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Moki Sushi

2.5 (142 reviews)
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Vitalya R.

Never open !!! You can try and come during their opening hours and they are never open. I have come at 1pm and it's closed.

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Audrey Y.

I am from out of town and must say that this is truly the highest quality all you can eat sushi I have ever tasted. All the different pieces of fish we tried were flavorful and fresh. As we finished our plate, more orders came - there were no ridiculous delays. The servings were generous, coming with less rice so we could eat more fish. So clean and well decorated, I feel super lucky I got to try this place while visiting UIUC.

All you can eat sushi!
Prathamesh B.

This place has good sushi! The price is decent for all you can eat and sakes were great. We only tried sushi so can't comment on sashimi or nigiri. The ambiance is nice too. Would recommend any sushi lover to check this place.

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Lily Z.

I like some of the more interesting things on the menu that aren't usually found like salmon skin salad. If you're into keto, that's the perfect thing to order. There's a lot of sauce and fried rolls. Not much variety in terms of what kind of fresh fish they use inside of them. Overall, I see the appeal to college students.

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Dr. Md Shahnoor A.

Very delicious sushi, fried tofu, calamari, and shrimp tempura during AYCE sushi dinner. The service is also pretty good/expedient considering it was only one waiter. Overall, I highly recommend it.

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Ashley B.

I'm bummed. I wanted to like this place but the couple times we've gone it's just been not that great. The service is quite slow. At one point we were the only other table and we were ignored for well over 15 minutes so we bussed our own table and got our own takeout box. And even though the sushi rolls are decent, they were very overpriced. I think for 5 rolls our bull was $82.

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Janine B.

Waited for 50 mins for sushi on a slow day. The sushi wasn't anything to write home about. We ordered the unlimited dinner for 2 people. They brought us an extra roll that we didn't order, then tried to charge us for the extra roll that was left over (that we didn't order). Subpar sushi with slow service; would not recommend. Sakanaya, Ko Fusion and Sushi Ichiban are all better than this place.

Soft shall crab, takoyaki, crab rangoon, and calimari from left to right.
Matthew S.

Reading the reviews, I was a bit skeptical of this place. When I walked in, the cooks behind the counter looked at me. I sifted through the menus for a while that laid on the table. Someone did come to help me, I believe the owner, once I stepped towards the dining room. The service was actually really good. It was about 17:00 on a Tuesday and some people were finishing up eating. I was given a regular menu and a dinner all you can eat menu since I said yes to AYCE. There's a lot of choices so I chose to try a lot of appetizers. The food came out quickly. I tried the soft shell crab, calimari, takoyaki, and the crab rangoon. They cooled off pretty quickly, but I also eat slowly. The calimari was made of squid rings and were crunchy and tasty but nothing special. The soft shell crab was about half a crab and tasted good with the sauce. The takoyaki was cold by the time I got to it, but I eat slowly. It could have used more sauce. The crab rangoon was delicious. I got the sunny roll as well to start. It was really good. I do wish the wasabi aioli had less wasabi because it was over powering, but overall the fish was good. I then got salmon, yellowtail tuna, and sea bass. All three were delicious. I ended with miso soup and green tea mochi. You only get once piece, but by then I was full. Overall, the waitress was super nice and the food was delicious. I definitely felt I got my $27 (with tax) worth. I would recommend people to give this place a try, at least during not super busy time.

Patricia O.

Best all you can eat japonese food in Champaign Il I really like this place, very good sushi for the price! All you can eat for only $24.99, it is amazing! Just be careful with the amount of food that you ask, because if you do not eat you will have to pay $1 for each piece that is left in the plate. Also, the nigiri is very good! Big pice of fish in each nigiri! Please follow me on Instagram @tryatreat

Alex R.

All you can eat sushi was a good deal. At 25$, I can see this being a good deal for people who have a lot of room in their tummies. However, it also depends on the kind of sushi you get too. I love sashimi, but at $25 all you can eat nigiri, I knew something was up. Some pieces were not edible and some were not up to par with Miga or Sakanaya, but I understand that. You get what you pay for, but still upsetting. The appetizers were good! I loved the fried oysters and Jalapeño bombs. As for the standard rolls, those were pretty good too. However, the worst part of it all was having an excruciating stomach pain the next morning. I really wanted to like this place, but I don't think ill be back.

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My boyfriend and I got diarrhea after eating there yesterday. We didn't eat anything together except for this meal. I am not going again.

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The food is pretty nice but the service is so bad. We wait an hour for food and some of waitresses seem aggressive all the time. TT

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