Kung Fu Restaurant

This is a great place to get sushi from, all-​you-​can-​eat is always good but if you do order out make sure you get the amount before you pick up on two separate occasions I have ordered for pick up and the amount due was more than the menu price

Very delicious! The service is always good! U can even order the food that is not on menu!

I’m not wasting my time reviewing this place. Just wasted 60 bucks on dinner and ordering pizza 5 minutes into meal. If you want disgusting, order here. I warned you.

food was horrible.
the eel was like dried aged preserved eel in the eel roll i had.
chicken teriyaki wasn’t that great would’ve been better at one of those fast food teriyaki mall places and thats already just mediocre.
Salmon was good though.
two stars because sometimes the rolls are okay and the price isn’t that bad around here.
delivery guy tried to give me all his singles as change.

Very good food at great prices, online ordering and quick delivery. I am already a fan of this place.
The food portions we ordered came hot and very good amount of food. Some places cheap out lately giving you tons of vegetables and rice and very little meat. Not these guys. I had so much General Tso’s chicken that I couldn’t even finish it for lunch the following day.
Also having Chinese and Japanese in one restaurant is great instead of having to pick which one to go to instead come here and its the best of both worlds.

The chicken wings were bad, rotten! So was the fried rice and the cheese wontons tasted horrible, there as no cheese, bland, and it had carrots?. And is the tuna on their sushi was really bad… off night such a waste of money. And a little dangerous to be serving rotten food

The service is fast and friendly, The amount of rolls are amazing and I really like the fact that the waiters and chef are attentive and yet not overbearing and hovering like some places, but i understand that this is a hard balance to find. the place is never packed and there are some quirks about it that bugged me a bit such as the bbq sauce that comes with the fried gyoza offering but hey for the price the ambiance and the food I have nothing bad to say and I would recommend it always. It is my go to place for a quiet all you can eat sushi dinner.

The sushi is always fresh and delicious. For local restaurant its number one. Love this place

Salad was swimming in water and a few pieces of the lettuce were brown. Sweet potato and avocado and cucumber rolls fell apart and the texture was off on both of them.
Fried chicken wings with pork fried rice were both heavily coated in soy sauce. Way too salty, and the skin on the chicken wings wasn’t crispy.
I only ordered from here because the delivery minimum was $ 8. My mistake.
EDIT: I’m not sure if the preparation area was clean or what, but the sushi definitely made me sick to my stomach. Avoid!

Service? It doesn’t exist. The only service I received was getting seated and taking my order. Everything after that was a mission on our own. My friend and I opted for the all you can eat sushi buffet. Please do yourself a favor and save the $ 18.95 for some place else. All I remember eating is rice and avocado. Every roll was filled with a huge piece of avocado and a lot of rice. Their appetizer options were also slim, unlike the other ayce sushi spots in Brooklyn. I noticed that this place had a lot of take out orders. Looks like if you’re just in the mood for a few simple rolls, this could be an option but I definitely would not recommend it. Go to queens if you’re itching to satisfy that sushi buffet craving. You won’t regret it!

My son introduced me to this place and I must say the food is good. I love that they have sushi. Pricing is also very reasonable.

Insanely cheap sushi and it’s fantastic. Get the miso for sure, and add avocado/​cucumber/​mango to the spicy tuna – it’s amazing.

The homey mom and pop Sushi place where you can’t go wrong. Only the tea needs a little bit of more warmth! The miso soup rocks.
Sushi wise its nothing spectacular. I believe it was a change of taste and pace for both of us that night and we liked it.
The pic is the Sign of satisfaction ;)
Will be ordering in later.

Love this place! I have been coming here for years and the place is a neighborhood staple. Its so nice to see a restaurant (especially a sushi one) that doesn’t lose quality with time! The guys here are awesome and friendly and if you come here often enough, you soon start to feel like family.
The place is small and cozy, but if you need to fit a pasty of 20, they’ll make accommodations. Food is fresh and a great mix of Sushi/​Japanese, and Chinese.

Sushi here is great, my bf always gets the Maki Combo with 6 pieces each of salmon, eel, and california roll sushi, plus soup and a salad for $ 9.50 which i think is a great deal. Restaurant is small and gets crowded feeling easily but if you get in during a quiet time it’s very pleasant! Staff is friendly and the previous comment about the chef’s wife i think isn’t entirely true. She is straight and to the point about her business, but she is in no way rude or scary.

Cheap food. Baby shrimp here is not bad. All you can eat sushi is alright for $ 17.95

I’m going to be honest and say i made a small mistake with my first review of Kung Fu. After numerous visits since that last review, they have proved themselves worthy in my book!
I’ve never had a fatty or unacceptable piece of fish, their spicy shrimp and avocado roll is fantastic and their rolls in general are a good size! All of their spicy rolls are done right and are made better than some other «higher class» sushi spots in the area.
The family who owns the business are very nice and you can often times find their little daughter sitting at one of the tables doing homework or just coloring as mom works hard.
They swayed my opinion BIG TIME, good job Kung Fu! AYCE or $ 16.95 just can’t be beat these days.

I don’t know about you, but for some reason people seem to have this tendency that if something is cheap then it must not be good. But here at Kung Fu, they certainly know how to kick some real Kung-​Fu ass when it comes to affordable good eating!
With that said, I always say the second best thing in life, other then free food, is cheap food and when my friend recommended me this restaurant, I was completely amped and couldn’t wait to take my family here as guinea pigs to try it out.
My family and I went for their Sushi buffet ($ 16.95). Immediately, we were impressed with their wide range of selections and attentive service. Best off, their sushi are not pre-​made but instead, it is order as you go. This is great because it guaranteed freshness and taste. They also do not snicker if you order «too much». If anything, our waitress constantly recommended different rolls that she thought we would like. However, because this is an AYCE, the restaurant does require you to finish all your food or they will charge you the difference, which I think is fare.
In the end, their sushi are not the best I’ve ever had but they were certainly yummy. Their rolls were not overly packed with rice and it had plenty of avocados which I definitely liked. Their restaurant is small and can seat about 25 people, so if you’re planning to come with a large group then I highly recommend calling ahead of time.

Last night I choked on eel bones and hard avocado. The time before my Ikura were small, soggy and measly.
I’ve been here three times so far for the $ 17 ayce special. I won’t be going back.
My orders are never fulfilled correctly and when the waiter accidently brought me out someone else’s deep fried chicken roll, I ate it by accident.
That roll sucked too.

My friends and I came here for Sushi Buffet after finding the location on Unilocal (because the restaurant we were hoping to go to did not offer their special on weekends)
We gathered on that day for cheap all-​you-​can-​eat sushi and that was what we got. Yes the price ($ 16.95) wasn’t as good as the other unnamed restaurant in this area (you find it yourself: P) but we left Kung Fu more than satisfied.
The place is rather small and was empty before our group filled it up. However, the food was cheap and the selection of sushi was wide. We saw other customers walk in while we were enjoying our food.
My favorites were: Eel Sashimi, Dragon Roll, Spicy Salmon, Spicy Tuna, Alaska Roll
Stay away from: Volcano Roll, Rainbow Roll (Both are good but contain fried dough and can be overly filling.)
Overall Kung Fu offers a great deal for sushi buffet. Be careful not to order too much because you have to pay for leftovers but the great thing about this place is that you can share with your friends (if they are having the buffet).
Note: Some of my friends chose not to eat buffet and ordered the sushi through the $ 8.95 for 3 roll special, which is a decent price.
Note2: Our group received a complimentary Eel skin salad that everyone enjoyed so much that they allowed us to take it home. Thanks~ :)