“ Super fun concept and for once something different in Fayetteville. The sushi is decent but don't come here expecting gourmet. Our favorites were the hotel California and the Fayetteville rolls. It's priced very fairly for what you get and the service is good. You can also order hibachi and appetizers off the menu for no extra charge. The only questionable item was the tilapia sushi . Definitely would return. Next time we will ask not to be seated on the wall by the windows, people wait for tables there and they sit facing your table which is awkward. ”

“ My 5 star review isn't for the sushi itself but for the service and the value for this place! This was my second visit here. First time it wasn't busy so we had no problem getting the stuff we wanted. Second time it was busy and my favorite - salmon sushi was always taken by the time it reached me. I found out I just can ask them for it and they will bring it to me without having to wait. The choices of sushi is very limited. Some stuff is pretty good. Overall the sushi and quality isn't amazing, but it's VERY GOOD for the cost of the meal and how much you're getting! It's like a cheaper, limited all you can eat. For 1 person with a soda it was only $18 and I definitely ate more than that in Salmon nigiri alone. ”

“ Excellent in all fashion: food; service; staff and location; ambiance. Excellent value. ”

“ The staff are super nice and helpful. So much fun for the whole family. Not the most options. Everything is room temperature... ”

“ All you can eat sushi! Staff is extremely friendly. For the price the sushi is perfect! You can pull off the belt or order from the iPads. You can order appetizers and entrees-- and it's included in the price. This place is for sushi lovers who like raw fish, but if you like the fried stuff-- they have tons of that too. They also have dessert! ”

“ Been here twice, the staff has always been super friendly when I come in. They're quick to clean out the stacks of plates and clean up the booths. Been here for 6 years and it was so exciting to find out there's conveyor belt sushi. Conveyor belt sushi is always a hit or miss. So my expectations were nonexistent. The quality of the sushi here is ok but the price you pay for AYCE sushi kind of makes sense about the sushi sizes. I think it's by far the most affordable place to get subpar sushi here. So many places in Fayetteville charge $10-$15 for a roll that is just covered in sauce and I've been to some who obviously served me old fish. You pay $12-$17 (depending when you go) for unlimited sushi, hibachi, etc ...kinda worth it. IMO. it also has unlimited fries, chicken nuggets, and other stuff for kids/non sushi eaters. You kind of know what you're getting yourself into. If you need something ready to eat, affordable, and in abundance: this place is it. ”

“ Stopped in for lunch, one person was $20.00, pay when you enter, drinks and sauces on the right, kitchen staff kept making rounds collecting the empty plates. Establishment was clean, music was a bit loud. There is a touch pad at the table so you can order non sushi food which is cooked to order and delivered to your table or booth.. There's a conveyor that wraps around tables and booths that are supplied with many different Rolls and three desert choices which you open the case door and grab it. The cons I have: no one explained how the system works to get food or the touch pad when you enter, desserts seemed like dollar store treats, kitchen staff slow to replenish rolls and some dinners didn't close their case door after grabbing rolls causing the case not to stay cool in temp. If this will be your first visit it will take a few mins to figure things out.. Enjoy your experience and fun and tasty Rolls. Cheer's! ”

“ How fun and exciting! I waited for as long as I could after they first opened. I love sushi and I have seen the conveyor belts in other cities, but had never been to one. Husband and I arrived a little after 12 and there was not a wait, but it was pretty busy. I will say that nothing was really explained to us other than where our seats were. Once you pay and find your seat, you go to the station at the front to get all your sauces and your drink. I have never seen that much wasabi all in one place, and a drink dispenser of soy sauce! The counter spots that don't have a booth and table are a little hard to navigate as you pull more and more plates. I learned that lesson quickly. Also the little tablet at your seat allows you to order hot items, we had an order of spring rolls and crab rangoons. They came out super-fast and were hot and fresh. The same young man that brought those out was also the one to come clean some of the plates away for us. He joked with us that some people like to have a competition to see who can get a higher stack of plates. I ate quite a bit. You can see my pics of all that sushi. I will say that I think I was a little grab happy at first because when we initially sat down, that conveyor belt looked barren. I guess I thought, let me grab some stuff while its still here. I only had to be patient and wait for them to fill it all again. We were only there around 45 mins and we saw several of each item pass us a million times. Husband has not really gotten into sushi, but he tried all the fried rolls and also some edamame for the first time. He said he would gladly come back here any time! Some of the sushi was maybe not the best quality, I found that some of the rice was drying out on some of them. Over all though everything was tasty and well presented. I think Husband will try some hibachi next time as well, and I would want to see about some fried rice maybe. You can not beat the prices for the quality and quantity that you are getting. ”