Ichiumi - New York

This place is one of the best buffets I've ever visited, even compared to those in NYC. They offer an excellent selection of sushi and an all-you-can-eat hot pot with a vast array of vegetables. It truly doesn’t get better than this. Everything I tried was fresh, the waitstaff was attentive without being intrusive, and I really liked the ambiance of the dining area. My friend enjoyed the sashimi (I’m not a fan), but I indulged in other sushi options. The first time I visited, there was crab, but I didn’t see any on my second visit. That wasn’t a big deal since everything else was fantastic. It’s a bit pricey, which is why I haven’t gone more often, but it’s definitely worth the splurge.

All-you-can-eat sushi—what more could a foodie family ask for? The selection was impressive, the dumplings were fantastic, and the sushi was bursting with flavor. Even my child who doesn’t eat fish found plenty of options. The beer was excellent as well. Overall, it was a great value!

This restaurant offers great value for money with its extensive buffet selection. It's best to arrive early, as the place tends to fill up quickly. Many tour groups also visit during lunchtime.

A Sea of Food!. After a cold wet day of viewing some of NY 's winter scenery My uncle was one truly hungry hungry hombre, As was everyone else in the group. I and everyone else would 've been content with some place warm that had coffee but he was very insistent on eating Japanese, So after a quick suggestion from a native New Yorker we made our way to Korea Town. We were situated very promptly politely and efficiently. There were 9 of us and that is not something easily done in a packed house. Our waiter 'Stan Lee ' was a fast talking friendly guy who was a pro taking our orders and attended to our group incredibly well. <br/ <br/ The spread is huge in this place. Even for a buffet. Amazing Sushi and gyu-kaku (Japanese bbq). The highlight for me though was the truly delicious Saba shioyaki (grilled mackerel). My only complaint about the sushi was that they were a bit slow to make it but other than that the sushi here was great. A few dishes here were bland and some of the fried offerings tasted like a frozen dinner reject. But if you 're stuffing yourself with that stuff anyway then you 've come to the wrong place. Will definitely be looking this place up again when I come back to the Big Apple.

A sushi buffet???? We went there on a recommendation. Usually we shy away from ALL buffets. This was GREAT. $32.00/pp was a little pricey but we ate a lot. And it was delicious. Dessert included!!!!!