Daiki sushi is one of the few places for AYCE affordable sushi in the bay. My boyfriend and I went on Sunday right as it opened and there were just a few parties ahead of us. We were able to be seated right away after we found parking on the street. There isn't too much parking available as it's right off El Camino but if you drive around the block you might get lucky enough to find some residential parking. Right away, we were greeted with 2 menus and expo markers. We were a little confused so we wrote each of our orders on each of the menus. You are allowed 3 items per round. The food came fairly quickly. The sushi rolls are pretty packed with rice and the fish isn't very fresh as compared...
Update:Weird that they come over to offer me a refill on my lemonade, then charge me for a 2nd drink, and claim it’s their policy, however, it doesn’t state such on the menu.Also, the spicy scallop roll was not good. A squirt of bootleg sriracha on the top of a roll doesn’t make it a spicy roll.Another disappointing visit to this restaurant. I really need to stop being in this area when I’m hungry. My fault for not learning from my previous experiences.—————The price is pretty decent for the all you can eat sushi, but the quality was definitely subpar. It was obvious they cut corners in the quality to save some money. I didn’t know that fish could be cut so thin! The rolls also fell apart mo...
Quick service. Fish quality was okay. Felt like the same was COSTCO frozen salmon. Poorly constructed rolls. Spider roll did have all the listed ingredients, and it was topped with Teriyaki Sauce. Agadashi tofu and the shrimp tempura were both great. Overall service was good and fast. You get what you pay for.
The quality of the food didn't meet my expectations. The Nigiri sushi featured thinly sliced fish, resembling shabu-shabu meat, placed over a disproportionately large mound of rice. Both the fish and the rice had flavors that were less than satisfying, with the fish carrying a pronounced fishy taste.
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The quality of the food didn't meet my expectations. The Nigiri sushi featured thinly sliced fish, resembling shabu-shabu meat, placed over a disproportionately large mound of rice. Both the fish and the rice had flavors that were less than satisfying, with the fish carrying a pronounced fishy taste.
I adore this restaurant. The servers were friendly, the sushi was packed with fish, and we were even given an extra pot of tea before we left. The ambiance is comfortable and perfect for unwinding. We dined with a group of 6 rock climbers and all left feeling satisfied and content after our meal.
Ayce is bad here. The sushi doesn't taste good, they try to stuff a lot of rice in all their dishes there was half a cup of rice on the handroll. Then they take forever before you order more. Not worth it... Wort acye place I've been to.
The service was excellent, the atmosphere was relaxed, and the food was delicious! It was a great value with friendly service. Highly recommended.
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Great value on the all you can eat! Sushi is way better than I expected for the price. Staff was friendly and attentive.
Delicious food and unlimited servings for just $36? That's my new go-to spot in San Mateo!
P55. Philadelphia Crispy Deep Fried Roll
L56. Las Vegas Crispy Deep Fried Roll
36. Hamachi Sunrise Hand Roll
34. Shrimp Tempura Hand Roll
33. Salmon Skin Hand Roll
