Sushi Ring

Yummy, Yummy! Always a great experience. They don't limit you on the all you can eat and the food is always fresh. If you don't mind dropping $100 a person for sushi there are other places. If you want a fresh, yummy meal this is the place. The staff has been there for years and they know their customers. They are always friendly but it can be busy at times.

Food was great. Service not so much. Ordered gyoza and it came out pretty close to burnt my friend didn’t want it and the lady behind the counter began scolding her stating they didn’t like wasting food. I’ve never in my life have experienced this at a restaurant. Very disrespectful and disappointing for this to happen. One thing to be rude and dry but to then publicly scold someone cause your food was burnt is absolutely crazy. You’d say thank you no response. If you want to be yelled at publicly this is the place to be.

*not a traditional "buffet"* One immediate pro to this place is that not everyone in your party must order the AYCE option. They can choose to order a la carte as long as you don't share with them. I'm bouncing between 4 and 5 here but honestly, I'm not sure what all the other complaints about service are. Came in a group of 6, we each split rolls in pairs and had solid service. It's crazy that there are two main chefs preparing sushi for the customers as well as take-out orders and it is noticeable as there's downtime waiting for food, but it's understandable. As noted above, it's not a traditional buffet where you go and grab food as you wish. You're served as you get to order all you can eat from a menu. You can get started with any appetizers and order them at any time. They're prepared in the kitchen so they'll be faster. However, they're lesser quality as you'd expect so wasn't really a focus of our visit. We didn't try any hand rolls as we focused on the long rolls the entire time, but do know that you can get the hand rolls as "long rolls" too, just the special rolls interested us more. What was most interesting to me was the squid nigiri which is uncooked. I've never seen it offered anywhere and usually get cooked squid (i.e. calamari) so it was a very unique opportunity. For those who aren't willing to try - well there's an outer membrane that's hard like a vegetable and then it's slimy underneath. Not the best description, but it's something. Main issues are that they lack seared salmon options, the price can be seen as a tad high, and the prep time can lead to long downtime. Our chef, Marco I believe, was amazing and friendly the entire time. Ready our barrage of orders and he remembered 90% of them too. Pretty crazy to think of when you have 6 people requesting different items on top of the to-go orders he was preparing. The time limit given is 1 hour and we got our checks after that had passed, but weren't rushed out. There wasn't a line or anything so that must've helped but I understand being rushed when there are others waiting. The interior is small and they want to serve others and the 1 hour limit is specified from the get go. -- items -- Double Crunch Roll - interesting take on the traditional double crunch roll, you're given more crunch flakes dusted on top of a roll with tempura shrimp and crab salad. Special Roll - not sure if this rotates but inclined to believe so as there are no ingredients shown. What we got was a crunchy roll with crab salad, cream cheese, and avocado. Cody Roll - lemon adds a unique twist as it's hidden under the salmon on top. Very evident in the taste but the mixture is surprising and helps reset your taste buds. I'd opt for this in the middle of a rotation rather than start with it. S.O.B. - yummy roll, four kinds of fish with a creamy spicy mayo, nothing to complain about or note. Pink Cadillac - tuna is more overwhelming in this roll but avocado is relevant too, wasn't a big hit. Nobody's Home - one of my top picks, it takes a little longer because it needs to be baked but the result is a hot roll with delicious scallops on top. I'm not a big fan of cream cheese in sushi, but it was negligible with all the other amazing flavors. Nick's Rock Belly - one of our least favorite options, there was a light sauce on top that deterred us. It's definitely edible and not that bad, but the sauce on top is some sort of watered down mango juice or other fruit juice that simply didn't pair well (at least to us). Stacy & Joe Roll - one of our favorites, probably above Nobody's Home. A perfect creaminess with avocado on top of the roll and other ingredients placed inside. Would get multiple. Three Stooges - did not order this explicitly but a pair in the party did and it was similar to barbecue chips. I suppose that's part of the smoked salmon, not a bad thing just something that stood out in first impressions.