If you love sushi, there is no doubt you are a fan of all-you-can-eat. For a great price, these sushi buffets provide all of your favorite rolls in copious quantities. Be sure to come hungry because you will most definitely be eating for hours!
Shinju is one of South Florida’s largest Japanese chains, bringing high-quality sushi, fish and more to diners near and far. The sushi buffet is all-you-can-eat, offering over 100 different items, with around 45 different types of sushi, rolls and sashimi.
This restaurant is so much more than your traditional sushi buffet. POC American Fusion Buffet and Sushi offers diners a refined experience from the moment they arrive. The buffet boasts over 150 items, with a variety of nigiri sushi and sashimi. The buffet offerings also include a variety of hot entrees and appetizers, with house favorites including Grand Marnier Prawns and the POC tartar.
While Kone Sushi offers an a la carte menu, the all-you-can-eat is well worth it! The offerings include all courses from appetizers, rolls, hand rolls, nigiri and dessert. Go-to orders include the pork gyoza, spicy tuna roll and salmon tartare. Be sure to only order as much as you can eat, because Kone Sushi will charge guests for not finishing their dishes!
Aklan Buffet and Sushi’s specialty is Filipino cuisine, bringing a variety of delicious flavors and offerings to its diners. While this isn’t your classic all-you-can-eat sushi, the menu offers a variety of decadent dishes from soups, noodles, meats as well as traditional Japanese sushi. Some must-eat dishes include the garlic buttered shrimp and Pancit Bihon.
Ginza is your quintessential buffet, with delicious offerings of Japanese and Chinese food. Whether you're in the mood for sushi or hibachi-style dishes, this menu has everything you could want. As one of the city’s most popular Japanese buffets, Ginza will exceed your all-you-can-eat expectations.
Sweet, salty and a little spicy is Uptown Buffet's forte! Its wide variety of offerings provides diners with every dish they could want from traditional Chinese meat and rice dishes to classic Japanese sushi. If you’re a fan of flavor, look no further than this impressive buffet.
While unfortunately, Zuma is not always all-you-can-eat, if you’re looking to indulge, be sure to check out the weekend brunch. The classic brunch option allows diners to take advantage of the decadent sushi bar, cold and hot buffet during their meal. The buffet section of the meal is followed by one entree per person, truly making this meal the best of both worlds!
