A little expensive, and no all you can eat sushi on the Monday afternoon we went. I recommend them and will give them another try in the future.
Not the best but also not the worst. You can find some good deals on happy hour, take out, or on their all you can eat option. For first time visitors I would try their rolls to make sure you like them. Then if you know what you like and can eat a ton, the all u can eat option is something to consider. Also Got the chicken karage, not quite authentic Japanese karage bit it was still good. They have Shumai, that is definitely passable, tastes store bought and definitely not fresh. Got a couple of the rolls from the happy hr menu, not bad bc when you have anything fried, it's usually good. Would I recommend SBB, yes, try it out for yourself.
The waitress was very impatient. She never returned to check on us but had time to come back to ask us if we wanted to put the TIP on the gift card that we used for payment. We did not add the TIP to the gift card but gave her 15% in cash. She came back to pick up the TIP and stood in front of us to calculate the percentage. Also, I noticed that a couple of black families came in while we were there and they were all seated at the very very back. Our group was of different races and wanted a seat at the front but the man stated it would be cold in that space because of the wind blowing when the door opened. Other customers were seated in those "cold" spaces.
If you wanted some real sushi, I would not recommend this restaurant.-This is my first time come and try out the All you can eat menu. I came because of all the good star and recommended show from the Google maps.-Well first is wait time, I came around 6:00pm not really crowded, I ordered and wait until like 45 minutes later and the food brought out.-Next is the quality of the food, it is cold and not as fresh as the “positive” comment said here. We all have problem in trust issues. Anyways I went to many high-end or iconic Japanese sushi place, none of thees places have this quality of rice. The rice in Sushi Bang Bang is so dry and hard to chew. I still feel bad in stomach after eating those, I could not even order a second dish for my “All you can eat” sushi.-Beside the quality is the size of a sushi. Sushi should be eat in one bite but this would happen in this restaurant If you have an enormous mouth. Honestly I almost chocked myself because of this. It was like a nightmare for me and the way I think about sushi. I feel ashamed for this sushi place and to the Japanese. I feel this place so disrespect the Japanese culture and sushi. You can still eat If you don’t mind about the quality of a sushi.I would say $35.99 is expensive for this quality.I should have given this restaurant 1 star because of this traumatized experience. But because one waiter make the different in the way he serves me so I give credit for him.
Hands down some of the best sushi ever. Service was top tier and so friendly. Plus their fried rice is chef kiss perfect
Great sushi and good experience. I just wish they came out a little faster with the orders. But overall, great experience and recommend for peeps looking for good sushi near Austin.
Always a delight coming here. The all you can eat is so fresh and very delicious choices. This time around we got an array of nigiri and these rolls:Crabby Day RollVolcano RollSpicy Beauty RollAndSea Roll - this roll in particular sounds a little wild with the mango, but TRUST when I saw this was the best and most tastiest one on the plate. The all-you-can-eat has gone up since the first time I visited her, but will still return because of the quality of food.
The food itself is up to standards, shock to say having this type of quality food as AYCE. By far in Austin I would give it top 3 go to for AYCE. Service, I would say the server were nice and accommodating. Environment, very warmth atmosphere. Recommended.
We made hour drive and really enjoy sushi bang bang in Austin TX Fresh food and good price with all you can eat sushi Thank you
We had the Soft Shell Crab roll, 18 pcs sashimi, and the eat-all-you-can-eat option. The first was good, the second ample, and the third bit of a hassle because you need to make consecutive orders with limitations, which is quite a prolonged process.