Sushi Village

So I went there 9-12 for the 2nd time n good was delicious. We arrived at 9:45p thinking they closed at 10 but was told it's 10:30p. I had 4p catfish nuggets n 2 chicken breasts. My boyfriend had 2p tilapia and 2p whiting filets with fries. The food was hot and fresh plus it was seasoned perfectly. The chicken had a sweetish taste but I liked it. For almost $30 we were very satisfied. I tried to get pictures.

I love this place, very good price for all you can eat sushi. Service is good and the sushi rolls are delicious too. There’s so many options to choose from, and I appreciate that they tell you which roll is which when they bring it to the table. I just wish the rice wasn’t warm or room temp for the raw rolls.

Did the all you can eat option. I liked that the rolls were made to order instead of drying out at a buffet table. The servers were friendly and attentive. Usually the server supplied AYCE places are super slow to bring your food but here they were super quick. Definitely worth the price unless you're the type of person who is satisfied with a single roll.

Wow, this was a gem of a find. This unassuming place, that also felt a lil sketchy was actually really great. I want to give it a better rating, but I'm hard pressed cuz it's great sushi, but I've had better in the area. However, for $27 for ayce sushi, it's pretty tough to beat. Most places like this usually they have trays of it thrown up on a buffet bar and u pick off what you want, but here you order in "rounds" and they make it to order. Which for them a "round" is a couple of appetizers and/or 2 rolls or 10 pieces of sashimi/nigiri. The service is pretty solid. They check on you regularly, clear the plates off when they can and the food is brought out fast. This sushi but no means will blow you away or anything, but it's perfect if you want a sushi fix and don't want to break the bank as spending $30 on sushi can happen so easily at other places. They also have a nice selection of drinks if like to drink and you want a lil more kick than just water or soda. It's not the nicest looking place on the inside or out, but they make up for it in service and good food. Give them a try. It definitely felt worth it to me

So originally I was going to do Uber eats through here but it was literally like a mile away from my house so I thought I’d come in and eat. I was NOT disappointed at all. So basically you play 27 dollars and your allotted different entrées appetizers and rolls. It’s technically not an all you can eat but for the amount you pay you get a lot of food. I HIGHLY recommend the Takoyaki and the KFC roll!!! It was super good and so was the fried shrimp tempura. So I got the KFC roll, California maki roll, the shrimp sashimi and octopus nagiri to start off with. Everything by was super delicious and the service was fast!! Then I ordered the cucumber salad, miso soup, tofu teriyaki and shrimp fry tempura. As I mentioned everything was yummy but my favorite hands down was the Takoyaki. My only complaint is 1. They were out of a lot of soft drinks. They didn’t have fruit punch, lemonade and a bunch of other soft drinks listed on their menu. They literally just had carbonated drinks like Pepsi and sprite. Also you’re not allowed a to go plate. I understand in a traditional sense not to get to go plates for buffets but this technically isn’t a buffet per say due to the fact you’re only allotted certain amounts of food. You’re not able to continue ordering sushi or eating like at a regular buffet. This made me a little sad because I couldn’t take home some of the food I wanted to eat for later. Make sure you come hungry!!! But overall great food and awesome service. I spent about 36 total including a tip. Defff coming back.

Overall: 4/5 the best thing is the price (for all you can eat) versus flavor of the food. A good balance between the two. Food: 4/5 got almost all the starters and the best was definitely chicken and Goya. Would not recommend anything fried such as the temperas as it tasted as it was frozen previously or left out on the hot plate. They were not crispy. The sushi itself was alright. Great if you’re craving a lot for all you can eat. Service: 3/5 brought out all the food relatively fast for lunch rush. However, they forgot my main rolls twice and kind of gave up trying to order them a third time. Atmosphere: 4/5 standard Asian flare at the place. One thing to keep an eye out is the wall mural which I thought was just a wallpaper. It was hand painted and kind of impressive all things considered.

Was taking a lunch break from my job and decided to check out this all you can eat sushi restaurant. I expected to see a buffet but come to my surprise it runs just like a normal sushi restaurant. They give you two sheets to fill out and they make your food fresh. They offer a good amount of options I was very impressed with all the food I could order all at once. They don’t believe in wasting, if you do they will charge you if you don’t eat everything you order. They charge $17.99 for all you can eat you can order as much as you want. I ordered 3 specialty rolls and calamari, I also ordered a beer as well. Everything was good but the crab mix did have a very fishy taste, i suggest avoiding anything with crab mix. Really enjoyed my time and I can’t wait to bring a friend so we can eat a lot more!

This is my third favorite all you can eat sushi spot in the Atlanta area. For less that $30 you get all the sushi you can eat and it is made to order (lunch is less than $20) They’re open relatively late and the food came out quick. I’ll let pictures do most of the talking for this review The item called “cheese bags” are wontons. Free parking is available in the lot surrounding the building.