Ryu Sushi

We went for the Buffet, and I'd say it's definitely worth it 💯 percent. Depending on your type of sushi, I guess, as long as you order at least 3 rolls, I'd say it's already worth the price. Went in for lunch. However, you can pay the dinner price and get the dinners exclusive. They have indoor or outdoor seating, which I loved and they accommodate you on where you prefer to be seated, comfortability is a must for me. I ordered a bunch of nigiri and no-rice roll. You are allowed to order up to 3x on specific items. Some have 1 per customer per order, which is understandable like the oyster shooter. It's my go to place for sushi if I wanna be filled and sushified for months.

This is an AYCE place and it's amazing! They are allot of options for the AYCE! (But read the fine print and they charge you $1.00 for each piece left over) Every roll was absolutely delicious! We were extremely full by our second round. I couldn't remember all the names of the rolls we ordered but I am pretty sure all of them is good no matter what you pick!

At Ryu Sushi, my visit turned into a distressing encounter due to their discriminatory treatment towards my service dog and their overall lack of empathy. The staff, particularly the person in charge, exhibited a regrettable attitude, seemingly allowing their authority to overshadow basic understanding and compassion. What struck me as particularly frustrating was their insistence on my service dog wearing a vest at all times, despite the legal flexibility allowing service animals not to do so. I offered to provide an explanation of my dog's role, but my attempts were dismissed. This rigid stance displayed a lack of awareness and willingness to accommodate patrons with specific needs. The individual in charge, whom I can only describe as having an unprofessional attitude, seemed more interested in asserting authority than ensuring a positive and inclusive environment for all customers. Their behavior left me feeling disheartened and discriminated against. In response to this unacceptable experience, I am committed to reporting the incident to the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Better Business Bureau (BBB). It is my hope that such reporting will prompt the necessary changes and ensure that Ryu Sushi adopts a more inclusive and respectful approach towards customers with service animals. To compound my disappointment, the quality of the food at Ryu Sushi was appalling. The sushi had a distinct fishy odor, and the salmon skin salad, as well as the hand roll, were served cold and overly oily. The lack of freshness and attention to detail in the preparation was evident. Regrettably, the consequences extended beyond a mere unsatisfactory dining experience. The following day, I suffered from severe food poisoning, necessitating a visit to urgent care. This health issue is deeply concerning and raises serious questions about the hygiene and safety standards within Ryu Sushi's kitchen. The combination of discriminatory treatment towards my service dog and the subpar food quality, resulting in food poisoning, has left me with a profound sense of disappointment and concern. I believe it is crucial to share these details in my review to alert potential patrons to the potential health risks and overall unsatisfactory experience at Ryu Sushi.

Had all you can eat during lunch. It was $30 per person. The service was friendly. The atmosphere was relaxed. There were 3 rounds. As a first timer, we order most of the sushi on the first round. Portions were enough for 2 -4 people. There is a specific sushi that is only 2 pieces. When you are done with your first order. Then select your next round.

All you can eat sushi! I've been looking for an all you can eat sushi place since every other sushi restaurant has stopped and I finally found this place. They were very good. Salmon, tuna, yellowtail, shrimp, eel nigiri pieces are absolutely delicious. The service was good, all of the servers were very friendly and working hard. I'm definitely going back to this place if I'm ever in the area.