Oki Sushi

Sorry but if you truly like sushi. Good quality. Go somewhere else… if you just want cheap sushi in large quantities I guess this place is okay…

I came here with my volleyball team last week. We always choose a place with a AYCE option since we have a player with a big appetite. Everyone went with the unlimited servings option for $ 22. While this is not the best sushi I have had, the sushi was very good and you were not limited in your choices. You could have any of the specialty rolls and appetizers along with hard ice cream. We were there on a Thursday night and service was very prompt. I am not sure if the service would be as quick on a Friday or Saturday night. I hope we return here in the future.

Went here for date night. Really great place to grab some sushi and other Japanese food and a great price for all you can eat, good ambiance and nice décor, it can get a little loud but the quality of food is amazing like melt in your mouth sushi, I really love the a la carte aspect as well I would give 4.59 stars and 5 only if the waiters would interact a little more and smile more! But great experience and a great date with my wife

This restaurant is excellent. I’ve been here many times and only had an issue once or twice (burnt chicken). The food comes quick and is delicious.
My only complaint is that the service is terrible. Perhaps it is due to the language barrier, but the (older) waitress is rude, they’ve given my table dirty looks for ordering a lot of food (AYCE, what did you expect?), and there was one instance of the staff pushing us to leave the restaurant so they could close almost an hour early.
Despite all of the issues, I still highly recommend a visit to this restaurant. It’s affordable and the food is great.

ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL! I live very close so my family, friends, and I are okie regulars! The fish is always so fresh, sushi perfectly put together, staff very attentive, ambiance very nice, clean and open. Booths not connected to floor so there is a bit of a slide if you sit back too hard. My favorite is the monster roll, spicy seaweed salad, sweet potato tempura roll, and green tea ice cream! Everything is delicious and I come here about once every week or so

Simply the best if you like sushi, sashimi, and fried appetizers (calamari, shrimp, and sweet potatoes). And their service just got better with the new servers!
Always welcoming and love it’s BYOB & AYCE!

Great place for all you can eat at a fair price. The chefs make the food extremely fast and they have a wide choice of sushi, sashimi, rolls, deluxe rolls, as well as hot choices like satay, teriyaki, and tempura.
I’d really rate the place a 4 ½ if able as the quality isn’t the best (some fish tastes a bit flatter than normal and the rice needs a bit more rice vinegar), but overall it is a very good experience.
Not the cheapest AYCE place («Cho Cho San» on Sunday has a better deal and similar quality), but if it isn’t Sunday then Oki Sushi is one of the best places you can get to get your sushi fix at a fair price.

I haven’t really written a review in awhile or write one. But it’s about the 5^th time we have come here to eat. You wouldn’t really notice this place from outside or the shopping center. The interior décor is nice… kinda reminds you of a casino décor. For the price and the food it’s awesome. We’ve been to other all you can eat sushi places but usually the rolls are very unportioned. Usually about 75% rice then the rest of the ingredients. Here they do it right. The rice to fish portion is like if you went to a sushi restaurant and ordered a roll. We really like this place and come here maybe once a month.

Best AYCE in the area! We have tried many sushi places in the north and west suburbs of Philly and none of them beat the food and price ratio as Oki! Many flat fee dinner places limit you to 3 rolls and for non-​flat fee places, you can easily pay up to $ 15 a roll. I expect high prices at places like Nobu, but for a good quality, unlimited dinner in the burbs, nothing tops Oki!
For around $ 20 – 22 a person, it’s all you can eat plus it’s BYOB.
Favorites
— Sushi looks and tastes great. I’m not a huge sushi fan, but like theirs and my fiancé gets 5 – 6 rolls each time! He is a big sushi fan.
— Japanese spring rolls are lightly fried and come with a yummy sauce that tastes like a sweet apple sauce!
— General’s chicken is lightly fried and covered in a sweet sauce that is amazing! It’s my favorite item on the menu!
— Atmosphere is nice! Even though it’s in a strip mall, the inside looks and feels new, classy, and clean. You feel like you are in a city restaurant, not small town America. Parking is ample.
A lot of people complained about the miso soup, but I thought it was very good. It’s not the best, but still good if you are craving it! Also, I have never felt that the staff was gossiping about us, but I never pay attention to them while dining except when I’m ordering. Besides, they are there to serve you and if they were talking about you, who cares? That’s every day life!
All non-​sushi items portions are very small (many items come singular), so you can order 5 – 6 items without over ordering. Once you get your food, they will provide new pieces of paper to order seconds if desired, and that’s very normal too! We usually get seconds because as mentioned, portions are small.
The menu says they will be a fee for wasted food, but you won’t have this problem unless you order a bunch of rolls and only eat half of them.
It’s our go-​to sushi place outside of the city and highly recommend!

There isn’t very much to say about Oki Sushi.
Their food is amazing, their service is prompt, they are inexpensive (ESPECIALLY considering their quality) and it’s a BYOB.
What else could you want?
Endless Edamame? Check.
Endless Sashimi? Double Check.
Endless special rolls? YES TRIPLE CHECK.
Honestly, this place is quiet and great for a date night out and it’s the perfect atmosphere to get together with friends. Its never too crowded, and I usually go on the weekends.
I can’t say enough, but there isn’t much to say. They are perfect!

We initially tried this place on one of our adventures to eat at all of the places in the area. I was skeptical since the place was almost empty when we walked in but the staff was friendly and service was good. We ordered a little of everything, soup (I would skip the soup) general taos, crab wontons, spring rolls, sushi, sashimi, and rolls.
For the price this place is amazing! It has become our go to for a night out. We went to another place this past weekend and as we walked out said we should have gone to oki sushi! Surprising becoming our favorite sushi place.

Recently moved to Lansdale and this place is a hidden gem. Be it their «all you can eat», ala carte or the lunch menu. I love it all. Every lunch item/​combination comes with a small soup and a small salad. Their godzilla roll is the best ever. I am a fan of their spicy crab roll and spicy tuna roll as well. The service in this place is very nice as well. The décor and ambience of this place is pretty neat. It is a quality place for sure!

AYCE sushi and even sashimi! So the ambiance inside is decent and our server who I believed was also one of the managers was pleasant. A variety of noms and just the right price. The quality of the fish wasn’t perfect, but totally acceptable for an AYCE jawn.

For an all-​you-​can-​eat sushi restaurant, Oki definitely is able to keep up with most of its competition. Their service is fast while the sushi is incredibly soft. They definitely tout their spicy sushi varieties with confidence, as a good third of their roll selection includes their spicy mayo.
There are two reasons why they came short of a five star rating: first, consistency in quality struggled. A few pieces of the white tuna sashimi felt like biting into ice cubes. Our first order of salmon sashimi was soft and just like I expected, but our second order of salmon sashimi had a chemical aftertaste to it. Second, the sushi plates were lacking in a few elements: we had to ask for ginger, and they seemed to run out of salmon sushi toward the end of our meal (granted, we had a lot of salmon that night!).
All in all, a good experience, but not a WOW experience.

What was I thinking going to a Chinese owned all you can eat sushi restaurant. Friends mentioned that it was a solid place for the money so my wife n I decided to try out today for lunch. The sushi was ok until we got home. We both have to rush to the bathrooms and deal with major stomach issues. Must be bad sushi! Both of are sick and will not try again.

The best AYCE in the area. I was VERY impressed overall with the quality. The fish was delicious and fresh, I particularly enjoyed the salmon sashimi. The rolls were great too, I recommend the pink lady. I ordered quite a bit of sushi and had a great time, the green tea ice cream makes for a delicious end to the meal. My only complaint and the reason I’ve knocked it down a star is because the squid was horrible. I could hardly eat the stuff. I’m a fan of good squid, but this was like chewing on bitter rubber. Do not order it. Everything else is great, though. Don’t let that one caveat steer you away, especially for the price. AYCE lunch was 21.95 total plus tax and a drink with free refills.

No frills, made to order all you can eat for $ 27 after tax, tip, everything, total, everything. Made to order is key for me because that sushi buffets that let the fish sit out are total garbage, it’s gross. Oki Sushi is our new go to place. Recently our reliable sushi restaurant shut down. We didn’t know what to do so we tried Oki Sushi and love it! My favorite fish of all time to eat is White Tuna, I could easily eat $ 27 worth of white tuna. During this recent trip I think I nearly did! The sushi come with garnish and without caviar, but honestly do you really taste the caviar when you order it?
Included in the all you can eat is almost everything you can imagine from Miso soup to seaweed salad to chicken tariaki to gyoza to all the fancy rolls you can imagine. Most of the fancy rolls are spicy rolls, but one of the sea food ones was my favorite, crab stick inside with lobster salad outside! I got so full from Oki sushi I couldn’t fit in the car!

Wow, surprised at the quality I received at this restaurant. Warning though– if you are a self-​proclaimed sushi snob, don’t come here! I am ashamed to say that I like creative rolls and less of sashimi, which is pretty much a sin if you’re Asian. Oh well.
I came on a weekend, and AYCE is $ 22/​person, which is pretty decent if you ask me. The other major buffet is quite a few bucks more, and at Oki, they prepare all your rolls as you order them. I was skeptical though. I was pretty sure they would be pretty slow in bringing out orders out so we can get full faster, but service was prompt, and they gave us new ordering papers as we were finishing our previous dishes.
All the creative rolls were pretty good. True, the portions of eel and white tuna were small, but this is AYCE, and you can order more anyway. No complaints on the 6 – 7 rolls we tried.
I thought that the Wonton Noodle Soup and Vegetable Udon broth tasted almost the same, and if I had to pick, I’d pick the wonton. The Avocado Salad is just iceberg lettuce with three slivers of avocado. The ginger dressing was pretty tasty, though. The Shumai was really good, and as for the Gyoza, I can do without. Shrimp Tempura was great, and the Chicken Tempura so-​so.
There were a lot of other hot food items that I chose to skip. I believe I even saw General Tso’s Chicken!
The Red Bean and Green Tea ice creams are a must! I’ll be sure to try the Fried Banana next time. Also, BYOB!

All you can eat! Need I say more! Reasonably priced for an all you can eat joint in the suburbs, and a good location for the Lansdale area. I’ve been to a few other all you can eat sushi places and this top ranking compared to the others, including one in Philadelphia. Service was friendly enough and kept making sure we had new papers to fill out to order more food. I only had water because I wanted to get my money’s worth, but it is a BYOB which is nice. Fish was fresh and tasty, especially the sashimi I was looking forward to the most. The rolls were made very well but I noticed a theme of avocado in most of the maki rolls so if you are not a fan stick to the sashimi and sushi. And be careful to not over order because like most all you can eat sushi establishments there will be a fee for a leftover. Luckily I’m a beast at all you can eat so no extra fees on my bill. Overall I would recommend this place and I will be back!

Service was OK
Food was good
But NO miso soup and udon. Taste horrible!
Charged $ 4 for two cup of hot tea which was not reasonable I thought.
We paid $ 30 each including tips (total 60)
Which was OK I think
Considered the price in regular sushi restaurant
It was cheaper since we had 6~7 rolls. (Normally cost
8~12 per roll)