The food was excellent, especially the sushi rolls, which were enormous. Be mindful of how much you order, as each piece is sizable. The standout roll for me was the "Love on Top," although I did find that the crabmeat in the Alaska roll had an off taste halfway through. All the appetizers were delightful, and it's important to familiarize yourself with the menu. If you're planning to enjoy appetizers and cooked dishes, order those first unless you're just going for sushi. I ended up eating more than I planned because I felt embarrassed about ordering too much. The service and atmosphere were great. While each all-you-can-eat place has its specialties, I prefer the cooked food at Little Ferr...
On a positive note, the service was excellent; the waitstaff frequently checked in on us, which I appreciated. The food was super tasty and there was a wide variety to choose from. I truly hope they maintain this level of quality, as I've noticed many restaurants compromise their standards over time.
We arrived around 7 PM, just before the dinner rush, so we were seated right away. However, the place got busy soon after, so I recommend calling ahead to check on wait times before your visit. This will definitely be my new go-to sushi spot—you have to try it! Be sure to check out my video for more details!
Unfortunately, very disappointing experience. The service was great and staff was so nice, but the sushi wasn't good. You definitely lower expectations when going to AYCE but the quality of the fish wasn't good. Everything tasted very fishy and not fresh to me. Was really excited to try this because of the reviews but it definitely wasn't a great experience for me.
The food was edible, but bc its all you can eat, they overload the rolls with rice and a nauseating amount of mayo’ed imitation crab. It really hides all taste and pleasure of eating sushi. If you’re looking for good quality, skip this place. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $20–30 Food: 2 Atmosphere: 2
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This place has very unique rolls and hot appetizer options. The picture below is grilled crab meat! They only have rolls though, no sashimi. Also keep in mind that they have strict rules on the amount of time you spend at the restaurant and if you leave any food behind, they charge an additional $1.50 per piece.
This sushi doesn't quite measure up to the authentic experience in Las Vegas. In Vegas, you can enjoy all-you-can-eat sushi for around $30 per person, featuring extremely fresh fish. Here, the fish quality isn't as high, yet the price is $48.
The sushi here was awful. The chef seems to be lacking in skill, and it's not just a matter of quality—it's about the flavor as well. The sushi had an unpleasant taste reminiscent of eggs. It was really unappetizing.
I visited the restaurant on July 8, 2023, and was served oysters that were at room temperature. Unfortunately, everyone in my group who ate them has developed severe food poisoning, except for the ones who didn't.
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The nigiri was excellent, and the rolls were quite good for all-you-can-eat sushi. The service was efficient, and our food arrived promptly after we placed our order.
My go to AYCE sushi spot. This place always hits the spot and they never let me down. The customer service is on also on point.
