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    Neo Sushi Express

    3.2 (344 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM

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    Chris K.

    Previously known as Rockin' Rolls Sushi, they had to change the name because another restaurant with multiple locations of the same name somehow had leverage to force it, even tho these guys had been around for years. Otherwise, everything is the same. All you can eat sushi, appetizers, and entrees for one price. Weekend lunch price is the same as dinner price. Side note, same thing happened to Em R Wings in Apex who were forced to change their name by a restaurant of the same name even tho they'd been under the name forever and have been Apex Wings for the last many years now, who btw, have fantastic wings. We got tempura, spring rolls and crab ragoon for appetizers. All of which were good, although the spring rolls were the least tasty IMO. I didn't care for the miso soup as it tasted too fishy and the machine that dispersed it gives out a full bowl. Soft drinks are self serve by the soup machine. We downed many plates of sushi of several varieties as the conyveyor belt kept them coming and refilled at a very good clip. We could hear kids at other tables having lots of fun with this concept.

    Shon K.

    A Sushi buffet? yes please! What a cool idea, chilled conveyor system where you can pluck your plates and eat away however you are not paying per plate- you pay a flat fee when you walk in. I love the rotating Sushi places, gives you options to choose a variety of roll's and get more options/variety for your taste buds. This place takes it a step further so if you are really hungry, your ill certainly save money. My appetite, its a break even but that's ok. I would suggest you go during busier times of day so you have more choices of the roll types to eat.

    Fayetteville Roll, one of my favorites!
    Diana G.

    My husband and I come to Rockin Rolls Sushi when we want to eat a lot. It's a unique and exciting experience with the conveyor belt. On our recent trip we sat at the best table where the conveyor belt starts, so that was really fun for us. Is this the best sushi I've every had? Of course not, but it is decent sushi and AYCE, so come hungry to get your moneys worth! My favorite rolls are the Fayetteville Roll and the Raleigh Roll. They only put 3-4 small pieces of such on each plate so you get the chance to try all the different rolls if you want. However, I don't recommend the Crazy Monkey Roll (deep fried banana... it's just weird). There is a iPad at every table and you can order as much as you want. We like the Beef Gyoza and Hibachi Steak. The steak always seems a bit overcooked to me but I enjoy eating it with sauce and for the price/AYCE, I don't mind at all. The service is always good as well. FYI: they are changing their name to Neo Sushi Express soon.

    Violet E.

    I visited Rockin Roll Sushi last weekend as it was near my house. As someone who regularly makes miso soup, I was pretty disappointed in the soup dispenser... and that was just the beginning of the experience. Despite the good front door service and prompt delivery of hibachi, I was scared of getting food poisoning the whole time. Most of the hibachi was inedible and felt extremely overcooked/not fresh, and the sushi fish was semi-dry. I thought that flavors echoed an Asian-inspired food rather than an authentic one. I also felt the rice was not seasoned with any type of rice vinegar or salt, and the sushi desperately needed that kick. I couldn't even find wasabi. I will likely not be back, but I give this location a 2-star due to its good service and conveyor belt sushi experience.

    Andrew J.

    This place is great*! *... if you know what you are getting yourself into! To be honest, when I heard all you can eat conveyor belt sushi and $18 for dinner and ~$15 for lunch... you don't set your expectation to be some wild luxurious Jiro Dreams of Sushi adventure. That being said, if you come in with some set expectations on quality based on price, I think this place did pretty well! It was great that we paid up front so we stopped worrying about paying for it at the end and we went at it! The sushi slowly moved through and we had a chance to try everything we wanted to try! The made to order warm food was ordered through the tablet. Boy was I surprised when the 2 highlights of this meal was the cucumber salad and the fried chicken! The cucumber salad was really good and crunchy with the right amount of salt, vinegar, and sweetness! The chicken wings were well seasoned on the inside and crunchy on the outside. The sushi was as to be expected! It was ok and I was fine with that! They didn't overdo the rice and if they did, you could just not grab that plate from the conveyor belt. It was a fun adventure that i would certainly go to again if I have a craving for cheap sushi (or fried chicken and cucumber salad)!

    Natika G.

    Came here for a simple date night after hearing many people rave about this place. I didn't expect much but the inside was spacious, clean and did not have an odor. It was about $20 a person and that included everything. We were seated and the sushi started to roll out. Everything is labeled and was fresh and tasty. You can order other menu items using the screen!

    AYCE experience in Durham
    Dan O.

    Not the best sushi.. but tue experience was pretty great. My daughters love this place for the belt sushi experience where they can try different sushi. The none sushi food menu is also extensive. AYCE experience-

    Joel K.

    I love Rockin Rolls Express in Durham! I come here all the way from Greensboro just for the sushi. While it's not the best sushi ever. You can't beat the price and experience. I enjoy simply being able to grab as much sushi as I want off of the constantly revolving conveyer belt. The added items which can be ordered from the IPad are delicious as well! The food ordered comes out quick. Be sure to come hungry as you will surely be full when you leave!

    These are also included in the meal price.
    Camille H.

    This place is worth a visit for the experience. It's a little run down but I love the conveyor belt sushi and it's all you can eat so you can try a bunch of different kinds. That being said, the sushi is objectively terrible (dry, bland, every roll basically tastes the same). It's very inexpensive and it comes with desserts, snacks, on-order entrees (meat and rice), and appetizers. The crab rangoons were okay. I would recommend going once but I'd probably never go again.

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    Julian C.

    This place was so cool to go to for the first time. Very modern colorful place, good for families. Have been many times now and is a solid place. Went for lunch and it was only about $30 for two of us and I was able to eat a lot of food for that price. The sushi is pretty good, i enjoy the richmond roll and volcano roll the most. Definitely a cool place to try out.

    2 Pieces Chicken Skewer  4 Piece Crab Rangoons  2 Piece Shrimp Tempura  4 Piece Vegetable Tempura 4 Piece Beef Gyoza Dumplings
    Bethany K.

    We love the experience at rockin roll both the Raleigh and Durham locations. The conveyer belt style makes it a fun and unique dining experience. There is a sauce bar area with many options as well as a station for miso soup. Aside from sushi it's also all you can eat hibachi, appetizers, desserts, and their is a kid menu. You order these items on the tablet and they are brought to your table. Don't skip on the chicken the wings and skewers are so good! Expectations are important. Don't come in expecting top tier sushi it's honestly a step above grocery store sushi. The rolls are simple and the plate portions are small. It's more about the bang for your buck and it's such a fun vibe. Great spot to bring family and friends. There is something for everyone. If higher quality all you can eat sushi is what you're searching for check out Mr. Tokyo. More upscale experience at around the same price point. Bigger rolls means more filling so are far as all you can eat goes expect to eat a lot less. I highly recommend both. I personally prefer rockin roll because I love the comfortable casual atmosphere and we have had amazing service every time!

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    Andrew K.

    I think this is a great deal! You can go here and get all you can eat sushi for dinner for less than $20. That's impressive!! I love the deal. Of course, the sushi is not as good as at more expensive restaurants. There is a lot of rice compared to how much fish you get. And the fish is not the nicest fish I've ever seen. But that's understandable! And I love the conveyor belt. It's really fun to watch all the sushi go by. It's always full!!

    My stack!
    Angela W.

    I came to Rockin Rolls with really low expectations but found myself pleasantly surprised. For under $20 this is a decent AYCE revolving sushi place! I came with a friend for lunch and the place was not terribly crowded. You pay at the front before you're seated. There are self serve sauce, drink, miso soup, appetizer, and dessert options. The revolving conveyor belt goes surprisingly fast (or maybe I just deliberate very slowly) so be careful not to jostle the other plates when you make your choice. There's also a digital screen at each table where you can order apps and main courses, and someone will bring them to you. Service was pretty quick. I was not expecting high quality fish nor did they provide high quality fish, but there were some pretty fun rolls and things I would tend to skip at pricier AYCE places. I don't recall the names but most of the rolls I had were pretty decent. I also enjoyed the tempura shrimp, which we ordered from the kitchen. They were really crispy and the oil didn't taste old. They were unfortunately out of miso soup when we were there. This was overall a pretty nice experience. Rockin rolls is where I'll go when I get a craving for grocery store sushi, as it's much more cost-effective!

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    Ask the Community - Neo Sushi Express

    Is it $10.99 even dinner?

    Yes, it is! When we visited it was for dinner time. You pay before being seated (including if you wanted to leave a tip via card).

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    First time here and it was a fun experience. Came for lunch to experience an all you can eat for…read morearound $29. I've never tried sushi from a conveyor belt, got food from a robot, or had a train deliver my items but it all happened today! Overall it was clean, our server Tyler was amazing, very informative and was a joy to have. I ordered strawberry fruit tea with mango poppers and was delicious. Having a boba option was nice overall. Now to the food, half the time I didn't know what I was getting and that was what made it fun. Not so fun if you have allergies though. Some of the items were mixed on the belt and there would be a few going by and then the sign would show up maybe 30 seconds later. I did order steak hibachi, jalapeno things, and some classic chicken nuggets. Grabbed a few sushi rolls from the conveyor, the ones I did have were really good. All the other items were good as well. I really enjoyed those jalapeno things. Steak hibachi was tender and seasoned well. Fruit was a hit or miss, which is typical but a nice palate cleanser. I absolutely hated the seaweed salad, it was crunchy and weird. Not my typical seaweed salad experience. The edamame was very mushy which threw me off. But we're not here for veggies or fruit it's AYCE. Now the little cake things.. whatever that tiramisu flavor looking one was so divine. I would come back just for that cake. The chocolate one was just meh. I was so preoccupied and nervous about conveyor belt sushi that I never got to order real rolls. So that's definitely on my to do list next time and If you don't eat everything they do charge for food waste! So just be particular about what you grab. Overall my experience as a first timer was fun. I ate a lot and left happy.

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    Mr. Tokyo is a solid choice if you're craving all you can eat sushi. Depending on when you go,…read morethere's usually a wait for a table, but it's hard to beat the value for the price. They have a decent selection of appetizers, nigiri, specialty rolls, and other items, so it's fun being able to try a little bit of everything instead of committing to just a few rolls. The sushi is good for an all you can eat restaurant. I've definitely had better quality sushi elsewhere, but considering how much food you get, I really can't complain. One thing I'd recommend is ordering everything you think you'll want in your first round. There's a 90-minute time limit, and once your initial order comes out, the server doesn't check back very often. They do charge $1 for every leftover piece, but if you're with a group, it's usually not hard to finish everything. If you're just looking to satisfy a sushi craving without breaking the bank, Mr. Tokyo is definitely worth checking out!

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    Inside. Sushi bar and dining room. This is pretty much it. They had additional seating outside in the office lobby which was weird.
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