Okinawa Sushi

Wow, I had to stop eating my Pad Thai to write this review. The only thing that makes this close to Pad Thai is that it has rice noodles and sprouts. There’s no peanuts, no lime. lemon, no fish sauce (that i can tell), no red pepper and no egg. And for some reason there’s yellow onions in here.
I paid $ 11 for some noodles and sprouts, probably worth $ 1.
I love Pad Thai and I“m really disappoined.
I suppose that’s what you get when you combine all Asian cuisines into the same restaurant, assuming the Canadian can’t tell the difference between Chinese, Japanese, and Thai.
If you work here, this is a Pad Thai recipe, give it a shot:
Very, very disappointed.

The Good: The lunch price is great and all-​you-​can-​eat! The décor is decent and the restaurant is clean. They do not charge for soy sauce.
The Bad: The servers are usually prompt but extremely rude. Don’t expect basic pleasantries or even an audible greeting. However, this is pretty standard at cheap all-​you-​can-​eat sushi restaurants. The menu items are also very uneven and it can be a risk to stray away from the maki.
The Ugly: The quality of the food is deplorable. While the maki can be choked down and will seem ‘good’ to uninitiated sushi eaters, it is actually quite bad. The rice is often old and chewy, and you are lucky if the fish is actually fresh. The toppings are typically mayonnaise based and the wasabi old. I have never been brave enough to try their ginger, so I cannot comment on that. Furthermore, the maki rolls tend to be poorly rolled at best and often over-​stuffed with rice (likely to fill you up faster). If tempura flakes are used on top of the maki, it is often burned. The tempura is also over-​battered and extremely greasy. Of the dozen or so times I have eaten here (usually due to the choice of friends), I have had food poisoning twice. I hope I never got worms.
Avoid eating here at any cost! Sapporo is the only choice for decent sushi in Sudbury.

I’m a l’il scared of this sauce on the spicy roll and the shrimp tempura roll is soggy as f. But — it came on a holiday to my door and I put in in my mouth so there ya go.

The only thing that this «sushi» restaurant could have done to make this a worse experience would be if they kicked me in the crotch while I choked down their terrible food. If Okinawa Sushi was located anywhere outside of Sudbury then it would have been shut down years ago. The food is near flavourless, the wasabi was rancid Miracle Whip with Green Dye #6, I think the sake was just rubbing alcohol, and they had the worst service EVER. Thank god there is a McDonalds next door.
Without a doubt, the best part of my meal there is writing this review.

The service was crappy. They didn’t come to our table once until about 15 minutes after we got there (even though the place was practically empty). The food was good — not great — and and the all you can eat style threw me off guard. It was $ 24 per adult. It seems like a large amount of money for small portions, average food, and bad service.
The only entertaining part of of the evening was watching another party dine and dash (which we were almost tempted to do ourselves when we saw the prices).

First time eating Sushi and it was an great experience. Will definitely go back. The only thing I was not happy with is that they charge you to take your doggie bag home.

A really good AYCE place. Fish quality is good, rolls are full, lots of «other» items to choose from (Chinese, Thai, etc.). Lunch is relatively cheap at around $ 12. Would come back if I needed an AYCE fix again. It’s a nice environment and drinks and refills are included in the price of your meal.

In recent years, sushi places have popped up all over Sudbury. Okinawa Sushi is certainly a stand-​out restaurant that is worth a visit when sushi is on your mind!
I’ve frequented this joint several times, both when the restaurant was quiet and busy. The service is quite speedy regardless, which is a plus. Servers are attentive, visiting quite regularly to take orders and offer refills. Sometimes, during quieter times, some of the servers stand around just watching you, which can make you a bit uncomfortable if that kind of behaviour bothers you.
Okinawa Sushi is predominantly an All You Can Eat restaurant. You’re given a menu that features a variety of items that are sure to please (including some Thai and Chinese options). Each item has a corresponding number. To order, you fill out a little sheet — simply write the menu item number and the quantity you want of it. It’s easy to get carried away and order a bunch of food right off the bat, but be warned: you’re charged for leftovers. You can continue ordering as you progress through your meal, so keep that in mind. I will add pictures of the menu (including prices) in this review so that you can see what’s offered.
The food is incredibly tasty! My friends who are sushi aficionados cannot get enough of it, and Okinawa Sushi has become our go-​to place for sushi whenever we get a hankering for it. The restaurant itself is clean and well-​decorated. Tables are well-​sized (especially the booths), making for plenty of room for your food!

Very deceiving from the outside, inside is very nicely set up I really enjoyed the food would love go back!

Amazing. I’m a travelling salesman and this exactly what I’m looking for! Great food, pricing, and service. When I say service, like an well oiled machine.