“ This is great sushi at a great price. It's 20.99 for all you can eat sushi and way more options on the menu. Sushi is fresh and really tender. ”

“ Great cheap all you can eat sushi! Taste: 3/5, Value 4/5, Service 4/5 We went for lunch on a weekday which was $15.99 per person ($16.99 for weekend lunch). There is a good variety of sushi and kitchen options to order. Server was attentive and took our ordering sheets and brought food out quickly. We were a little disappointed that there was no unagi options (although at this price point it makes sense). The salmon nigiri was a little chewy and not that flavorful. Our favorite rolls were the mountain and amazing tuna rolls. The tempura rolls were a little over fried and hard. The chicken was pretty tender and marinated well. Overall decent choice for a cheap all you can eat option, but the quality of sushi is just okay. ”

“ Exactly what you'd expect from all you can eat sushi made to order. I'd recommend to anyone who is looking for solid sushi and is interested in eating a lot of it. I prefer other places for a nice meal, this is a good deal for someone looking for mid quality and high quantity. The servers are attentive and fair with how they charge regarding left over pieces and errors (there was a sauce on a roll and it wasn't listed on the menu so I sent it back [allergies] and they did not charge me for the confusion.) I would definitely return when I'm in the mood for an all you can eat meal. ”

“ We came here on a whim and was pleasantly surprised. Great service, quick, and easy to order. A lot of options from fried and fresh dishes. The portions are smaller and the fish were very thinly sliced but I guess that's how it goes when you have "All You Can Eat" sushi. Very affordable and friendly atmosphere! ”

“ Not the "best" sushi we've ever had but definitely worth $20 per person for AYCE. This place can get pretty packed but again, totally worth it. Service was okay. Our waiter didn't check up on us very much other than to grab our order, didn't refill our waters either but it is what it is. Super chill place with anime playing on the tv. Can never go wrong with AYCE with good quality food. The fried sushi came out hot which is awesome. Definitely recommend this place! ”

“ They have some pretty great quality food for being all-you-can-eat sushi. Also, you just have to pay slightly more, and you can include the premium stuff like eel and spider-rolls. It's definitely good value, especially with inflation the way it is. And yes, my black dragon roll and spider roll were both good lol. The hand rolls were maybe a little stingy on the amount of fish, but I get it. Anyways, what impressed me the most was actually the non-sushi stuff. The steamed gyoza was soft without being sticky. The meat and skin were both very consistent with a generic but nice flavor. I don't think they made this, but it can still be good. The agedashi tofu looked underwhelming, but was scalding hot and the texture was on-point. Finally, I ordered some veggie tempura on a whim, and it was such a nice surprise. A lot of American-Japanese joints make some truly awful tempura. It's not supposed to be a dry and bland piece of sadness. It's also not just a mediocre after-thought either. There are Japanese chains that specialize in tempura just like American fried seafood chains (except the Japanese ones are better), and they'll fry every seafood under the sky. /rant This tempura was actually juicy, and the batter was nicely light and flaky and fluffy. It was so good that I would love it if the chefs here made tempura fish. Probably almost no one would order it....but I would. ”

“ Rainbow is a fairly new AYCE sushi spot that was rebranded from what was previously Sake House. While we didn't have any major complaints, I would say that the rating is a little closer to 3.5 stars, but would rather round up than down in hopes that they'll improve a little with some more time under their belt. The menu options are very typical for an AYCE sushi/hibachi, and quality of food is on par with their competitors. I did find their hibachi options to be a little bland, but did like that the sashimi was cut nice and thin, as I have been to other places that give you more of a chunk rather than a slice. Price wise, I believe they might be just a tad cheaper, but their prices do vary depending on when you visit, with weekends being the most expensive. My biggest complaint, and the reason why I think 3.5 stars is a little more appropriate, was the service. Without it even been busy, It was just soooo slow, and took forever for food to come out. Even simple things like a ginger salad or cucumbers too quite a long time to finally arrive. Perhaps it's intentional to prevent you from eating more since your stomach tends to settle when waiting for more food to arrive, or perhaps it's just growing pains, but I do hope that aspect of the experience improves. All in all, it was a decent experience, but I just think that there isn't really anything that sets them apart from any of the other AYCE places around town. ”