All You Can Eat Sushi in Orlando? (Davie, Longwood: restaurant, costs)

[DavieJ89]

So while I was away in Vegas, I got hooked on Sushi. Used to go to a restaurant that had all you can eat sushi for $19.99 at lunch hr. Any places like that in Orlando?

[Crane's Rooster]

Bayridge Sushi

[DavieJ89]

Originally Posted by Crane's Rooster

Bayridge Sushi

Wow, just googled it, and they are in APK and Longwood, thats FARR

I'll still try it eventually, for sure

But are there any places in Orlando closer to Hunter's Creek area?

[annerk]

There used to be a banner outside a place either on 27 around Four Corners or west 192 advertising all you can eat sushi.

I'll be down that way in a few weeks and will try to remember to look for it and let you know.

[chopchop0]

Yeah, not a lot of AYCE sushi in Orlando I've seen ads for the Bento in downtown Orlando though. Only there, not at the sand lake location.

[QuickGold]

There's a great AYCE sushi place in Hunters Creek called Suki Hanna. It's like $21 per person and its pretty darn good. I'd recommend it

4060 Town Center Boulevard Orlando, FL 32837

[brinkofsunshine]

It's not All You Can Eat, but at Sushiology they have a platter for $22 that has 12 pieces of Nigiri and two 8-piece rolls.

It was hard for me just to find good sushi in Orlando- Sushiology is okay and and inexpensive, but Bento (I've only been to the DP location) is awesome, as is Bonsai Sushi (also in DP).

[OrlFlaUsa]

Originally Posted by DavieJ89

Wow, just googled it, and they are in APK and Longwood, thats FARR

I'll still try it eventually, for sure

But are there any places in Orlando closer to Hunter's Creek area?

Worth the drive bro!!

[SilverSage]

Sounds like I'm going to have sushi withdrawals when I relocate (albeit temporarily) from Atlanta. There's a place called The Lobster House, about five miles or so north of I-635 on the southeast side of Haynes Bridge Road (off of GA 400) that has a H-U-G-E AYCE sushi lunch buffet (w/ tasty creme brulet (sp?) and Breyer's ice cream included) for $9.95 during the week; it costs a buck or two more on the weekends. There are about six sushi chefs cranking out all kinds of fresh rolls and nigiri; the food turnover is high so nothing sits around long at all. You're not going to find specialty rolls like volcano rolls and spider rolls on the buffet, but everything they serve is fresh, cold and delicious. You absolutely cannot beat the price.

[GLS2010]

They built a new conveyer belt sushi restaurant in the Florida mall called Wasabi, it's a "must go".

Wasabi | Modern Japanese Cuisine