenient. Unfortunately, what used to be decent all-​you-​can-​eat sushi become fair quality and now several of us have been served sushi that tastes like it is old, pre-​made and refrigerated, soggy, tough and chewy shrimp and over stuffed with rice while skimping on other ingredients. I have seen other all-​you-​can-​eat sushi place places going the same direction. If I could get better sushi at a grocery store deli, I would just rather go to a classier place and get a single more expensive roll.

First off, I’m not a picky eater, and I’m not having a bad day. I also don’t post Unilocal!reviews all that often — usually only for excellent experiences and… otherwise.
I wouldn’t call myself a sushi virgin, but I do tend to stick to americanized rolls and don’t stray too far off that path.
I had high hopes for this place — being my first visit and all — and having a craving for sushi. The sign on the table that explained the rules of ‘all you can eat’ sushi had a year’s worth of grease and grime on it — that was pretty custom. The iced tea was… underwhelming in a really gross sort of way. OK, water it is.
The high school waitress was nice — I was seated quickly, she was informative and attentive; and I ended up giving her a good tip as a result.
I ordered a Philly roll (not on the menu), a jalapeño roll, and two steak rolls. Philly roll was maybe slightly better than average and then I started in on the jalapeño roll. First six pieces were fairly good. Get into number seven; and grab a mouthful of mold. Yep, mold.
What. In. The. World?
I wasn’t upset — mistakes happen.
What truly struck me as odd was the manager (or owner?) offering me a replacement. Really? How about you go talk to your chef and make sure your food is mold free first? I made it halfway through 1 of the 2 below average ‘steak rolls’ before I aborted this mission.
I went to pay my bill. I can’t say that I wasn’t semi-​expecting maybe a small discount for the ‘incident’. When one wasn’t offered, and I was charged full price for ‘All I could eat’ (and I use that term loosely) + a drink that could’ve passed for swamp water anywhere in the bayou; I happened to notice the ‘Give us a review on Unilocal!’ sign on the register.
Irony at its finest.
Off to get a burger — I need to cleanse my palate.

Tried this place last night for some takeout sushi rolls. It’s an all you can eat sushi joint and having never had a good experience at one before I was skeptical how tasty it would be. However, I was pleasantly surprised that I enjoyed all three of the rolls I ordered (unfortunately don’t remember the names). also, my rolls came out incredibly fast and even got a nice 10%discount on my take-​out meal.
Definitely will be back to try out the all you can eat option and the variety of rolls they offer.

It’s good sushi. I’ve been here a few times. Servers are kind of weird and don’t interact with customers. If you come during lunch it’s not busy which is awesome and it’s cheaper. The Godzilla roll is great. I’m not a huge fan of their Vegas roll. There are lots of good options. Great all you can eat, dinner is 18.95, lunch is about 14. I would recommend it. The quality is better during lunch.

Pretty dang good for all you can eat. Out of all of the all you can eat sushi places in Utah county this is the best. The Atlantic roll and Texas roll are the best. Usually really fast service and reasonable price.

I usually like this place but the other night when we went all my rolls were not put together tight enough so right when you picked it up with your chop sticks it would fall right off and everything inside would be everywhere. Also it didn’t taste as fresh and yummy as it usually does. Our young waitress just set our rolls down not telling us what we had and when we asked she had no idea

I’ve been here a lot. In fact, I’ve been here too many times. The all you can eat sushi is not bad but it isn’t great. However, out of all the all you can eat places I’ve tried in Utah, this one is the best.
Everything here is just mediocre. Its a good price for what you get and is a great place to satisfy the huge sushi craving you might have.
If you are looking for quantity with a fair price, this is the place for you. If you are looking for quality, go somewhere else.

The service is what sells this spot! The sushi is ok, not amazing but the all u can eat freshly made sushi is something I’ve never heard of and a little skeptical if this is really fish or not… kidding. It was good sushi great service! I would come back.

Good staff, quick service, and good taste.
I really like the all you can eat option. The drinks are unlimited and they are pretty attentive

Have gotten better sushi at 7-​eleven days old! There was a time when this was a decent restaurant, last couple visits, and the last one being the LAST ONE! Rice was mushy, roll fall apart, most unidentifiable and everything doused in mayonnaise, whether in the description or not. Very disappointing. Sushi buffet is have better quality and taste. Service wasn’t much better, come up to Utah County quite often I won’t be going there anymore… Sticking with Sushi Ya, for all you can eat option, worth the extra drive

High quality sushi at a pretty great price. They have a lot of great options with lots of variety. Pick several rolls and try them all, you can’t go wrong! Go on a weekday night. The service is really great and attentive.

Sushi here is decent. Some were hit and miss. The nigiri had way too much rice. Good selection though but I guess I cant expect too much for AYCE sushi. The staff was great and helpful.

Let’s start off by being honest. This is all-​you-​can eat sushi. I’m not really sure you’re going to find masterfully crafted top of the line rolls, but you will find decent rolls at a fairly reasonable price. More variety than a lot of the other all-​you-​can eat places and generally pretty tasty. I’m a fan of their Texas roll ((if the fact that it serves a steak roll doesn’t convince you that it’s not exactly purist sushi, nothing will) and some of their shrimp rolls are pretty good.
This place is generally my favorite all-​you-​can eat sushi restaurant in the valley. They seem to keep it pretty clean, the staff is polite and friendly, though generally confused about what rolls they’re bringing out and the rolls are made fresh.