I'll say I think it's a great deal - $17.99 for all you can eat lunch and the menu gives a lot of options. The quality of the food was good except the hibachi veggies, it seemed it was a veggie mix bag with sauce drizzled on top. The service was attentive - you sit where you want and someone comes over with a menu and regularly checks in. The dining room is cold, almost uncomfortably cold, I kept thinking let me hurry and eat so I can get out of here (maybe that's a strategy on the owners part?) the decor is blah and not very welcoming or cozy. There was a larger dining room on that other side that was blocked off - looks like maybe being renovated? Also when you walk in, there is an area where you can pick up or place a to go order if you prefer not to dine in read more

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I've only ever ordered them on Uber eats but I can say that the quality is really good considering the price and it's a really fresh and delicious sushi place that you should try. Need to try them for the all you can eat dinner or lunch as many have touted how amazing it is for the price ! read more

Sorry guys this was a real miss. I feel like I really wasted my money and was let down on a Sunday dinner treat! Was craving sushi will not eat sushi here again. Both of my rolls did not taste good even the shrimp tempura is not fresh dip shrimp tempura like you seen in the pictures on the website. It's like pre-breaded and the flavors were just not coming together. My beef and shrimp meal was very salty and very spicy and over seasoned and I'm a person who really loves a lot of seasoning, but this was not something enjoyable. When I've come here before I've had a nice fried rice with extra veggies and just fried fish so I tried their other options. I'm gonna stick to what I used to buy. And I ordered fried Goya. These ones came out steamed. read more

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Came in late in the evening on a work trip as a solo diner. I have to say the menu may be small but the sushi is fresh and amazing quality. The servers were attentive and didn't rush me. Parking was fine considering the restaurant was empty and the inside was clean if a bit odd with the entrance and to go area the first thing you see when you enter read more

Sushi Village is my default AYCE sushi restaurant to go to. I've been coming here ever since they first opened. You won't find a better deal for AYCE made to order sushi. Is it the best quality fish? Obviously not. But for the price? You can't beat it. Over time, with inflation and post covid, prices have definitely increased and the menu has changed, but currently dinner is priced at $26.99 per person and lunch is even cheaper. That makes them incredibly competitive with other AYCE restaurants. And unlike other places, there is no limit on how many pieces of sashimi or nigiri you can order. You can only order 10 per person per round, but they don't cap you out on how many rounds you can order. Between my husband and I, we usually order between 50-100 pieces of sashimi/nigiri in addition to rolls and appetizers/sides. What I have noticed over time is that their cuts of fish have become increasingly larger. They used to give far too much rice on their nigiri and rolls so you'd get full too fast. But now, the rice portion is definitely proportionate and the fish cuts have gotten better. The appetizers and sides come out hot, fresh, and quickly. They have many different things you can order. My personal favorites are the seaweed and kani salads, edamame, calamari, gyoza, takoyaki, etc. In the past, they offered ice cream but have since removed it from their menu, unfortunately, which is the only thing that they are lacking- dessert. read more

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Mmh I'm familiar with this place on Uber Eats. Was REALLY CRAVING the BIG MAMA on the Uber Eats Menu. I came in to eat and he was an all you can eat menu reasonably priced at $26 thinking that item would be on the menu but it was not! The food is ok but there is nothing better than the BigMama under the Deep Fried Rolls...! I succumbed to the Atomic Bomb and Yummy Roll (too thick) but it don't hit like the Big Mama AT ALL. CONS...if you don't finish eating there isn't any TO GO dishes . STAND ALONE that's enough for my to NOT come back being as that the other rolls just weren't that great. Fried rice, Crab Rangoon and Seaweed Salad all great. The strict no to go dishes even in paper form is annoying. People appreciate convenience SO IF YOU COME HERE BRING YOUR OWN TUPPERWARE because apparently it's a COST thing. read more

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If you're looking for an affordable all-you-can-eat sushi spot and don't mind sacrificing a bit on quality, Sushi Village might be worth a try. It's a decent bang for your buck, but be prepared for a very mediocre dining experience overall. The menu offers a wide range of sushi rolls, appetizers, and sides, but unfortunately, not all items hit the mark. The sushi itself isn't the freshest, lacking in that crisp, bright flavor you'd hope for, but again, this is expected at an all-you-can-eat place. Still, the rolls are dressed up nicely and satisfying enough if you're just trying to get full and enjoy variety. I would not recommend the appetizers. The fried shrimp tempura was limp and overly dry; dipping them in sauce made up for it. The hot and sour soup had flavor; I would order it again. The staff was friendly and attentive, which definitely helped make the experience more pleasant. Plates were cleared quickly, and orders came out at a good pace, which is a big plus for an all-you-can-eat setting. The place was simple and clean, with typical sushi restaurant decor. It's casual, and probably best for a laid-back meal with friends or family. Sushi Village isn't somewhere I'd rave about, but for the price, you can't expect fine dining. If you're craving lots of sushi and aren't too picky, it'll do the job. Just skip the appetizers and go straight for the rolls. read more

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The sushi was completely flavorless. The quality has gone down drastically far far down! The whole experience was subpar. We have not been in 2 years and now we know why. Oh the French fries were actually good. Yes we ordered fries to try and cleanse our pallets. The service was okay nothing special though. read more

For what it is, it is great. This is a generic all you can eat sushi and some hot items. Don't expect the high-end stuff and if you go with those expectations you should be happy. Everything was fresh and at this level that's all you can hope for. So if you're just looking for a casual sushi with low expectations this place definitely it's a great place to come. Service was quick and again the food was extremely fresh. read more

So worth it for the price! Unlimited buffet for $26 on weekends. We left in a food coma. Their miso soup was hot & yummy. The dumplings we tried both steamed & fried, both were great (we ordered them multiple times). We tried about 7-8 different rolls as well, from raw to cooked, and all were yummy :) The service was great & quick! read more

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All you can eat sushi and other delicious asian food.. need I say more? The sushi chef's are always super fast and the food is great. Wish I lived closer.. I'd be there once a week. read more

Had lunch here and it was alright. The sushi was okay, but some came out warm and very rice heavy. There was also a lot of sauce and most of the sushi was spicy, so not that many good options. Service was also kind of slow, which was understandable since we were with a large group. The restaurant is in a kind of small place though, so I thought the vibe was just ok. For all you can eat sushi, it is a really good deal, but the sushi is just mid to me. read more

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My food was amazing -- avocado roll and especially the teriyaki tofu. The tofu was cooked great. Staff was nice and attentive. The bathrooms were very nice. Prices were good for the amount of food. My friends said the vegetable udon soup was ok and the chicken in the chicken hibachi had some fatty pieces. read more

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Food was super good! Great value for all you can eat! Went as part of a club. Can't speak to the normal vibe/service because of that. read more

Sushi Village - Sushi Bars Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Really bad experience here. The servers continuously ignored our table and completely forgot part of our order. We told them twice that an item was missing, but nothing was done. What made it worse was that customers who came in after us received their food before we did. There was no apology, no explanation, and no effort to fix the situation. We felt overlooked and disrespected as customers. Definitely disappointing and not somewhere I would recommend. read more

In the mood for sushi and wanted to explore a new place in Cumberland. I did a pick up order with Grubhub and ordered a Sunny Side Up Roll. It was ready in 20 minutes. When I walked in, noticed there is a takeout side (right) and sit down side (left). The restaurant was clean but nobody in front to greet guests. The Sunny Side Up Roll was pretty good, but felt a little on the pricey side. However the crab salad was delicious and packed with a lot of flavor from the eel sauce. Overall, decent roll that would be worth ordering again, however, I'd recommend exploring their menu further for hidden gems of sushi. They do a quick takeout so might be worth the premium price. read more

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The ambience is very simple, but do not be fooled. The food is very fresh! and it's all you can eat.! read more

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Awful. Walked in excited for sushi, and left after the sushi was served. The fish looked old, and had the nasty fish taste that you don't want. There was also a nose or eyebrow hair on one of our sushi plates. Service was good for the 10 minutes we were there, but I will not ever be going back. read more

The service is always great as my family and I have been there probably six or seven times. But the biggest letdown is the assortment of roles available. Very basic selection and light on variety. Price is pretty decent as well but don't expect to be blown away by the types of rolls that are available. read more

Omg the all you Can eat is so good and so fresh tasting !!! I've been to my fair share of sushi places and this is by far one of the best I've tasted the fish is so thick too I was telling my husband how they make money but I would 100% come again. read more

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I discovered this place years ago and I'm not even sure why or how. It was before the Battery was open. The sushi is amazing and the price for AYCE is unbelievable! My fav rolls are anything with salmon or tuna and I've probably tried all of them in the menu. Every time I ate here the service was friendly and fast. I've never had a single issue or unpleasant experience. It's a standard restaurant if you ask me. Nothing super fancy which isn't necessary for me. Give me good food and good customer service and that's all I need. The parking lot isn't super huge but I've never had trouble parking. I'm glad that there is a sushi village in Lawrenceville now! read more

Usually all you can eat sushi places, their quality isnt the best, but here the quality of the food is really good! On top of that, the taste is great too! They also serve a variety of hot kitchen foods for people who arent big fans of sushi. The service is quick and friendly. The space is small, so it can get busy during peak times, but overall they get people seated in a timely manner. Parking can be a hassle sometimes though when there is a braves game, because most of the parking lot is taken up by the venue. They close for lunch and open back up for dinner. Main difference in menu is at dinner they serve a tad bit more options. The price difference though is not huge so you dont lose either way! Definitely one of my go to places for sushi in the Atlanta area. read more

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FALSE ADVERTISING - sushi village lists themselves on uber eats as sushi village AND as sakara eatery. The sushi is terrible. Avoid avoid avoid!!!! read more

Don't be scared by the outside! The food is quite good. Went for the first time last week, and everything was solid. Servers were pleasant, attentive and efficient. Pieces of sashimi are small but tasty...and it is all you can eat! Rolls were fun and yummy. Shrimp, broccoli and onion tempura were delicious, but the batter on the sweet potato was different (and odd). Seaweed salad was yummy. Lots of options on the $26.99 all you can eat menu. read more

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Place is super nasty. As soon as I poured some soy sauce into the soufflé cup a fly poured out with the soy sauce. Then they brought out my sushi it had a super long ass hair on it. Me and my woman just walked out of that nasty ass place. There are super suspect y'all, don't ever go to this place I'm sure they are violating all kinds of health codes smh. I wish I thought fast enough to take pictures.....absolutely disgusting. If I could rate it less then a 1 star it would get a negative 5 stars read more

Was recommended by a friend to come here after she had a great experience her first time here. Came here with a few friends for lunch on Saturday. No one was at the front desk but someone quickly came up to seat us, so no problem there. It's a pretty small dining space - some booths along the walls and some tables in the middle. You get two menus - one for sushi and one for appetizers and other sides. All are included in the $26 weekend lunch/dinner price (INCLUDING SASHIMI). Write down the # of each that you want and give it to the server and they'll bring them out a la carte style (don't worry, it's still a buffet - you can just order more). We ordered tons of sushi, to say the least -- sashimi, sushi (nigiri), rolls, sides, soups, EVERYTHING. It was all good. I'm a FIEND for salmon and the salmon nigiri and sashimi were pretty good .. nicely thick slices and very flavorful. I was super satisfied. The other sushi and rolls and sides were also great - no complaints! Definitely make sure you can finish what you order because they have written they will charge for any leftovers. I recommend just ordering more as you run out! Service was really fast and the servers/hostesses were super sweet. They checked up on us often and everything. For $26 - this is a STEAL. AYCE sushi + sashimi .. and all pretty decent quality. Definitely my new AYCE sushi place. It is also all made to order so you don't have to worry about the typical buffet style with other people's germs getting all over your food. Highly recommend! (PS. "Cheese bags" are crab rangoons!) read more

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Affordable sushi (AYCE), really nice space Food: well... you get what you pay for. Not to say their fish will make you sick (it didn't make us sick!) but it also didn't feel extremely fresh? Hard to explain. If you're a frequent sushi eater than you likely know what it's like to have your fish cut into identifiable cubes (that still retains the essence of the fish) vs having your fish crushed into a semi-paste(?) ..so it's still fish, it just feels less "fresh" ya know? But other than that, I can't complain. Wait-staff was polite and kept our cups refilled. They also didn't take too long to circle back to our table to get our second round of AYCE orders. read more

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Don't let the outside deceive you, Sushi Village is a great family owned AYCE Sushi place. I went with a party of 50 on a Friday night and they easily accommodated us. Some notable highlights were the Chicken Katsu, the breading was light and the chicken was very tender. The Dynamite roll was also very good. We ordered a variety of rolls and they were all delicious. We finished with a nice dessert of red bean ice cream which was great. Just make sure you finish everything you order otherwise you will be charged $0.75 per piece you don't finish! I am 100% coming here again. read more

Sushi Village - Sushi Bars Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

The customer service here is garbage. They are extremely rude and condescending. They will charge for left over food .75 per piece Their bathrooms are run down. I wouldn't eat here ever again or recommend it to a friend. read more

Sushi Village - Sushi Bars Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Came here for "all you can eat" sushi with some friends. It is $30 a person and you can order sushi, nigiri, sides, and appetizers. I really enjoyed the sweet potato tempura (always a favorite at every Japanese restaurant I go to). My favorite roll was the Spicy Crab Salad Roll. Really tasty since the crab is sweet and the sauce gives it a flavorful kick! Just FYI - for every piece of sushi you don't finish, they charge 25 cents. I ordered one too many rolls and paid about $2 extra for the pieces I left, which is completely fine! I knew my consequences (lol). I'd definitely go back. Good atmosphere. Good service. And overall, good sushi. read more

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Overall 4/5: Great deal for a quick lunch. Great for hungry brothers, but you're on a budget! Food 4/5: They had a great variety of appetizers, sushi, and soup. Loved that it wasn't just sushi, everything was filling and tasty. I always enjoy the egg drop soup from here along with the crab rangoons. We try to stick with the rolls over the sashimi. Service 4/5: Friendly, fast. The rolls come out really fast. Servers are always sure to clear plates for us, they are very attentive. Vibes 3/5: Nothing to complain about, nothing to rave about. Classic restaurant set up, maybe play some music inside. Always clean inside. Thank you, Sushi Village. read more

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Doesn't look like much from the outside and unfortunately fulfilled that expectation. Long story short- the all you can eat was not worth it. $26 each and we didn't enjoy the majority of what we ordered. The goods- the crab rangoons ("cheese bags"), miso soup, and garden salad. It depresses me that these were the only things I have confidently say I would order again. The bads- sweet potato tempura rolls were quite literally raw, sushi rice tasted old and dry, vegetable noodles were strange and off putting flavor wise, edamame was served cold. Quality of ingredients was just bleh, even the soy sauce tasted off to me. The crunchy shrimp roll was OK but I wouldn't want it again. Veg spring rolls were pretty run of the mill, too. No more dessert on the AYCE menu. Overall a really disappointing experience and not worth the price because no-one wants to leave stuffed with low quality food, anyways. All except one server was super disinterested and curt as well. Won't be back. read more

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Wow! They weren't kidding when they say it's an all you can eat! They offer a ton of options for you to pick from whether it's sushi, tempura, sashimi,nigiri, and so on. They charge around $33 per person and if there's any left over pieces you didn't finish they will charge you 0.75¢ per piece. So eat what you can! Parking isn't bad at all, but it can fill up. I can't wait to come here again! read more

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Stopped in for lunch with a friend of mine who is also a big eater. It was a Thursday soblunch was only about $15. I love the all you can eat sushi spots. Usually service is slow and you have to strategically order. Not so here. Rolls and apps came out very quickly. They have the standard array of sushi staples, miso soup, edamame, tempura, teriyaki. They also have the standard slew of rolls, California, Alaska, some with eel, avocado, etc. They dont have Sashimi, and they pretty much only have rolls, pretty well loaded with rice. But the flavor is good and you cant beat the quantity for the price. read more

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Not tasty. I ordered the shrimp hibachi, atomic roll, and pink lady roll on March 29th. I will not return. read more

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I love this place. It's like 5 min from my work place, so if I am craving for some sushi, I would go here and have 4 rolls to fill my stomach. Egg drop is top notch as well. I will be back. read more

IF YOU'RE READING THIS I HOPE IT'S NOT TOO LATE. I would NOT recommend this place to anyone, ever. We've had plenty of sushi and our fair share of AYCE when we lived in Vegas. The food here is absolutely terrible! I have never had sushi with warm rice! The rolls and nigiri are pretty much inedible. I stopped eating after a few pieces because I was afraid I was going to be sick. My stomach and my daughter's were upset after we left. TBH I should've known better because when you walk in, the entryway has a weird stale water smell that almost made me leave. I should've followed my first thought because we paid for it later. The bathrooms are filthy too. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else. read more

They had such a big variety of foods from wings and fries to seafood boils, hibachi and sushi and it was ALL SO GOOD!! We ordered a boil, beef and shrimp Cajun plate and the dynamite sushi roll. The food came out so fast too definitely a GO TO!!! Update: Went for a 2nd time and there's a lady there that's in charge and she's really rude. She was rushing us to order the first time (came up to us 3 times in 5 minutes) which I thought was rude but I just ignored it. But this 2nd time we went at 2pm and they close at 3 so we ordered got our food and around 2:50 she came up to us with the check (didn't finish all our food) and she literally said we had to pay and get out (which they close at 3) read more

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If you're looking for an AYCE sushi place, you may like this. At about $26 per person, though, I didn't feel this was a good price due to the lack of consistent quality. Yes, they have a good variety of sushi, appetizers, nigiri, sashimi, soups and other menu items, but the overall lack of quality brought this dining experience down to 3 stars. Sushi Village is located in a stand alone building near Truist Park. We came here right before a Braves home game, and most of the parking lot was already filled with fans who paid to park here before walking to the game, not even eating at this restaurant. We, though, were going to park here just so that we could eat before driving the car to a different parking lot, so we weren't charged for parking. We told the owner, who was outside directing cars where to park, about our intentions, and he instructed to park near the door, meaning that we just created another parking space and blocked another car during the time we were there. We went inside, were greeted by an employee and immediately led to one of the booths. The restaurant was on the small side and approximately one-third of the tables/booths were occupied by customers. During the entire time we were in the restaurant, the servers (there were two of them) were very attentive with us and all of the customers. Customers indicate on paper order forms what food items they want. Usually, the wait times are short. Inconsistency was the theme here. I love tuna and salmon sashimi, but the textures and quality of the raw fish pieces were not consistent at Sushi Village. Some of the pieces were fresh tasting and looking, while others smelled on the verge of going bad. I could definitely taste the difference. The seaweed salad was perfectly made, as was the spicy tuna roll and the miso soup. I didn't care for the tempura shrimp. The pieces were generous for the amount of shrimp that I got; however, the batter was more like a pancake batter that was more doughy on the outside than the delicately crunchy tempura outside that I was expecting. The chicken yakitori was grilled too long and was hard and dry on the outside, moist on the inside, and had no flavor. The gyoza dumplings were soft and flavorless, and the dipping sauce was all wrong as it wasn't a mixture of soy sauce and vinegar at all. The edamame was good (how can anyone mess up edamame?). They don't have desserts. There is a restaurant policy that states that customers will be charged $0.75 for each piece of wasted food. Overall, just a good experience. I'm not sure we're going to return, though, because of the inconsistent quality of the food. read more

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All you can eat sushi for $20? Oh yes please! At first I was hesitant because obviously you get what you pay for, but the quality and taste of all the food was great. All sushi rolls, salads, soups, appetizers, noodles, rice, and deserts are included for $20. You can literally order anything from the menu, and everything is made to order. The only thing to consider is they will charge $0.75 per each piece you don't eat which I think is an amazing way to reduce food waste. "Order all you want, but eat all you order" The inside of the place is so cute! They have beautiful paintings on the walls, and it was very clean in general. Oh and service was good too! ESPAÑOL ¿Todo el sushi que puedas comer por $ 20? ¡Oh, sí, por favor! Al principio dudaba porque obviamente obtienes lo que pagas, pero la calidad y el sabor de toda la comida estuvo excelente. Todos los rollos de sushi, ensaladas, sopas, aperitivos, fideos, arroz y postres están incluidos por $ 20. Literalmente, puede pedir cualquier cosa del menú, y todo se hace a pedido. Lo único a tener en cuenta es que cobrarán $ 0.75 por cada pieza que no coma, lo que creo que es una forma increíble de reducir el desperdicio de alimentos. "Pide todo lo que quieras, pero come todo lo que pidas" ¡El interior del lugar es muy lindo! Tienen hermosas pinturas en las paredes, y estaba muy limpio en general. Ah, y los servicios también estuvo bueno! read more

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