Teaneck Sushi Buffet

The sushi menu was limited to what I'm used to at other all you can eat places. I would've rated it higher, but the staff kept rushing us to finish, we were the last ones in the restaurant, and it was more than 30 minutes till closing. Overall, I would say a decent place for sushi.

One of the better ayce sushi locations in the area, by far. The rice is soft and fluffy and does not suffocate the roll like most places do in hope you'll fill up on the carbs.In the mood for sashimi instead? Their thick cuts will make you feel like you've gotten your money's worth quickly. It is definitely on the higher price of ayce, but the quality and selection, and offering of even or foods like tempura, udon, gyoza, grilled meats, all made to order and brought to your table.The staff is nice and swing by often with a new order menu when ever you're ready. The large windows lets in nice light during the day, and the restaurant is lightly lit at night with lantern decorations sprinkled around.

We did a group order to avoid confusion, but the food came completely mixed together. Since it was sushi, it was very difficult for us to identify which order was whos. Nothing was labeled. What is the point of a group order if it is not going to come labeled and organized?

We totally enjoyed our all-you-can-eat dinner.The service was friendly. The waitstaff regularly asked us what else would we like to have and they even offered if we wanted to take the leftovers home. Pretty much everything we tried was delicious or at least the quality of the raw fish was decent for what we paid $30 pp). Even the tom yum soup was surprisingly flavorful and authentic! The butterfly rolls and Oreo tempura were two uniques items I’d never had anywhere else so I especially recommend them for trying.I’d definitely be going back there!

The food portions were EXTREMELY small for the price