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Went to Yummy Sushi for All you can eat. The patio sitting might get chilly at night, but it was so lovely with the view. I ordered Crispy Tuna multiple times and have never seen any other ACE sushi places having crispy tuna or box sushi in their menu. If you decide to sit at the patio, just watch out for the seagulls. You might have to fight for the food. It was a fun experience, but if I go back, I would take the table inside.
Great AYCE sushi spot! Everything we ordered from the all-you-can-eat menu was fresh, flavorful, and delicious. The variety was impressive, and every roll we tried was well prepared. My favorite was the negi toro as it was so fresh and buttery, and the crispy rice is another favorite. My only suggestion would be to provide a little more information about serving sizes on some menu items. A few dishes were much larger or smaller than expected. Overall, the quality of the food was excellent, the service was friendly, and the AYCE experience and price were definitely worth it. 4 stars due to service being inconsistent every time we go.
Yummy Sushi continues to be our favorite Ayce of all times! Every roll and piece of fish is made to perfection. I will be a regular as long as I live in SD.
I wanted to check this place out after seeing it several times in Instagram. Pros: - Friday lunch was a breeze; no wait. - Lower tier ($45) for the options they have sounds about right. Quality is decent considering it's an AYCE place; I would say it's actually on the better side. - Spicy yellowtail ACTUALLY has a kick. I'm used to places saying it's spicy and it's...not. - The place looks fairly small, but they have some outdoor seating with an awesome view. Cons: - Parking is difficult in general in Coronado so no shock here. - Avoid the mix sushi sashimi...it definitely was on the fishier side. - Service is somewhat slow? I noticed that only one person took orders for the whole place during lunch time. - Rice to fish ratio can be worked on..I've never had so much rice in my handrolls before.
The view is romantic and the food is great. Went straight ti the patio and had all you can eat sushi. It was Really good and tasted fresh. The service was good they were on top of it. Parking sucks in the area but a walk before and after food is good for us right? Eat drink and walk to the beach. Sounds like a WIN!!
Hooohh, this is unexpected. I like this joint a lot. I kinda want to give this 5 stars, but I feel like that would cause me to lose any credibility I have left. Because Yelp reviewers have so much credibility, right? The unique location makes the building a stretched triangle and gives it a certain vibe. I ordered 3 things and was extremely surprised by all 3. First, I had a spicy salmon sophia bowl. I had no clue what a "sophia" bowl is, and after a brief search, it appears that Google has no clue what a "sophia" bowl is either. I'm very curious as to how this place landed on the name "sophia" bowl. I assume this used to be or came from the "crispy rice (6 pieces)" on a previous version of their menu. If so, I guess this is better. It's just a salmon donburi, but I think it's rather different than what Americans would expect from a "poke" bowl in San Diego nowadays. There's not a ton of other ingredients, and while there's sauces that enhance the taste, it really just focuses on the interaction between the salmon, rice, and crispy rice. Ironically, this style of salmon rice bowl is more Japanese than your typical San Diego poke bowl, which is more of a Hawaii staple. I loved it and thought the texture and umami came together really well. Next, I had a few takoyaki. The plating for this is not very convincing. There's no bonito flakes and pretty light on the green onion also. There's plenty of mayo I suppose. The takoyaki themselves though, are fantastic. These are big, crisp, and hot, although still not as hot as I like. The texture is really on point. For as big as they are, maybe they could've put slightly more tako in it. Oh, also no pickled ginger, but I realize I forgot to check if there were any on the bar. Finally, I had a miso ramen, which was also interesting. Was it the best ramen in town? Definitely not. Was it at least amazing? Also no. However, it was.....really properly Japanese in a way that's hard to explain. Like, this is the ramen a Japanese chef would make if they had to make a cheap bowl of ramen with almost no resources. LOL Like, it has a lot of noodle. An average American would simply complain that it's too much noodle, but I would argue this is the correct ratio in traditional East Asian cuisine. We have a concept called 主食 shushoku or zhu shi in Mandarin. For ramen, the "staple food" is the noodles themselves, which should be the focus. In Japan, it is normal for ramen joints to have a noodle refill option, and that will be one of the most common requests from customers. The noodles themselves are some pretty cheap stuff though. On top of that, it has a bit of seaweed, green onion, and bean sprouts, which are all ubiquitous ramen toppings. The toppings it's missing are stuff like corn, mushrooms, kamaboko, etc., which while present in ramen, aren't always present and/or are more common in American-Japanese ramen. The pork belly is small, but the texture and appearance are both very standard. Also important, the broth is surprisingly soothing. Some ramen made by people that don't know what they're doing make a broth with a thin consistency that give them away. Well, a lot of times, there's just not much emulsified, which makes it more flavored water than an actual broth. While this broth isn't super intense or complicated, it has a well-measured saltiness and consistency that reminds me of average ramen shops in Japan. For that, I love this broth; I could drink it every day. For the record, I am far more likely to come back here again than Saiko Sushi at least, even if just to ask y'all a bunch of food weeb questions.
Beautiful views of the beach. Come right before sunset. Service is attentive and food is delicious. We ordered the Hawaiian Special, Black Dragon and 3 Amigos rolls. 3 Amigos was my fave. Highly recommend. All were tasty!
Finally tried yummy sushi today and it met expectations. We got the $89 premium menu and I don't think it's worth it! The food took awhile to come out but the server did say the premium items do take some time. You are able to order everything on the premium order once so we got everything on there. Mostly nigiri and sashimi which was what I was craving. Some of those items were a little fishy to me but that's to be expected at AYCE. I definitely got full off of this but feel like the $45 is a better deal. If I came back I wouldn't do the premium because didn't meet the quality as I'd like. However other than that the team was nice, service a bit slow compared to how many workers there were and the place was nice and clean.
amazing ayce sushi, will definitely come back i love that they have seared salmon and the overall quality of the fish was fantastic It is $45 per person but the quality of the fish really makes this a satisfying experience you can also get a bit of sashimi with the $45 price long weekend roll was good but on the heavier side spicy scallop hand roll was delicious
Yummy sushi is a must go while on Coronado Island. The view from the second floor restaurant is exceptional, especially at sunset. Sorry I didn't post any food pictures, I was too busy eating. Bella was our server and she was fantastic. We will be back.
Ok I saw something on the menu I've never had before. I tried it. It was completely different from anything I've ever had. It was full of everything I wanted. Chirashi means "scattered sushi" and it was scattered with everything I liked over rice. Service was not messing around either. They are super helpful and fun. I've been here before and they're consistently clean and neat and the bathrooms are always clean.
The food is good, but the service could be improved. With the price of AYCE, I would expect a slightly higher level of service. 1. From our initial order, I requested lemons, wasabi, and ginger (2) for myself and my husband. 2. we dined in at 19:00, 19:45, we put in our last order, and we never got the lemon, even though I had constantly asked our service for lemon. 3. We placed our last order as shown in the picture at 19:45, and we didn't get it until 08:20. I have to notify our server around 08:10 that we still do not have our order. 4.I ordered a mojito, it was straight sugar, I added water, and it was still very sweet. 5. There are a lot of missing items in our order, and given that it is AYCE, you would think they would have an electronic system to place orders. My first visit here, and I will not be returning; the all-you-can-eat prices are attached to our last order.
Amazing All-You-Can-Eat Sushi Absolutely loved this place! The sushi was fresh, delicious, and had so many great options to choose from. Everything we tried was flavorful and beautifully presented, and the all-you-can-eat option made it even better. The service was great, too! Definitely a new favorite, and I'll be coming back soon! Highly recommend if you're a sushi lover. Santiago offers a Great service!
19 days ago
The food was spectacular! Kass was so nice and helpful with her recommendations! The tuna was delicious and melts in your mouth read more
2 months ago
1 month ago
Went to Yummy Sushi for All you can eat. The patio sitting might get chilly at night, but it was so lovely with the view. I ordered Crispy Tuna multiple times and have never seen any other ACE sushi places having crispy tuna or box sushi in their menu. If you decide to sit at the patio, just watch out for the seagulls. You might have to fight for the food. It was a fun experience, but if I go back, I would take the table inside. read more
3 months ago
Great AYCE sushi spot! Everything we ordered from the all-you-can-eat menu was fresh, flavorful, and delicious. The variety was impressive, and every roll we tried was well prepared. My favorite was the negi toro as it was so fresh and buttery, and the crispy rice is another favorite. My only suggestion would be to provide a little more information about serving sizes on some menu items. A few dishes were much larger or smaller than expected. Overall, the quality of the food was excellent, the service was friendly, and the AYCE experience and price were definitely worth it. 4 stars due to service being inconsistent every time we go. read more
4 days ago
2 months ago
Yummy Sushi continues to be our favorite Ayce of all times! Every roll and piece of fish is made to perfection. I will be a regular as long as I live in SD. read more
I wanted to check this place out after seeing it several times in Instagram. Pros: - Friday lunch was a breeze; no wait. - Lower tier ($45) for the options they have sounds about right. Quality is decent considering it's an AYCE place; I would say it's actually on the better side. - Spicy yellowtail ACTUALLY has a kick. I'm used to places saying it's spicy and it's...not. - The place looks fairly small, but they have some outdoor seating with an awesome view. Cons: - Parking is difficult in general in Coronado so no shock here. - Avoid the mix sushi sashimi...it definitely was on the fishier side. - Service is somewhat slow? I noticed that only one person took orders for the whole place during lunch time. - Rice to fish ratio can be worked on..I've never had so much rice in my handrolls before. read more
The view is romantic and the food is great. Went straight ti the patio and had all you can eat sushi. It was Really good and tasted fresh. The service was good they were on top of it. Parking sucks in the area but a walk before and after food is good for us right? Eat drink and walk to the beach. Sounds like a WIN!! read more
Hooohh, this is unexpected. I like this joint a lot. I kinda want to give this 5 stars, but I feel like that would cause me to lose any credibility I have left. Because Yelp reviewers have so much credibility, right? The unique location makes the building a stretched triangle and gives it a certain vibe. I ordered 3 things and was extremely surprised by all 3. First, I had a spicy salmon sophia bowl. I had no clue what a "sophia" bowl is, and after a brief search, it appears that Google has no clue what a "sophia" bowl is either. I'm very curious as to how this place landed on the name "sophia" bowl. I assume this used to be or came from the "crispy rice (6 pieces)" on a previous version of their menu. If so, I guess this is better. It's just a salmon donburi, but I think it's rather different than what Americans would expect from a "poke" bowl in San Diego nowadays. There's not a ton of other ingredients, and while there's sauces that enhance the taste, it really just focuses on the interaction between the salmon, rice, and crispy rice. Ironically, this style of salmon rice bowl is more Japanese than your typical San Diego poke bowl, which is more of a Hawaii staple. I loved it and thought the texture and umami came together really well. Next, I had a few takoyaki. The plating for this is not very convincing. There's no bonito flakes and pretty light on the green onion also. There's plenty of mayo I suppose. The takoyaki themselves though, are fantastic. These are big, crisp, and hot, although still not as hot as I like. The texture is really on point. For as big as they are, maybe they could've put slightly more tako in it. Oh, also no pickled ginger, but I realize I forgot to check if there were any on the bar. Finally, I had a miso ramen, which was also interesting. Was it the best ramen in town? Definitely not. Was it at least amazing? Also no. However, it was.....really properly Japanese in a way that's hard to explain. Like, this is the ramen a Japanese chef would make if they had to make a cheap bowl of ramen with almost no resources. LOL Like, it has a lot of noodle. An average American would simply complain that it's too much noodle, but I would argue this is the correct ratio in traditional East Asian cuisine. We have a concept called 主食 shushoku or zhu shi in Mandarin. For ramen, the "staple food" is the noodles themselves, which should be the focus. In Japan, it is normal for ramen joints to have a noodle refill option, and that will be one of the most common requests from customers. The noodles themselves are some pretty cheap stuff though. On top of that, it has a bit of seaweed, green onion, and bean sprouts, which are all ubiquitous ramen toppings. The toppings it's missing are stuff like corn, mushrooms, kamaboko, etc., which while present in ramen, aren't always present and/or are more common in American-Japanese ramen. The pork belly is small, but the texture and appearance are both very standard. Also important, the broth is surprisingly soothing. Some ramen made by people that don't know what they're doing make a broth with a thin consistency that give them away. Well, a lot of times, there's just not much emulsified, which makes it more flavored water than an actual broth. While this broth isn't super intense or complicated, it has a well-measured saltiness and consistency that reminds me of average ramen shops in Japan. For that, I love this broth; I could drink it every day. For the record, I am far more likely to come back here again than Saiko Sushi at least, even if just to ask y'all a bunch of food weeb questions. read more
18 days ago
Beautiful views of the beach. Come right before sunset. Service is attentive and food is delicious. We ordered the Hawaiian Special, Black Dragon and 3 Amigos rolls. 3 Amigos was my fave. Highly recommend. All were tasty! read more
5 months ago
Finally tried yummy sushi today and it met expectations. We got the $89 premium menu and I don't think it's worth it! The food took awhile to come out but the server did say the premium items do take some time. You are able to order everything on the premium order once so we got everything on there. Mostly nigiri and sashimi which was what I was craving. Some of those items were a little fishy to me but that's to be expected at AYCE. I definitely got full off of this but feel like the $45 is a better deal. If I came back I wouldn't do the premium because didn't meet the quality as I'd like. However other than that the team was nice, service a bit slow compared to how many workers there were and the place was nice and clean. read more
amazing ayce sushi, will definitely come back i love that they have seared salmon and the overall quality of the fish was fantastic It is $45 per person but the quality of the fish really makes this a satisfying experience you can also get a bit of sashimi with the $45 price long weekend roll was good but on the heavier side spicy scallop hand roll was delicious read more
2 months ago
Yummy sushi is a must go while on Coronado Island. The view from the second floor restaurant is exceptional, especially at sunset. Sorry I didn't post any food pictures, I was too busy eating. Bella was our server and she was fantastic. We will be back. read more
6 months ago
Ok I saw something on the menu I've never had before. I tried it. It was completely different from anything I've ever had. It was full of everything I wanted. Chirashi means "scattered sushi" and it was scattered with everything I liked over rice. Service was not messing around either. They are super helpful and fun. I've been here before and they're consistently clean and neat and the bathrooms are always clean. read more
4 months ago
The food is good, but the service could be improved. With the price of AYCE, I would expect a slightly higher level of service. 1. From our initial order, I requested lemons, wasabi, and ginger (2) for myself and my husband. 2. we dined in at 19:00, 19:45, we put in our last order, and we never got the lemon, even though I had constantly asked our service for lemon. 3. We placed our last order as shown in the picture at 19:45, and we didn't get it until 08:20. I have to notify our server around 08:10 that we still do not have our order. 4.I ordered a mojito, it was straight sugar, I added water, and it was still very sweet. 5. There are a lot of missing items in our order, and given that it is AYCE, you would think they would have an electronic system to place orders. My first visit here, and I will not be returning; the all-you-can-eat prices are attached to our last order. read more
2 months ago
Amazing All-You-Can-Eat Sushi Absolutely loved this place! The sushi was fresh, delicious, and had so many great options to choose from. Everything we tried was flavorful and beautifully presented, and the all-you-can-eat option made it even better. The service was great, too! Definitely a new favorite, and I'll be coming back soon! Highly recommend if you're a sushi lover. Santiago offers a Great service! read more
2 months ago
Ambience great, food great, service great!! The AYCE on fire !!! I def recommend this place to anyone craving AYCE! The view is beautiful too!! read more
2 months ago
Main points: - Limitations in both types of all you can eat - Good Service I just gone with my family to this place, and did not order any food from here, since it is not truly an all you can eat place. They have limitations on their all you can eat. For example, you can only have one order of Sashimi throughout your whole time of all you can eat. Which, is not all you can eat when you're limited to the amount of food you can eat . If you don't care for that then, it may be a nice place for you. The service was nice, and so was the atmosphere as well. There is an ocean view outside, but no one, including my family were able to sit there because they didn't have a waiter for that area to cover there. There is 2 different entrance but it will both lead you to the place. I wish I could have had a better experience here, but I hope for those who do go take this into consideration and those in your party. read more
1 year ago
Took my parents here while they visited, and everything was average at best. Servers were very attentive. Started with edamame, which was more lukewarm than hot. Both my parents got the Spicy Tuna Sophia Bowl, and they were about half the size that our server told us they were going to be. This meant the tiny amount you're given is not worth $14. However, they give you a good amount of avocado if you add it. My guy and I got a full roll of the 3 Amigos (pretty, but not very flavorful. Also not sure how fresh it was), half roll of Yellowtail Special (good roll! would get again for sure), Fresh Water Eel nigiri (these were definitely not fresh. Big disappointment because I love eel), and Yellowtail nigiri (we both decided this was the best dish of the night). Gets the job done if you want sushi, but it's really nothing special. read more
5 months ago
Premium $89 menu Came in for lunch and was seated right away Seating for 1 person is weird and it wasn't much space so I moved and asked for outside seating. I got like 4 rounds but I wasn't able to eat a lot because I got full very fast. The premium is worth it because of the a5 wagyu, amaebi, unagi ! So delicious and the highlight of my whole experience plus the takoyaki and shrimp tempura. The sushi melts in your mouth and is so good. The takoyaki was sooo delicious! The gyoza was good but the sauce could be better. I tried the premium hand roll and the salmon roll sushi and ok I was disgusted because it tasted like fishy LOL... couldn't get the thought of fish sperm out of my head.. The sashimis were alright Disappointed because they didn't have bluefin belly fish at the time I came in.. UTC roll was not good I don't recommend But the hotel del sushi was so fireee! I wish I had more room to try more but I'll probably do that another time. Overall I recommend this place for sure. read more
3 months ago
I had taken my wife and mother-in-law to this place for dinner. We all really enjoy sushi and sashimi so we were looking forward to the all you can eat option. However, I was disappointed with my experience here, especially for the $89 "Premium All You Can Eat" option. The menu is misleading because it isn't really all you can eat. The premium items are limited to one order only. Once you've ordered those items you can't get them again, you can only continue ordering from the regular $45 menu. Calling it "Premium All You Can Eat" feels deceptive when the premium selections are one-time-only. The service didn't make the experience any better. Our server barely checked on our table, and we had to flag him down multiple times just to place additional orders. At one point, he disappeared without telling us anything. We figured out he was on break because we could see him sitting and eating in the sushi prep area. We eventually asked another server to take our order because no one was coming by. For $89 per person, I expected much better service and a much better dining experience. Also, soft drinks aren't included, and they only provide canned sodas. Overall, I don't think this restaurant is worth the premium price. If you're looking for good sushi, better service, and actual value for your money, I'd recommend going to Itacho Sushi instead. It's about half the price, the service is much better, and the overall experience is far more enjoyable. My family decided we won't be returning and continue to go to Itacho Sushi. read more
Tried out Yummy Coronado after seeing a lot of posts about it on social media and unfortunately, it was a bit underwhelming. For AYCE sushi, you are very limited! Many of the items on their menu are limit of 1 order, such as their sashimi. I came with my boyfriend and we were told by our server that each person had a limit of 10 items each time we ordered. This included the sides and soups as well. We hadn't experienced this before at other AYCE sushi places so we felt quite limited. You reach the 10 item cap pretty quickly if you also want miso soup, edamame, seaweed salad, etc as usual sides. Service was also a little slow, which is consistent in other reviews. We were there on a Sunday for lunch and there were 6-7 other parties seated. One server was quite literally RUNNING back and forth taking orders and dropping off food, however, the lack of servers was definitely evident. We waited some time in between rounds and had to flag down a server to place another order. The view is amazing though! You can see the beach view of Coronado and people watch as people watch the beach and hotel. read more
2 months ago
2 months ago
Great sushi quality and at such great prices! I loved this little gem in Coronado. Obviously many restaurants have their own take on spicy tuna crispy rice and this was certainly one of my favorites. I also loved my roll (3 amigos) and I tried a bite of the Pink Roll which was also really delicious. Nigiri was also delicious. read more
12 days ago
I really enjoyed Yummy Sushi in Coronado. We celebrated a 30th birthday here with a big group and the staff was kind enough to let us decorate the area prior to the birthday girl arriving. Service was quick, considering we had a large group. My favorite dish was hands down the salmon oshi - I could order a few of them. So bomb. Highly recommend the AYCE deal, which is what our entire group got. read more
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Fresh fish, great rolls, and genuinely awesome service. Yummy Sushi never misses. A must‑try if you love good sushi. Ask for Natalie, very attentive and amazing service for someone as busy as she is! read more
Have been here a few times, have always walked in early around 5/5:30 and have never had to wait, however it does look like it can get pretty crowded closer to normal dinner time 6/6:30. The entrance can be a tad hard to find, but it's up some stairs. For all you can eat for $60, I have not been disappointed! My favorite are the hand rolls- especially the salmon one because there is actually a good amount of fish in those. The sashimi is definitely on the smaller side and you can only order 1 serving which is a small downside, but the nigiri and rolls are a decent size with reasonable amount of fish in it so I don't mind. They also have very creative rolls that are very good, but I do wish they made more rolls / handrolls that weren't spicy or with a lot of mayo. The quality of the fish is pretty good for an ayce, with the salmon being the best in my opinion. Overall, service is fine and pretty fast, can be a bit hard to flag someone down, but not unusual for an ayce place. Always hits the spot when you want sushi but don't want to drop a ton of $$ for a small portion. read more
4 months ago
The front entrance is difficult to find. With the construction going on, the entrance is up some stairs and through a door with a sign that asks you to go around. The door clearly shows the restaurant inside. What we did, we just went inside and was instructed to go across the restaurant to the front desk to be seated. A little strange of an experience. Once seated, unfortunately, we were too late to the all you can eat sushi portion. Do not come an hour before closing if you were hoping to try the AYCE. The sushi was really good I'll give them that. We had rolls as depicted in the imagines I have attached. They smelled fresh and were very fresh. Although the front entrance and the timing was off, I would come back here. While the sushi is rich and flavorful, I must admit it was not super filling. I could still eat some more, but I paid enough money. I would be more excited to see what the AYCE has to offer. The service was standard, and it is quite aesthetic inside. This would be an ideal cute place to go on a date or to take friends. The location is also right next to the ocean, and we had a lovely walk around there after. Luckily, they get points from me for opening in a nice location. You can find parking either on the streets or in an underground garage for a $5 every 30 minute rate read more
8 months ago
The food was good, and the sushi was really fresh, no complaints there. However, the service was pretty bad. When I arrived, I had to ask to be seated myself. Later, I accidentally dropped my glass of water, and no one came to help clean it up; I had to ask. I also had to ask them to clean the floor afterward. They offered to move us to another table while they cleaned, which felt a little awkward. I do still recommend coming here, but definitely don't come starving the food took about 40 minutes to come out. Honestly, ordering takeout and enjoying it at home might be a better experience. That said, the views are absolutely incredible 11/10. read more
Sushi is good quality, fresh and the location is awesome. The spicy tuna crispy rice is one of the best I've ever had. Despite all that the service is very slow. There's a lot of employees but for some reason somebody only checked on us every 15 minutes. read more
5 months ago
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Coronado, CA 92118
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Is there senior citizen pricing on the ayce?
How much is for 3 and 5 year old kid?
4-9 years old they charge as kids $25 under 4 it's free
For AYCE, does the everyone in the party have to order the same package (Reg or Prem)?
the all-you-can-eat menu, everyone at the same party or table must choose either the regular or premium option;it doesn't matter someone choose regular others choose premium. However, if anyone has medical conditions or allergies,inform them in…
Is GF an option? I want to book for my party but we have 2 people who are GF.
They do but you should ask server and discuss with chefs for sure
What's the price on the all you can eat option?
Regular ayce is $45, premium AYce ks $89
How easy is it to get a table for 2? Do you need a reservation if you go at an off-peak time?
They don't accept reservation under 6 people their peak hours are 6-7:30 pm
Their menu state Sashimi limit 1. Does it mean it is limited to ordee 1 time per 1 type of fish?
Each person can order one of each type of fish :)
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