Yamato Restaurant

I had a wonderful lunch experience at this place. The server was great at explaining the menu, which helped us make our choices. The food arrived promptly, and just as we finished one dish, another one followed. The lunchtime crowd was not too overwhelming, and the atmosphere was delightful. The food itself was incredibly delicious, making for a truly satisfying lunch experience.

It’s hard to give all you can eat sushi anything but five stars because, you know, all you can eat. The sashimi was good and the fish was fresh but the rolls were a bit of a mess. Probably because the place is so popular and so packed, the chefs have a hard time keeping up. But $30 for all you can eat weekday sushi so it’s worth a visit.

Great all you can eat menu. Their miso soup is top tier, the sushi menu has a lot of variety and they have an extensive kitchen menu as well if anyone in your group is looking to tag along for the all you can eat experience without the sushi. I’ve seen other reviews talk about sushi quality being low but this was not our experience. Service was fast and everything was fresh. Will definitely be back!

I love all you can eat sushi. I love all you can eat sushi even more when you get taxed for not finishing a plate. Call it environmentalism, call it game theory fueling conversation on the sunk cost fallacy, but simply call it beautiful. The only knock, the only thing prohibiting this reviewer from giving the sacred 5 stars, is that the quality of sushi is that of an all you can eat establishment. It is darn good for what it is. However, when you order a rainbow roll here it is not the same quality you pay for when you buy one stand alone elsewhere. Pro tip: go light on the apps, keep your appetite for the good stuff

$24.99 per person for weekday dinner is an awesome price when you consider the fact that sashimi is on the all-you-can-eat menu! Unlimited sashimi for $25? At a typical Japanese restaurant, a combination sashimi platter is $40+. Each special roll you order is an extra $1 but you can have a good dining experience without ordering any special rolls. Plus, if you pay cash you get $1 off your bill. The AYCE menu has good variety. We enjoyed the fried gyoza, steamed shumai, and fried calamari appetizers. The gyoza was a definite favorite as it was plump and juicy with the perfect fry. Unfortunately, the "steak" was a thin slice of beef that was overcooked and the fried chicken was flavorless and overdone so I don't recommend those. We ordered a decent amount of salmon, tuna, and white tuna sashimi and have no complaints about the quality of fish given the price of dinner. Very enjoyable sashimi offered at Yamato. We also liked the various makimono and hand rolls we ordered - mostly spicy salmon and spicy tuna. Obviously this is not high end sushi but it's great for what it is and I have no complaints. A lot of AYCE sushi places will put way too much rice in their rolls to fill you up so you don't order more but Yamato's rolls are well proportioned. We also liked that they don't limit you to how much you can order at once. Order to your heart's content, folks, just don't waste any food!