SushiYAA

All you can eat sushi for 10 bucks it is great deal. The shrimp tempora was really good, along with the chicken katsu and teriyaki chicken. Most of the rolls are some variation Of a crab roll. Is the quality of sushi High No, you’re paying 10 bucks all u can eat. Think about it. I tried almost all of their rolls and they were all ok. I did not try the Cheetos sushi roll, was not brave enough on the visit but just the concept of it grossed me out. The miso soup I found tasty it had lots of tofu and seaweed. The only con to this visit was we came when it wasn’t to busy and you could tell the food had been out for awhile. But it still tasted good. It’s a good fast lunch, that will fill you up. I would definetly come here again.

Great place to go if you want to satisfy a sushi craving on a budget. They don’t have as many choices as a regular sushi restaurant or like their other in Arlington but it was still good. Food is all fresh and the restaurant was clean. The ordering system is a bit confusing at first if its your first time

So when I think sushi buffet most of the time I don’t give them the time of day based on previous experiences. But I gotta tell ya Sushi Yaa is defiantly worth going to! Always fresh sushi out or being made to put out for your enjoyment!
Give them a try!

I had this place bookmarked and had a craving for sushi. It definitely met my craving. 11.99 for all you can eat and 4.99 for half a lb of sushi togo.
When you walk in the process is a little confusing. The host had to walk to the front and explain to every group walking in.
You pick a plate load up and sushi and pay at the end of the line. If you’re there for the buffet you can load up on sushi, pay and go back to the line as many times as you want.
The sushi has a lot of rice but they have a nice selection

Have had a chance to eat here twice now and I think it’s a great place to get a quick sushi fix. Will it replace traditional sushi restaurants, no but I will definitely be going back.

I drive by here all the time and I couldn’t wait to try it.
I got the opportunity 2 nights ago. :)
I read a previous Unilocaler’s post and saw pics, so I wasn’t caught off guard when I went.
This is an all. You can eat place. Or you can get take out by the pound. I was doing all you can eat. I wanted to try everything. Lol so you grab a paper tray when you walk in and just start loading up! You pay at the end of the line.
All the pieces were quite large! Good rolls, tasty. I was hoping to see sashimi offered… But of course none was offered :/​no black mark against sushi yaa. I know sashimi is expensive :) I’m not a huge fan of rolls covered in cream sauces. Again, nothing against sushi yaa. That’s my preference. But the rolls they did. Have were good and a good size.
The hot dishes were great. Tempura was excellent.
For the price you pay, this is a great place to stop to get a little bit of everything without spending a lot of money and you walk out of there quite full if you get seconds.
Will gladly come back :)

Ummm sushi yaa … You were what I wanted you to be and more. At first I was worried because my husband doesn’t eat shellfish, and I’m a bit more of a veggie eater than an meat eater myself; so I had some initial worries about trying it at first. I’m glad we gave it the chance! At first I was just going to send the husband with his best sushi eating buddy I’m glad I tagged along once I found out from their Facebook page that there would be veggie options for me.
This is a little hole in the wall all you can eat sushi place with some extras like rice, soup, and more. Plus the price is outstanding given that it is all that you can eat sushi; we paid I think 11.99 per person plus tax. Not sure what drinks run but they are refillable and the drinks if I remember in Togo cups so remember to fill up before you go!
My husband for sure ate the two person price ticket in sushi alone. I loved they had edamame, a veggie sushi, and I tried their fruit sushi that I ended up enjoying & getting seconds of.
My very few «complaints», «tips» or as I would call it «would be cool if this was the case» would be possibly be the option to request something; at least a roll that they would have in restaurant based off of what they have displayed as regular rolls. I.e. Being able to order an order of just cucumber or just avocado roll. (I use those as an example because they have all those in the veggie roll they have as a regular option)
As well possibly more non-​shellfish sushi options because at least half had shellfish of some sort; but as I said before my husband left very happy so as long as you don’t do away with the tuna rolls, veggie rolls, etc he can eat it will all be good & we will be back!

This place is great for fast in and out sushi! For $ 11 it is pretty decent:-)
If it’s your first time like it was mine, it can be pretty confusing. Just head straight down to the cash register and they’ll let you know what to do. Basically you pay, then grab one of the paper trays and start eating. Most of the rolls are pretty generic. The fruit roll was a pretty good dessert one.
Good casual place:-) Be sure to bring cash to tip.

This place is incredible. Especially for the price. Came on a fairly busy Friday night so I felt reassured knowing the sushi was being regularly cycled out. Unlike other reviews, the tempura items were crunchy and delicious! Will definitely be back!

The sushi is good and price is reasonable. Depending on the time you’re there, it’s seems the tempura can be a little soggy. It’s a good place to cure a sushi craving. I’ll definitely stop by again.

It was okay considering how much you pay to eat here, but I would’ve liked it more if the tempura wasn’t soggy, and the rice was either dry or super mushy. In my opinion, I prefer the sushiyaa in Arlington more.

Not the best sushi I’ve ever had, but pretty good for the cost. And on a personal note it’s pretty close to where I live so I’ll be back.

This place will do the job if your trying to satisfy a sushi craving on a budget. Nothing special. About 15 Sushi roll option. Hot items including fried rice, soup, dumplings etc. They have a bar where you can get pickled ginger, wasabi and other condiments. The staff is friendly. The place is very clean. Not your typical sushi joint but I guess that is somewhat appealing. It’s Casual quick and inexpensive. So for $ 12 not too bad.

This place made me happy when i seen the sign, finally some asian variety in NRH! I love sushi so we decided to try it out one day for lunch! Sadly it was not good the flavors were week and bland, also tea was bad, so sorry i wished it was better…

The food is great and so is the slightly trendy, but not annoying décor. The tables are long and cafeteria style, like so many authentic asian places. The buffet is a really reasonable price for an adult and the tempura items are delicious. Will definitely be a regular here.

Tucked away in an unassuming retail space is a real treat for the sushi lover. Buffet or to-​go by the pound, you’ll find a generous selection of 26 freshly-​made, large sushi rolls along with 10 other complementary dishes. A variety of fountain drinks and more exotic bottled beverages awaits if you care to use a portion of your stomach for liquids.
This is well worth the adult price of $ 11.99. Kids 7 – 11 pay $ 6.99 while 3 – 6 are $ 4.99 each. Of course kids under 3 are free but may not appreciate the delicate balance of traditional flavors as much as mom and dad will. Try it and you’ll have a new favorite choice for sushi that’s both delicious and affordable.