Reviews Suki Hanna Sushi

First time dining in! Brought my husband and a friend visiting town. Our waiter was super nice. Foo was amazing. Very pleased with the whole experience.

Excellent all you can eat option for about $30 including appetizers, meat items, and excellent sushi, and desserts. The service was fantastic too. Highly recommend.

Accurately i'd give this place just a tad less than 4 stars and the reasons are as follows. We stopped in for lunch for the all you can eat option. The place is nice and clean, service was very quick and attentive. We ordered 7 rolls, assorted nagiri/sashimi and appetizers. While the rolls were made very well, they were nearly just a variation of the same ingredients. I think nothing really stood out for me in terms of taste and originality. And when you look to order more, you will see almost the same roll, just done 20 different ways. Maybe i'm exaggerating just a bit, but you get the gist. Different textures (ie fried rolls/tempura), whether fried or not, were the only main differences for me. The sashimi/nigiri was fresh. Nigiri and rolls had a reasonable fish to rice ratio and nothing fell apart (bonus for me). Again, i feel they were nicely done. Now the kitchen items were the greatest disappointment. Miso soup was overly salty, sui mai was OK but takoyaki tasted as if it was thawed right out of a bag. They were two mishapen flatish balls of squidgy whatever. . Dont get that. Just dont. I was so sad because i love takoyaki. Octopus salad was very tasty but a bit too sweet than it needed to be (i would get this again). House salad was good and a very decent portion. Salmon was good! I would spare room in my belly for it again. And the cheese cake is literally a slice of cheese cake fried with a cornstarch coating (i think). It was good. I'd say the best thing here was the fresh tasting sashimi. Load it up!! Again, the rolls were done well, but the variety in ingredients was lacking for me. All the rolls we tried kinda tasted the same besides the Suki Hana, which was one of the few that had whitefish. With all that being said, i would come here again to try the other offerings. Don't forget, the more people in your party, the more different sushi you can try. Good place to bring friends and family, but def not a high-class place or impressive enough to bring your boss.

The all you can eat is really a great deal! $30 and you get unlimited appetizers, sushi, hot food, and desert

Came here for valentines and got the all-you-can-eat sushi. They make the sushi as your order so your initial order will take some time. Although it's all you can eat, their sushi quality is pretty good. For about $35 per person it was definitely worth it. Their yellow tail is good and their speciality sushi is good as well. We really enjoyed the nigiri and sashimi was on the menu too. At the end of our meal though, they did increase the volume of rice to kindly kick us out lol. And also their strawberry ice cream is surprisingly good as well. Anyways, it's a good place for AYCE sushi for sure.

Found this place today and it is wonderful! Everything is made fresh to order. All you can eat option is about $30 per person plus drinks and tip. The two of us left with an $86 bill overall and it was worth every penny. We are coming back for sure.

Table of 6 did the all you can eat since this location is well known for it. If heard correctly the whole table has to do it but you do get your money's worth. Very good all around, the actual restaurant is kinda small but overall a nice experience that I'll be definitely coming back for more.