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I came in for lunch for the AYCE. The service is good, but it's awkward. They kind of just stand around waiting for you to call them. Feels like you're being watched. Or maybe it's just because I dined in alone. Inside is neat and nicely decorated. I ordered a number of things, but everything wasn't good. I would even argue that all of the food isn't fresh. If you just want sushi, that is a safe bet and I would absolutely come again just to eat it. It's not the best in the world, but it's fresh and tasty and they have a good selection for $40 AYCE. The crab Rangoon is very fresh! I don't know how they prep these or if it's so fresh because it isn't prepped and frozen, but I ordered it 4 separate times. I would come back and try more food items like fried rice, ramen, etc. Would not order again: Beef Negimaki - very tough beef and weird seasoning Spicy beef empanadas - not very fresh, the empanada shell seemed refried after being frozen. Some parts of it were too hard to eat. Bleh. Thai basil - it was broccoli, string beans, onions, and chicken pieces with a weird sauce. I assumed it was fried rice, but no. I sent it back. Kimchi - the taste was OK, but it wasn't very strong in flavor and looked like added some "kimchi juice" on cold wet cabbage. Rock shrimp - not fresh AT ALL. Dirty shrimp in tempura batter with lazy sauce on top. Happy it was only a few pieces because it was so poorly made Tempura - I got shrimp and again, the quality was not that great. Would order again: Sushi Kani salad Crab Rangoon
The sushi was pretty good decent quality. The appetizers though were amazing with abundance of variety and great quality especially the beef. A bit pricey in mid $30s but honestly could be my new go to AYCE sushi as long as they keep up the quality especially with appetizers too. They also have a sashimi version for $10ish upgrade if you prefer. Only main complaint is not the cleanest dining area especially with sticky tables.
Had dinner here with a large group of 10. We had the sushi sashimi buffet. Service was fast. Food was decent -with a huge menu to order from for an all-you-can eat 90 minute sashimi buffet. It was a lot of fun trying out all the menu items. Ambiance is very casual of course, so glad I wore those stretchy pants! I wish the buffet menu came with dessert though, but I did improvise and order a fried banana off their appetizer menu as my sweet ending.
Brooklyn has no shortage of AYCE sushi spots, and most of them are pretty average. Let's be honest, when you go to these places, you're not expecting fine dining--you're just hoping the food is decent, you get your money's worth, and that you won't regret it later. I usually hit up Sake on 86th, which is chaotic to say the least, so Rakuzen was a much-needed change of pace! From the moment you walk in, the staff greets you, refills your drinks, and checks in throughout the meal. The service alone makes this place stand out compared to other AYCE sushi joints. Plus, it's spacious, so you're not packed in like sardines. There were a lot of people dining when we went, including big groups, which tells me this place is definitely popular. As for the sushi, the quality was great--way better than what I've had at Sake. I'll definitely be coming back and hope it stays a hidden gem!
I love sushi. I'm not saying this is the best sushi but it's pretty good as AYCE sushi restaurant. A lot of selections and they also have sashimi. They also have a wide variety of hot appetizers which I love. Shrimp tempura and the short rib is one of my favorite. Don't sleep on the mozzarella sticks. It's a weird combo but pretty good. You mark your order in a paper and just check off what items I want and how many. The servers are very helpful. They fill your water pretty quickly and come often to the table and ask if you want to order more. We ate on a Friday night and we were able to grab a table fairly quickly for four.
I wanted to update my review since I had came back yesterday and really enjoyed my experience this time around. I came around 12pm on a Sunday and it wasn't too busy since most people were likely celebrating Chinese New Year at the parade in the neighborhood. I got sat quickly and I immediately noticed that the "sashimi" menu option was no longer provided. Last time I came, I tried out that menu but unfortunately did not think it was worth the extra $10 as the fish did not really taste fresh. This time around, I ordered a lot of sushi a la carte and I was really happy to see such nice cuts of fish and even the smell of them vastly improved. They also tasted really delicious and I ended up ordering 3 more rounds. My favorite was the salmon and white tuna. They were nice cuts that tasted fatty and not slimy. I think I will continue returning here, but I may choose to go at earlier times where it's less busy. Perhaps last time it was just a matter of the supplier but I look forward to my next visit here!
I've been coming to this restaurant since it first opened, and at the beginning, the food was amazing. The portion sizes were generous but well-balanced, the service was fast, and the quality of the ingredients--especially the fish--was top-notch. It used to be one of my go-to sushi spots because of how fresh everything tasted and how well-crafted the sushi was in terms of fish-to-rice ratio. However, over time, things have declined significantly. I'm not sure if it's due to COVID, a management change, or new sushi chefs, but the quality has taken a noticeable downturn. When I visited recently, I was shocked by the amount of rice they now serve with each piece of sushi. It felt like they were padding the rolls and nigiri with excessive rice to make up for using less fish or meat. It wasn't just a small difference--it was to the point where each bite felt unbalanced and unappetizing. One of the biggest disappointments was the scallop nigiri. I remember when they used to serve a whole scallop per piece, which was flavorful and had a nice, delicate texture. Now, they give you only about 1/4 of a scallop, but they double the amount of rice underneath. It's a clear downgrade, and it makes the dish feel like a filler rather than a well-crafted sushi piece. To make matters worse, if you don't eat all of the rice, they charge you extra per piece. This policy feels unreasonable, especially when they are clearly overloading the sushi with rice instead of properly portioning it. Another frustrating thing I noticed is that when you order one appetizer, they give you a massive portion meant for 6 people to fill you up before you can even get to the sashimi or higher-quality food. For example, I ordered one kani salad, but they brought out six platefuls of it, making it obvious that they were trying to stuff customers with cheap fillers. And just like with the rice, if you don't finish it, they charge you extra. It really feels like they are prioritizing saving costs over providing a good dining experience. While I will say that the service remains good, that alone isn't enough to justify coming here anymore. The food quality has dropped to the point where it's just not worth the price. And I'm clearly not the only one who feels this way--the restaurant used to be packed every day, but now it's often nearly empty, with only one or two tables occupied. That's a huge red flag that regular customers have noticed the decline and have stopped coming. At this point, for what they charge, you're better off going to a regular buffet--you'll likely get better sushi there for the same or even a lower price. It's disappointing to see how much this place has changed, but unless they fix their portioning and return to their original quality, I can't recommend it anymore.
This place was very empty when I went on Friday around 4 PM. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted. I had placed an order online and was picking it up, so they checked my order for me and then told me to have a seat first because it wasn't ready yet. Once my order was ready, they asked me to double check my order, which was correct. As for the taste, the sushi was very delicious in my opinion. However, the sushi rolls would break apart as I pick it up, so that was quite disappointing. All in all, I would try this place again because it tasted pretty good.
The service was amazing! They were very sweet and were quick with providing me the services I requested. I can not wait to come back to this place! The appetizers and sushi were really good too!
Prices went up but who's didn't. Food is decent.... The girls are pretty nice. They offer buy one get one 1/2 off on drinks. Sake based. Sushi could have less rice.
Came here after a hot day at Coney Island. For AYCE sushi, this place is pretty nice, in my opinion! It wasn't busy when I arrived and the staff were very nice and efficient. The rolls themselves were fresh and tasty, and for appetizers being included and the wide array of options, the price is worth it in my opinion. I would very much like to come again to try more!
This is one of those all-you-can-eat places where you have to manage your expectations a bit before coming. Don't expect the best service or the highest quality of food. Know what to order and what to avoid. It's Chinese-owned (I believe), has a very casual atmosphere, and you basically get what you pay for at just $25ish per person. There's bound to be some hits and misses, but either way you will be walking out so very full. Let's start with the bad. I would not recommend the Spicy Kani Salad (not fresh; I can make it way better at home) and the uni (just don't even try it). We're also not fans of cooked sushi rolls (rolls that do not have any raw fish) so we didn't like the 8 Avenue Blvd Roll. That's more personal preference, so we felt like we didn't have to order that one. Now for the HIGHLIGHTS: Seaweed salad and shrimp tempura were pretty solid. Highly recommend the Yuzu Miso Salmon sashimi app. As for the sushi a la carte and rolls - eel cucumber, spicy tuna crunch, spicy salmon crunch, ikura, scallop, yellowtail... all good. I'm curious about a lot of the items on the "appetizers" section, which include an extensive list of hot cooked foods (rice, noodles, dumplings, proteins, etc.) - some of them seem very questionable so I wouldn't risk it but there must be some things that I didn't get to try that must be good too. Overall not a bad spot especially since AYCE sushi options are so limited in Brooklyn!
5 years ago
This place has a very wide selection of different sushis and appetizers. The service is very quick and they bring your food out on a steady basis. I was never waiting too long for my other plates. The interior decor is great and very sleek/modern looking. There is a sky light and the place is very well lit. My favorite dish are the crab rangoons read more
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Usually don't enjoy sushi but had the most Amazing kani salad and amazing sushi! Tried their beef empanada which was tiny but really flavorful. Other than that everything was Worth the money. read more
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My best friend wanted to get AYCE sushi so we decided to trek into Brooklyn after a friend recommended Rakuzen to me. We came on a Friday late afternoon and were seated immediately. It was pretty empty because of the flash flood warning but a lot more people came in when we were leaving. 21.99 per person is a pretty decent price. We didn't do any additional add ons so it was about $29pp including tax and tips. Soup/Salad Miso soup- good Seaweed Salad- good kimchee- great kani salad - so dry it tasted bland Appetizers the good: Mozzarella sticks- my best friend loves this Edamame- huge order, you can't mess up with this Kalbi steak - recommend!! and it has a nice spicy kick to it! Crab Rangoon- sooo creamy and fried so nicely !! Tonkatsu Ramen- the ramen itself was good, but the soup base tasted like pure msg from the instant ramen packets the bad: Kimchee fried rice- huge order but honestly tastes like ketchup and sriracha fried rice instead of actual kimchee and seeing kimchee fried rice was the biggest reason on why my best friend wanted to come here. Spicy beef empanada - it tasted like school lunch Double dragon roll- great Suiren roll - great dynamite roll- decent, would prefer without the crabmeat Fried musubi roll - this did not taste good, spam tasted soggy Uni sushi a la carte- they limit 2 per person but the uni here for an ayce place was great!! tasted fresh On the bottom of the menu, they have a special selection box where each person can only order one from the box. I ordered the yellowtail jalapeno and tako salad for our table. The yellowtail jalapeno was so good for an ayce place, but other places usually butcher it. The tako salad was not so good on the other end. For $29pp for dinner, would come back again if I was in the Brooklyn area. Also their desserts are ~$5 which is worth it, but we were too full to give them a try read more
4 years ago
6 years ago
One of the good sushi spots in the area and I've ordered from them multiple times however I noticed they started slacking and messing up my orders? I ordered a shrimp tempura roll once and it came with no shrimp tempura and just recently I ordered some California rolls with no crabmeat read more
Came here for the first time with some friends and was disappointed with the quality of the food. We came for dinner and there was a wait when we got there. They put our name down but they wouldn't tell us the wait time, but just to stay and wait. We had a larger group ahead of us while we were a party of 4. We waited a few mins and was seated first. We tried items from various sections but nothing was really great. One of us ordered pickles and it doesn't specify that it was spicy, so if you don't eat spicy at all, this would be misleading because it doesn't say anywhere that it has any type of heat to it. I had the fried oysters and thai basil shrimp. Fried oysters was ok, but the batter was a bit thick. The shrimp came with more vegetables than shrimp and didn't really taste like thai basil. The beef negamaki was ok, but the green onions were a bit tough on the inside. Most of the flavor came from the sauce. I also tried the sashimi since it was only one per person. It wasn't particularly good and the salmon tasted like there was a bit of tendon. Honestly nothing really stands out at this place. They also forgot some orders and even if we ordered it a couple of times, it would still be forgotten. After about a round of sushi, I couldn't think of what to order since nothing really tasted great. I would just end up stuffing myself with the eel sushi since it was probably the safest bet. So I would say don't go out of your way to try this place. If you're in the area and there isn't many options then I can say it's doable, but there are definitely better AYCE sushi spots out there. I would much rather pay a little more for a better spot. read more
4 years ago
Been here pre Covid it was good, good price good sushi,fish quality was good, a lot choices and most importantly clean. Last year 2021 when everything started opening back up less restrictions we went again, price went up a bit food was still decent I mean that few bucks isn't a big deal as long as the food quality isn't horrible. It was a full house a lot teenagers and small families . Then today we went again a family of 4, the server asked how old my child I said 7, I noticed how she wanted to question me, now my child is tall but that don't make her "older" to charge us the adult price when she is really 7 yo. I found that rude, then it took our rolls forever to come out and this was like 3-4 pm when they had like 4 other tables I asked and they said let me check,it came out after waiting for a good 10- 15 mins our yellow tail jalapeño rolls came out we were getting kind of full by then cause of sitting and waiting , I don't know why but the yellowtail are minced up, not like sliced pieces , I have always order yellowtail with jalapeño at other Japanese restaurants never seen minced up yellowtail jalapeños rolls almost like fish paste kind of texture, it's gross. Their uni were so gross it wasn't fresh not a day or two old but like weeks or months old it wasn't the original color. This AYCE restaurant is so GROSS now, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. After eating there today esp having the raw fishes I was a bit worried I might get a stomach virus. When we asked for the bill the waitress said "u guys didn't finish these we will call the "MANAGER" and "CHARGE" u guys extra " do u guys want to try to eat it " lol the tone of her voice wasn't nice or polite almost like a threat like "if u don't do it I will call the manager and u will be in trouble" lol if we didn't have to wait 10-15 mins for the rolls and if the fish quality isn't horrible we will probably finish it. So I asked for the check and said yea charge it how much she grabbed the plate and went to ask her "MANAGER" she goes $6 I said ok then she goes u want to pack it, I said yes. So I can take a pic make a vid of this horrible yellowtail jalapeño. It's not like we are super wasteful people it was like three rolls and like 1-2 pieces left each. I noticed another table asked for the check and the server said the same "we will have to call the "MANAGER" and "CHARGE" you. Lol with the same tone of threatening voice and they really had like 2-3 pieces of sushi left lol. I don't see how this Ayce Japanese restaurant will make it 1) horrible customer service, 2)horrible food quality it's raw fishes u serving its just shows how this establishment doesn't give a crap if their customers get a stomach virus. 3) price is constantly going up, now if ur food can't measure up to the price ur customers will not be returning, we will not be returning for sure, there are other AYCE in Bensonhurst 86th st. We paid $107 for horrible service horrible food, I should of just went to a regular Japanese restaurant or just get a sushi party tray or two party tray for that price. I absolutely understand inflation everything price is going up but that don't mean the establishment can charge and not serve food that can measure up to the price. read more
8 years ago
Finally found my go to AYCE place. Place was clean... bathroom was clean... waitress was attentive (sort of ).. I went on a rainy Thursday evening so there wasnt any wait time but the place did start getting packed close to 8pm. I really dont expect much when it comes to AYCE. I've been let down many times... However I was more than satisfied with Rakuzen. Only complaint I have was I had to order my beer three times because it never came. I'm not sure if it was a language barrier or the waitress forgot but she made up for it by constantly coming to our table, filling our cups with free soda and kept checking on us to make sure we got everything we need. The menu had plenty to choose from... Especially the appetizers... something about ordering french fries and mozzarella sticks in a japanese restaurant didnt seem right... but hey why not... I ordered it anyways. Other than the rolls we ordered... Red, black and wasabi Tobiko, Kalbi steak, indonesian shrimp fried rice and teriyaki salmon was my fav. Will definitely be back again. read more
5 years ago
Came here for lunch on a Saturday. It does fill up as the cost for children is $8 which is a great bargain. For the rest of us grown ups, $15 gets us an unlimited supply of sushi and cooked goods. I'll have to warn you that the sushi rolls do contain a lot of rice, more rice than fish. Luckily, you can order cooked food instead of stuffing yourself with rice. I would recommend the fish katsu, tuna dumplings and fried wontons. I believe this place offers unlimited soda as well but avoid that so you can eat. read more
8 years ago
Seriously this place is great for AYCE(All You Can Eat) but why 4 stars instead of 5? Sashimi. Yes most AYCE places don't offer you much of it or limits you of how much you can order but in all fairness they won't be making any money if they have unlimited sashimi. Ok That being said, the menu has a large variety to choose from, kitchen food and sushi and rolls. They come out fast!!! Which is a great thing and the only time we waited is when just submitted a new order in. The fish is fresh and yes the sushi is on the smaller size but that's the true size of Japanese sushi - bite size and not the supersized American sushi where most is rice. I like the delicate morsel like with each bite. My mom and hubby are very picky and they all liked the freshness of the fish and the variety of the kitchen dishes. I am happy they are here and we brought our own cake and they were nice enough to keep it in the fridge for us. Staff were efficient and place is large and clean. Happy to recommend this place for large groups and special occasion celebration. read more
2 years ago
6 years ago
i came to this place once for ayce sushi, and i didn't have any problems. but, this visit left me feeling very disappointed. -you can order for delivery through grubhub, ubereats, or postmates. i ordered through grubhub and got $10 off my first purchase; there are many other discounts and deals that you can choose from through that platform, but i'm not sure about ubereats and postmates. -they have an outdoor dining set up on the sidewalk, but i don't know if there are any heaters. -you're not going to get the friendliest service here, but i didn't mind much. -they accept both cash and card. 6/1/20 -sushi and sashimi for 2: this came with 10 pieces of sushi, 18 pieces of sashimi, california roll, and a chef's special roll; it also came with 2 sides of miso soup. the special roll came with 8 pieces; i'm not specifically sure what the name of the roll was, but it had cucumber, crabstick, and tobiko on top. the selection of nigiri that they gave was pretty basic; there was salmon, tuna, yellowtail, and squid. the same thing goes for their sashimi. the total of this was normally $41, but i ended up paying around $34 for it with tax. while the portion was really generous for the price, it fell short in terms of quality. the fish just didn't taste fresh, and many of the pieces were hard to chew. overall, i can only give this place at most 3 stars because of the discount. i'm not sure if i'll come back in the future, since i just didn't have a good experience this time around. read more
4 years ago
8 years ago
The Pros: The appetizers were okay, the rolls were tasty too. Really like the fried foods. The 8 Ave Roll and the spicy Kano salad was the star. Now the Cons: This is expected since it's a all you can eat but the rice was heavy and the sushis just didn't taste right. The sashimis weren't fresh at all. Only thing that really got to me was that we were only 30mins in and they were already rushing us, continuously telling us that we can only have 90 mins. Overall it's still a good place for grabbing a quick sushi dinner. read more
8 years ago
Came here on a Sunday at 630pm and it was packed! I waited about 10-15 minutes. The waitresses were all very attentive to people waiting and the current customers. I noticed if you come around 730pm you'll get the tail end of dinner and won't have to wait. After being seat we ordered AYCE on the paper menu and our food came out shortly. The appetizers and hot dishes had a larger assortment than I've seen at other ayce sushis. I would recommend the Indonesia fried rice, salmon skin, and the kalbi. All cooked well with adequate seasoning and flavors. The sushi's selection definitely had rolls that were more than the typical spicy salmon or Philadelphia rolls. (But of course had those as well). I only ordered cooked rolls but overall not bad. A bit too much rice but that's typical. The one thing I did find interesting was that you can order up to two pieces of Uni! They were small but taste was not effected. Still got that buttery goodness! The waitresses overall seemed very attentive to all customers which I really appreciated. Overall not bad for ayce quality wise! The only dessert item on the ayce menu was probably the fried banana. But options for fried ice cream and a few other sweets in their normal menu. There are also a few sakes and alcohols available which is nice ! read more
6 years ago
Been here a couple times and the sushi never fails! The food and the service is always great. I love that they still offer ALL YOU CAN EAT SUSHI! specially during hard times like these. Definitely my go to sushi spot. The frozen pina colada margarita is delicious read more
6 years ago
I was surprised to see there is a location in Brooklyn. I know and have been to the Queens location. The service was pretty good. I filled out the sheet twice. Two things make me give it 4 and not 5 stars. First, they stress whatever food you do not eat you will have to pay for. This made me stressed out at the end stuffing down sushi so I wouldn't be given extra fees to pay. Second, I don't like how they limit you in the choice of Yellowtail Jalapeño or the Sashimi choices. This is why I love Akino in Queens. No limit! Rakuzen, once you change this rule, I will visit your establishment again. read more
8 years ago
You come here for the AYCE factor and that's what you get. Not for the quality fish, quality dishes or quality drinks. You come here because you can have anything Japanese for the price of $23. Friends love the AYCE but I honestly would go for the cheap sushi options in the area. It's very hard to eat $23 dollars worth of sushi and I would find better value with a good sushi restaurant like Chikurin or Ichi sushi. This place gets 3 stars for preparing their food in a delicate manner. The yuza drink I ordered was not good. The hot dishes are arguably better than their sushi. But then again... it is AYCE. Cheers! read more
4 years ago
PLAIN AND SIMPLE...This place is filthy. Can't believe the board of health hasn't closed it down!! If that wasn't bad enough the sushi was served warm I mean almost hot like it was under a heat lamp. The pieces are so small and in some cases split in two on top of the piece of rice. Not good quality either. Below grade quality fish for sure. I was recommended to go to this place and to be quite honest, I will not step foot back in this sticky floored quite messy establishment. The sushi bar is covered with all sorts of items that you would put on a shelf somewhere in the back of the kitchen. When you walk in you are first greeted with a table that looks like a mess and of course the floor is so sticky and the walls are filthy. Run for your life this place is not even worth one star read more
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9 years ago
When we heard that that there was a new AYCE sushi spot, we were extremely excited about it! We used to go to Sake, but the group of friends I normally go with wasn't happy with it because it's always crowded and the quality has become mediocre. I came here two times with my fiance and friends and so far we are very pleased with the quality of the service and food. The restaurant is a lot roomier than Sake and it just feels like a nice place you can come, hang out and just enjoy good food. I'm always afraid it may be crowded and packed like Sake so the two times we came here, I always made a reservation. I like their Mango Kani salad, but has a hint of spice in it. Their Tako Yaki is spot on, creamy and delicious! Their salmon, chicken, shrimp and beef Teriyaki is quite tasty and never overcooked or dry. I love their sashimi especially the salmon, tuna and whatever else my friends usually order. I like that they have a section for sushi/hand roll and then another side for special rolls. Their rolls are tasty, vibrant and definitely one-of-a-kind. Overall, my friends, fiance and I have really been happy with the food, service and pricing so far and we hope Rakuzen will stay. There's not too many all you can eat sushi spots in Brooklyn that are actually good. Looking forward to our next visit here! read more
Uh... I've been to many AYCE sushi spots but.. this one is probably the worst one that I've been to. The service is fine, I have no complaints or thoughts about that. But the food.... I know AYCE usually doesn't have the BEST quality of fish or food but.. the fact that it's a sushi spot and their cooked food tastes better is concerning. What is even more concerning is the fact that the salmon just didn't taste good. I highly DO NOT recommend you to order large bulks of the salmon sushi or sashimi. Most of the salmon pieces I had were hard and it was not pleasurable. The coloration on the salmon looked old as well... I'm not sure if it's because I went at a slow day or what not but.. I was not happy. Other sushi choices were also about the same. It wasn't great, it was just... inserting food into your mouth. I didn't leave this place happy and thinking about that piece of hard salmon actually makes me feel sick. This place just isn't for me and I definitely won't return. read more
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It's not worth $30 per person. The sushi quality is the same thin fish and a lot of rice and they charged a lot for a couple half eaten rolls. It use to be $27 per person and it was tolerable for the lack of quality but now it's just not worth it. Might as well just order sushi from somewhere else and get your actual money's worth. read more
9 years ago
This place was really good. The service was amazing. Everyone was polite. The food was alright, wasn't the best I had. The sushi was good. The kimchi rice was not really that good. Me and my 4 other friends went there for lunch, we spent a total of $75. It was worth our money. read more
4 years ago
ALL YOU CAN EAT SUSHI!!! Now they offer outside dinning! Chairs are not 6fts apart (maybe just 4ft apart) and you need to reserve your seats if you wanna eat there post Covid. They get super busy towards the night time. Food was still good and fresh!! Just that we waited a long time for our order .. in the beginning, our food came in a reasonable time but towards the end I think they got so busy that they forgot our order.. 3 different waiters came to our table asking us if there's food we want to order but we told them (each of them) that we were still waiting for our food. We kinda waited 20-30mins for the food to come towards the end. That's why I give it 4 stars... this time lol... read more
5 years ago
Don't be fooled by this photo. The food was absolutely disgusting. My cat wouldn't eat this $ht. read more
8 years ago
When visiting Rakuzen, this was the first time I had experienced an AYCE sushi place. The location was clean, the waitress was attentive, and the food was certainly quick. We had made it in time for the lunch special of $15 per person. The menu options were great and pretty vast. When it comes to sushi, I only eat the cooked options, and in my opinion, it was well worth it. Great additions are the free of charge drink and sauces. Would definitely be back again. read more
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6408 Fort Hamilton Pkwy
Brooklyn, NY 11219
Dyker Heights
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Hi, Do u have a ayce sashimi upgrade for 5$ extra? I heard the location in queens has that but not sure about this location. Update- I went to the Brooklyn location today and they told me that the ayce sashimi is only for the queens location
You have to tell them you want sashimi AYCE they will upgrade for you
How much is the lunch buffet option during the weekends? And do they have a time limit?
Same price and time limit is 90 minutes
? How's the sushi? Fresh? Sashimi you only get 1 per all you can eat person? What else they serve besides sushi? For all you can eat? Is it really stuff your face?? And someone said they saw a roach? For realzzzx of that idiot was just mad?
Lunch $15.99 and dinner $22.99
If there are 3 people to go and eat, how much would it cost per person adding tax and service tips?
They have all you can eat menu, lunch is $13.99 and dinner is $21.99. The dinner all you can eat menu has more variety, you can ask them for a dinner menu during lunch if you want, you'll pay $21.99 but I suggest it strongly because they will give…
How much is it if I go here with one friend?
Dinner $21.99 per one person Lunch $13.99 per one person
If there is 4 people to go to eat, what is the total price adding the tax and service tips?
$28.00 per person
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