I've been here many times, and it is consistent in quality every time. The restaurant is clean, with a modern look and we are always seated fairly quickly. The all you can eat menu has a good variety of options, and the paper slips are easy to navigate and fill out without feeling unwieldy, and regularly have new options. I will say, that while everything that is made is flavorful and fresh, I have often found that the all you can eat patrons seemed to be served at a slow pace. If you choose to go with this option, try to figure out most of what you want at the first shot, so you aren't waiting a long time between orders. Also keep in mind that much of the time, the portions for this menu are not large, so you need to be mindful of that when ordering, especially if you're having dinner with a family. If you know what you're walking into, this is a place to get fantastic food, and try a good variety of things at a great price. If they can figure out how to keep up with orders properly, they'll be absolutely perfect.

Excellent sushi. I got the lunch deal, any two sushi rolls plus a salad or soup for about 12 bucks. They have an all you can eat option, but I would want to go with a bunch of other people to ensure that. I saw four college-age guys I had another table getting a gargantuan platter of sushi, which they managed to take care of entirely.

My son got the pad Thai with beef and added friend rice and he loved it. We got some sashimi and I got the Chilean sea bass and it was excellent. Great service and reasonable in price. Glad we stumbled on this place!9

This review is for the all you can eat dinner buffet option. I went on a Wednesday night and was surprised to see that it was pretty busy. My recommendation is to go as early as possibly for dinner if you are able to. Dinner also ends at 9 P so be aware of when you plan to go. It is also a BYOB location so if you are wine drinkers be sure to bring your own! Even as a huge soup lover who loves all different soups I'd recommend to skip the soups here. I've done you the big favor of testing two out (spicy seafood soup and tom yum soup) and I would say it's not worth having especially since the sushi is so delicious. Surprisingly the kani and seaweed salad were solid and so were the dumplings (they took the time to boil them pan fry and had a nice crunch). The onion rings were also super crunchy! Now to the main event - we ordered many types of speciality sushi rolls and sashimi. The one speciality roll with lemon was SO unique. I would go back and just order the one roll alone. Don't just head over to Masa Sushi - RUN!

It is what it is , and it's 5 stars very good for what it is. $27 AYCE is on par with the variety of choices in sushi rolls and nigiri sushi and appetizers. People on Yelp would compare their one time in Japan and put down many places in America, dude sushi rolls is America food these days and need to be humble and understand where you're at in the USA when you're dining there. Like myself, I am lucky to travel the USA for work and guess what , I'm a chef of an awesome Japanese sashimi grade seafood and appetizer company, so yes I been there and done that in this sushi roll, sashimi, appetizer and that and this. Real deal Japan, to super expensive high end in America, to mom and pop comfort Japanese, to inexpensive Chinese ayce like masa here. My son is going college here, he has no money, so even at $27 would be a once in a while treat. He is smart and humble and understand that yes daddy has brought him uchi and masuhisa and had uni caviar oyster gold flake for $20 a pop. But that is definitely a celebration time. Dad will definitely take you here every time in town. Is the rice the best , no does it work yes. It was cooked well not as seasoned but with rolls like sunshine and dragon where you have a lot going on esepcially sauces it's perfect. Great flavors. Tuna seem to be the fresh kind. Many don't know most fish need to be frozen and come super frozen to kill all parasites and bacteria. Salmon was Scottish/Norway, excellent. What surprised me is the ramen, I think that may be one of my favorite noodle company's they get it from called sun noodle? Or yamachan? which you can get a Japanese market. Fantastic chew and pull. Wow. AYCE! They don't have alcohol but that's good, so I can eat more. Cuz those asahi drafts I'll make me full especially won't be drinking just one!! lol