Kaji Sushi and Grill

I personally love this place! And they deliver on Sundays, which is a plus. I’ve ever tied the all you can eat.

Service: 1 out of 5 stars
Food: 1 out of 5 stars
I ordered the spicy basil noodle and it was not good. I couldn’t even finish half of it. The noodles tasted and looked like regular stir fry angle hair pasta with soy sauce. They were supposed to be flat rice noodles according to the restaurant. There was no basil in my «Spicy BASIL Noodles» and it wasn’t even spicy. The shrimp was over cooked and the dish was not good. Before I wrote review, I contacted the restaurant directly to see if they would take care of this but they argued back and forth with me about the meal. My co workers tasted the food and no one even wanted it. The dish just didn’t taste good and it’s described incorrectly on their menu. I wouldn’t recommend this place.

Never had such a bad experience with a restaurant until I came to here. I came with friends and family and we were ordering drinks, but my friend messed up her order and asked a minute later for the drink to be taken off the check even before the drink was served at the table. They told her she have to take the drink and even gave an attitude the whole entire time. On top of that, the waitress gave a rude glance. We came for a birthday dinner and it turned out with bad service. The Asian manager/​boss or waitress lady was mean and unprofessional. She told my friends and everyone else to never come back again. I don’t recommend anyone eating here unless you don’t care about the type of service you get. HORRIBLE SERVICE! They are uptight and the manager or boss lady seems to have something stuck up her ass.

New to the area & open to explore sushi restaurants. Food was tasty & reasonable priced. Had a few specialty rolls & sesame chicken. We would go back to try some other items.

The ramen noodles are the worst I’ve ever tasted. The broth has no flavor, the noodles are soggy and tastes like wax.
It seems like they just threw a bag of instant noodles to hot water and charged $ 8 for it.
Worst!

If you are looking for serious sushi… this is not the place.
Ordered the buffet for lunch. The chicken was horrible, dry and not tast.
Sushi was worst. It tasted like it was ready made since morning and tasted extra fishi.
I am not saying it’s the worst. I think they should pay more attention to the quality of the ingredients.
Service was good.

Great food good service and very quickly served… second time I come here and if did not disappoint. Already referred friends to this place and they love the buffet as well!

Food: ²⁄₁₀
Service: ³⁄₁₀
Value: ⁵⁄₁₀
Ambience: ⁶⁄₁₀
Wanted to try other sushi buffet places beside Tokyo One. I got my hopes up for the made to order sushi but was greatly disappointed.
Came here for buffet dinner with family on saturday night. Place was mostly empty and now I know why. They definitely skimped everything for buffet.
The food was not fresh. The sashimi’s were thinner than paper. I can stuff in 15 pieces in one bite easily. All the rolls barely had any stuffing and full of rice. The only thing that’s worth eatin was eel nigiri. The tempura was a joke. The breading was completely wrong and unappetizing.
The service was horrid and almost nonexistent even with empty restaurant. I’d maybe go here for a crappy lunch buffet, but it’s definitely not worth it for dinner.
It’s probably different if you didn’t go for buffet, but I won’t be back to prove that theory.

As a sushi buffet, this place has great value. The biggest bang for you buck is during lunch since it’s only $ 14. For $ 14, I can get that much in sushi in a normal situation, so it’s nice to eat a variety of things and not worry about price.
Dinner is good too since $ 25 gives you a lot more options including sashimi.

Terrible customer service. Food is very average. Couldn’t get my order correct after two attempts. Never coming back

Six of us here tonight ordering ala cartè and all you can eat. All of is were extremely satisfied with the food and the service!

Good sushi, good service, decent prices.
This place serves both sushi and Thai dishes, but I haven’t tried the Thai dishes because I can never resist getting the sushi!
The summer roll is a favorite of mine, and sometimes I’ll get another such as the fire cracker or TNT. They have a fair selection in varying sizes (they categorize their rolls by small, medium, and large). I come here for lunch and the place is never packed but does a decent business.
They have an all you can eat option, and although it looks like they have a very good selection, I prefer the fancy rolls :)
The service is fine — not outstanding, but certainly not poor. I have not encountered any of the issues that other Unilocalers have apparently had, so I will continue to come and get my sushi fix :)

The service was good, the food tasted good but the rolls were Ginormous and a little sloppy. I had the TNT and Spicy Cajun rolls. The TNT roll was way too big to eat and both rolls fell apart. My fiancé had the All You Can Eat option and lesson learned, we will order much, much less next time since the rolls were humongous. We will come back but again, we’ll just order less haha.

Decided to try Kaji out on a Friday night and was pleased with our experience. It was surprisingly slow so our waitress was extremely attentive.
We ordered chicken pad Thai, chicken fried rice, and two medium sized rolls. They came out very promptly and the sushi was suuuuper fresh. One of our rolls had mango topped off and it was heavenly.
The prices are very fair. We got four dishes and dessert and it was $ 40 with tip! The staff is very friendly and helps you choose if you are having trouble (as we did… We just wanted to eat everything). It’s a great menu with variety from Nirigi, sushimi, regular sushi, speciality rolls, a la carte dishes like orange chicken, beef, fried rice, the works. You will definitely find something you’ll like.
Btw, the buffet is $ 24.99 when we went which we weren’t interested in but the sign outside says 13.99 which is a little misleading.
All in all, great dinner, service, and experience. Plus we have enough for lunch tomorrow now!

Food (*** out of *****); This is Japanese home cooking. It is not professional quality sushi. That said, it is very tasty and fresh. If you love sushi, you’ll love this place, unless you’re a sushi snob. The sushi chef doesn’t use her hands to make the sushi. She uses a sushi mold so it’s an odd shape (the shape of the mold). The tempura is regular fried food batter, not a Japanese tempura batter so it’s not as crispy. The teriyaki is chewy and the chicken skewers has no dipping sauce. The tempura also uses plain soy sauce water with no daikon in it. The paper ginger is the commercially available pink kind, not the yellow homemade kind. The hand roll doesn’t use crisped seaweed. It uses regular seaweed that gets soggy. If you lightly fry (roast) the seaweed in a bit of oil, the oil will prevent the seaweed from getting soggy because oil and water do not mix.
When you go here, just order the sushi and skip the hand rolls & cooked dishes.
Décor (*** out of *****); No sushi bar. Just tables and chairs, reminds me of an Indian Restaurant instead of a Japanese restaurant.
Service (**** out of *****); Good service, manager checked on us often.
Conclusion (**** out of *****); For inexpensive all you can eat sushi, come here for lunch. It is fresh and tasty. This is probably the best Japanese restaurant in Lewisville. The tally is 3 stars but I gave the place an extra star for value. Everything is very fresh and made to order. No tired old food on a buffet line.

Called in an order for an avocado roll and a side of steamed rice.
Calling in was easy. Staff member was friendly and took my order with no problems. The order was ready in the time they said and I picked quickly and easily.
The roll was really good. The avocado was fresh and creamy. The rice on the roll was really good. There were some seeds on top that added some extra texture and flavor. The roll was large and definitely worth the cost. Will be back for more.
The side of steamed rice was good, but steamed rice is pretty easy. Was a large order and hot and fresh.
I will try some more veggie rolls from here in the future. I work close and they made it quick, easy, and really good.

Very good. You can order lunch or dinner anytime. Dinner is more but you can get sashimi. Kids meal was a great deal so its a nice family option even if your little ones dont eat sushi. Great 60’s through the 80′ s music in the background. As other fellow Unilocalers have said, you order and it’s made fresh, don’t care for other buffet style places. They also have a full bar with fast and friendly service. Will return.

All you can eat, made to order sushi! Need i say more? You order a couple things at a time, they make them fresh and bring them out to you. The only catch is that if you dont finish, you have to pay extra for the wasted food. Lunch all you can is is 13 bucks, dinner is somewhere between 16 and 20, cant remember at the moment. Delicious, fresh food. Super friendly staff and management. Clean and comfortable. Literally, the best. Highly recommend. Also, try the green tea ice cream for dessert!
Extra parking in back haha theres only like 4 or 5 spaces up front

This was a lovely dinner choice while in Lewisville, The Colony, and Carrollton. They all sort of intertwine, so I didn’t know where I was for the majority of this business trip.
We found this place for dinner via Unilocal App (thank you!) and entered with hungry tummies. It wasn’t crowded (it was a Monday night), and they were grateful to see us. We assumed they had not been open or in business for very long.
The décor was pleasant and modern. Between us, we had Red Thai Curry with steamed rice (minus 1 star for the rice), caterpillar roll, seaweed salad, and miso soup. They gave us, maybe, ½ cup of steamed rice. My colleague asked for more rice, and they charged her an extra few dollars. I thought this was strange.
Otherwise, it was great service, amazing ambiance, and good food! It was a nice end to the first of my many business meetings in this neighborhood.

My boyfriend and I went here and both did the all you can eat. This place is nice because unlike other all you can eat sushi places, it isn’t a buffet where premade rolls are getting dried out by heat lamps. You get the sushi menu and order off it as many times as you want.
The rolls are good. You get a lot more fish than any other all you can eat place I’ve been too. They also have other things besides sushi on the menu (dessert, noodle dishes, etc). The all you can eat price was $ 24.99 a person and it comes with a glass of wine or a small bottle of sake. Well worth it!
If you have a lot of left overs, they will charge you for them. This is to make sure people aren’t ordering everything on the menu and not eating it all.
I had a great experience here and will definitely be coming again!