Wish I'd taken a picture but we just dug right in. This place is not the most aesthetically…read morepleasing or ideal environment to have a fancy sushi date night, howeverrrrr, the sushi is SO good. They have incredible (and unique) sushi offerings and the flavors were delicioussss. The menu is a bit confusing because the food is multiple Asian cuisines but we went with sushi and dumplings and they were amazing. Our order was to go, so we didn't get a chance to see how the service was however, whomever was working the counter was very friendly and kind! Would absolutely order from here again!

My fiance ordered a salmon/tuna avocado roll for pickup. When we got back to the hotel and opened…read morethe box, it was just a cucumber roll. Called the store and it went straight to voicemail. Called again and it rang for a while then went to voicemail. It's unfortunate because the sushi is pretty pricey as well, and got a cucumber roll for $11. The interior of the store was also very run down, kind of resembled a public bathroom. I understand mistakes can happen, but it would've been nice to be able to speak with someone to fix the order. Edit: The number on this yelp business page is not the store number. It seems to be the number of someone who works there or possibly the manager. He told me to call 716-331-3090 to reach the store and ask for a refund.

Ordered take out; 3 salmon nigiri and a salmon roll. Perfectly put together, fresh, delicious. They…read morewere fast and pleasant. Will return.

This is one of our favorite low-key places. They have some superior authentic quality food, clean,…read morefriendly staff, and very reasonably priced items. They also have a large menu (some might complain its too large, lol). They have a variety of Thai, Japanese, Chinese, and other Asian dishes. They also have samosas, which was unexpected. I ordered the Spicy Chicken Curry Ramen, which was phenomenal. I also appreciated how the chicken was marinated and cut as they do in Japan. They also have the three major kinds of Ramen (Shoyu, Miso, and Tonkutsu). This place looks far from fancy, but its great to stop by for a nice authentic meal.

You can't beat that deal they have for all you can eat sushi and the options are so good. We tried…read morethe hibachi chicken, steak and shrimp too. Hibachi Shrimp was the best I definitely would eat that again. Sushi we tried Crunchy roll, shrimp mango roll, Las Vegas roll, and sweet potato roll. All of them were so delicious. My family had a great time service was amazing and food service was fast. Restaurant is spacious and very clean in there. Kids enjoyed the food didn't even need to look for the kids menu we just shared plates. Will definitely come back soon.

This is the modern Buffett. Nobody wants food open to all sorts of people and whatever's in the…read moreair. Made to order, all you can eat. Fantastic. Come for the sushi, stay for everything else they offer. The sushi was delicious, crab Rangoon, gyozas, yakisoba noodles were all tasty. The yellowfin sashimi was my favorite, with the salmon bites filled with crab. Came hungry, left full, and it didn't hurt the wallet. Will definitely come back. Service was quick and attentive.

When we came in, we were immediately seated and served, the waitstaff being extremely on top of…read morerefills, coming back around to take orders and dropping off food. We had several of their rolls, including the Las Vegas, Rainbow, Philadelphia and Crabmeat rolls. All were very tasty and fresh, and the hibachi we ordered came quickly. We decided on coming to Sushi Queen because our usual haunt wasn't open for 4th of July, and we were pleasantly surprised with our experience. The menu has plenty of different options for rolls and entrees and we didn't feel rushed putting orders in. We look forward to returning.

The Sushi Queen is a restaurant with an 'all you can eat' option for a truly low price…read more Knowing what you want in advance is the key to fully enjoying the experience. Lowering your expectations is also a good approach. The place was packed on Saturday evening, but we still got a table right away. It was located at the back of the room, next to the cash registers. Next time, I would definitely prefer to wait for better seating. Did I overeat? Yes, I did, but no regrets, and I would do it again :). The cucumber and kani salad were very good. We tried all three sushi appetizers. Beef gyozas and shrimp tempura from the kitchen appetizers section were yum. The tempura was pleasantly crunchy, and I almost ordered more. Our favorite things were classic rolls, salmon and yellowtail. The least favorite were the Classic Roll with Spicy Salmon and the Queen Roll with spicy tuna. No offense, but I thought spicy salmon and tuna that evening were pretty bad with absolutely no taste. I compared it to eating sawdust, but actually I've never eaten sawdust, so it was kind of mean from my side. We liked the flavors in general. The Christmas, the Rainbow, the Hollywood and the Dancing Crab (the most handsome) rolls were all very tasty. Perhaps due to the restaurant's high volume, some of our food was prepared very sloppily. I can only imagine how quickly all the chefs had to work to fulfill all the orders. They still should maintain some standard, in my opinion. Well, that's the consequence of visiting during the busiest time of the week, I suppose. Our server, Anna, was really pleasant. She thanked us for ordering extra sashimi for additional cost (still low). She also complimented the way we were ordering. My dining companion knew what to choose from the menu, and we gave her a longer list of dishes so Anna didn't have to check on us as often. It just worked out perfectly for us. Oh! There was this guy helping with the food service. He was probably in training, or maybe just filling in, or maybe just helping out on the weekends. His mood and attitude were pretty bad, but my companion said I should be more relaxed about it ;). Anyway, I'll be back. We had a lot of fun. Someday, I'd like to order from the regular menu for comparison. Maybe the special rolls are bigger and look tidier? The Sushi Queen is a good place to check out for an affordable dining experience.

I come here often with my husband. I love sushi and have had it many different places and this…read moreplace is hands down the best in the area for it. The ingredients always taste and feel very fresh, the proportion of rice to fish is always perfect and it's very easy to eat with chopsticks and doesn't fall apart. This is always my first choice any time I'm in the mood for sushi, the top quality has proven to be very consistent! I would say the Hamachi Nigri and Romantic Roll are probably my favorites, but I really enjoy exploring their menu too since everything is so good. My husband loves the Sweet Potato Roll best (: The service is always great. We are a little more on the shy and quiet side but every time we go, the people there are super kind, friendly, attentive and always have a greeting and a goodbye. It really makes you feel valued. We made sure to order a lot of takeout here during the pandemic, because I don't know what I would do if we ever lost this place.

Ichiban was on my list to visit for a long time. We decided to check out their Titanic boat and…read morecompare it to those we've had at other places. On Sunday around seven, the restaurant was practically empty. Sushi boats typically contain sashimi, nigiri, and at least two special rolls selected by the chef. The Titanic at Ichiban comes with a Christmas Roll (spicy crunchy tuna, avocado, red tobiko) and a Honado Roll (tempura fried roll with spicy tuna, avocado, cream cheese). We asked whether it's possible to have a roll without cream cheese. It turned out we couldn't substitute the Honado Roll. So, we asked just to omit the cream cheese. A while later, our server came back with a proposal: for an extra charge, we could choose any other roll we wanted. By that time, we decided to have the original version of the Honado Roll with cream cheese. So, there was a bit of a hitch right at the start. With the Titanic boat, you choose between a miso soup or a salad. The soup was too salty but generally tasty. Now, very briefly about the sushi itself. We enjoyed almost everything. The Christmas Roll was very good. The salmon was superb. The fried Honado Roll came without the cream cheese, and I thought it was the least tasty sushi roll I have ever had. The shrimp nigiri were definitely a disappointment as well. Our server was pleasant and tried to be helpful from the beginning. Later, strangely, she came over to our table right in the middle of our conversation, while we were still enjoying our meal, and asked if we needed a container for leftovers. Leftovers?! I immediately thought the restaurant was about to close and that we had overstayed our welcome, but that wasn't the case. She brought us the bill right after that, even though we hadn't asked for it yet. So, for some reason, she simply tried to speed up our exit. I'm sure Ichiban serves very good food (we saw takeouts being prepared), but I won't be going back soon, definitely not for a Titanic. One more thing, and it's definitely a downer. We received twelve pieces of nigiri instead of fourteen. I only noticed it later, while looking through the photos.

One night in the area as we are traveling through and picked this restaurant based solely on the…read moreimpressive yelp reviews. Glad we did. Hard working people working in this restaurant as we could see as we peaked in the kitchen on our way out the door. Small place with huge menu. Decisions, decisions on just what to order. Hubby chose the shrimp bento box. He enjoyed. I ended up with the Tom Kar soup and california rolls. I loved the soup. And it was the good kind of california rolls...not the fake crab stick...the salad style (see my pic). The decor is quirky and kind of a no frills type place. Nothing fancy or high end by any stretch. Quite a few tables occupied, and lots of takeout orders. Seems the word is out that they have delicious food. I do recommend if you want your sushi fix.

In town for a sports weekend and we needed a break from wings and pizza. I was drawn in by the…read morepositive reviews. The location is small, but the staff was hustling and service was great. Our food came out quickly with the desired amount of spice. I love shrimp shumai and the accompanying sauce was very good. Each of us had a noodle dish that came out piping hot and delicious. The beef in my dish was surprisingly tender compared to other restaurants. The menu definitely has something for everyone.

I ordered the special maki combo with a bowl of miso soup, and a side of white rice. Very fresh and…read morefull of flavors. I even ordered extra eel sauce. It's very tasty but also salty which is normal. The service was timely and very kind. The ambiance was very chill and relaxing. I ate my food in peace and enjoyed every minute of it. Will for sure be back!!!

I ordered sushi to go the weekend of the marathon. I saw positive reviews on Yelp and checked…read morereddit for recommendations on the best sushi in town. While people recommend another nearby restaurant for fancy rolls, Wasabi was recommended for your standard type. The staff were prompt, kind, and friendly. The restaurant appeared to leave a bit to be desired. I ordered four rolls, which were small and packed into one take out container. The sushi was bland, oddly prepared, and lifeless. I've enjoyed sushi at dozens of restaurants and felt Wasabi was in the lower 10% I've ever had.

This is our family's gold standard by which all other sushi restaurants are judged!…read more It has been in operation for at least 30 years, and so popular that it doesn't take reservations: First come, first served; give your cell phone number to the hostess and cross the street to the bar while you wait for your table. Although it seats about forty between the tables, sushi bar, and regular bar, the lines are modern and bright: It doesn't take too many people to make very noisy inside. The food is fantastic, with many selections not found elsewhere: Surf clam, gitana (black cod), uni, and something identified as, "foie gras of the sea". Amaebi/sweet shrimp, available seasonally, as it is February 2025. Street parking only.

We decided to have a dinner at Kuni after hearing good things from friends one night when we were…read moreover on Lexington for work reasons. I ordered what I thought could have been an obscene amount of food only to receive extremely tiny portions. I ordered tako-su and a special of the same sort made of jelly fish which I had never had and was exited to try. I believe I also ordered a simple tuna roll thankfully or I may have starved like my friends. My friends both ordered the seafood tempura thinking this would be the size of a meal or at least include rice. Everything I ordered was about 3-4 bites of food, the sushi was 6 very tiny pieces. The sushi was good and if I ever went back I'd order more. The jelly fish was crunchy and interesting and I ordered it for the experience so I enjoyed it. I love octopus but this was the toughest most horribly overcooked octopus I've ever had. I forced some of it down but had to spit out two pieces of it because they were completely inedible octopus flavored rubber. My friends were extremely disappointed in their "meals" that consisted of a single tempura shrimp, a single tempura squid and a single tempura scallop. They left hangry. The drinks were good and seemingly normal portions. I don't know what the draw of this place is but I'd be willing to try it again to see if I just experienced an off day and a lack of appropriate expectations regarding price vs portions.