Sakura Sushi

You can expect to spend over $100 for 3 people but we also had a small saki, plum wine and Sapporo. Not to mention it’s all you can eat. We ordered the Chesapeake, Christmas tree, spicy Sakura and rock and roll and that filled us all up. Never mind the gyoza dumplings and lovers chicken we got. It was all a delicious and super fresh. Topped it off with salmon sashimi and spicy California roll. 10/10 did not disappoint. Totally recommend and I will definitely be going back. Side note, 11 years of marriage my wife always said I wasn’t a true sushi eater bc I mainly ate “cooked”. That fact has now changed so it was life changing for me 😉

Highly recommend here for their lunch, it's only $15.59 (+tax) and it's all-you-can-eat sushi!! Prefect place for sushi lovers who want to eat a lot of sushi with an affordable price. Definitely worth every penny if you enjoy to try many food here! Their food quality is a little bit higher than normal sushi take-out places because of their special rolls and kitchen menus! I recommend trying their pork katsu and the Hawaiian roll (mango on top). Highly suggest this place if you are looking for buffet style Japanese food, but you should order all the food menus up front if you don't want to pause/wait/stop while you are eating. It takes some time for them to prepare the food since this place seems really cloudy/busy all the time!

With the lack of AYCE sushi restaurants in northern Delaware, I decided to give this place a try since my typical go-to-spot is still only doing takeout. The restaurant is nicely decorated inside with a very friendly staff. We opted to try the lunch buffet as we weren't sure what to expect in terms of quality. Our first order consisted of rolls containing raw fish and vegetable rolls. I was a little upset at the quality and size of the speciality rolls containing raw fish, such as the dragon roll. It was very small, but then again it's a buffet so I could order more if I felt like it. The good thing about the smaller rolls was that I could try more rolls without getting too full in the initial round. The vegetable rolls were packed full though. In our second round, the rainbow row and spicy beach were quite large. The inconsistency is most likely attributed to the four sushi chefs we saw working. Overall it was a pleasant dining experience, but I highly recommend going for lunch for around $17 before diving in for dinner which is around $27-28. The dinner buffet does offer more specialty rolls, but at the huge price difference, I don't think it's worth it.

A great place to experience different Japanese dishes. We came for the all-you-can-eat lunch and we weren't disappointed. We ordered various specialty rolls, sushi, soup and seaweed salad, and they were all made-to-order and of very good quality. There's a full stock bar, the dinning room is decorated with an Asian touch and quite airy. The wait staff was warm and welcoming. There were 2 sushi chefs during lunch hours and they were quite capable in keeping the orders filled quickly. Good food, great service and exceptional value, we will definitely be back for more. 4/14/2021: It's been over a year since we were there for dinner. It has the same high quality of food and services, and the best part was that they kept the same price for the all-you-can-eat sushi dinner buffet. 6/14/2021: They have recently raised the lunch price for all-you-can-eat sushi. However, for $15+, it's still the best value in town. And the great service hasn't degraded during this tight labor marketplace.

$16 All-You-Can-Eat Lunch was good! What wasn't good was the service this time. It took around 15 minutes to get 5/5 items from my original order, and the wait time in between the next orders was even longer. I ended up leaving around 10% tip and was stopped before exiting the restaurant. The manager decided it was a good idea to berate me about my tip amount and suggested I tip 18%. I promptly left. I probably won't be coming back for a while.

Our new favorite sushi buffet. The staff is attentive and they don’t skimp on the eel on the rolls which has won me over. The only downside are limited hours (when we tried to go on my birthday) but it’s understandable. Great place for a special occasion, we usually try to make it for the lunch price.

$15.95 for all-you-can-eat sushi lunch is hard to beat. Unlike some Chinese buffet restaurants, this place prepare food after you place your order so you wouldn't get sushi with soggy seaweed nori or dried up rice. Their food is just as good as that of any AYCE sushi place in NYC. I had to take one star off for them not following my actual order - they decided to cut down on number of sushi (nigiri) pieces to whatever they thought my stomach can accommodate (I asked a waiting staff about this and they said it's not a mistake). Yes it's kinda weird but no worries, I will keep on ordering as much as I can eat!! I'd go back there if I get a chance to.