Great place for all you can eat sushi!! Covid shut down the majority of all you can eat sushi restaurants so it was nice to be able to find a sushi restaurant that still is going strong. Great sushi but I would warn you that they only had one server while we were their. She was an excellent server but had it been super busy, like it got just as we were done, then you might not get your sushi in a timely manner. Other then that, good sushi.
I had never heard of this place before trying them, and, as far as sushi places go, one of the more decent places I've been. We were seated just before a large dinner rush came, and despite how busy they were, the service was fairly quick considering. We did have to ask our waitress for a couple things a couple of times, but I'm sure her distraction was simply because it had become so busy. The one thing I had a hard time with is their rules regarding sharing and their 'didn't eat every last bite so we're going to tax you/charge you extra' on the AYCE orders; neither were applicable here, just kind of a strange notion to me. The rolls were well prepared, creative, and very good ??
My pit of town company loved goung here when he lived here. We went on Christmas Eve and nobody was there. He had called earlier in the day and made sure they would be open till at least 6. She told him probably 9. The food was fresh and excellent. The timing between appetizers and entree was good. The salads were very fresh and the miso soup wasn't just a bowl of liquid. The sushi rolls were perfectly prepared.
Went for all you can eat sushi for New Year’s Eve. Food was good but slow. A fight broke out in the kitchen and prep area where they were screaming at each other and throwing plates of food on the ground. Yikes. Prices are up, and I didn’t sense value or think there was a great vibe.
Wonderful food and service. There are many sushi places in Utah and many of them aren't worth spending your money at. This place, however I worth it.It's all you can eat but they limit how much you can order at once. The food itself is delicious and worth it for the brief wait between ordering and receiving.The staff are quite kind albeit very fast in their responses and service. I attribute it likely as an attempt to speed up the delivery of your order's ad requests.Overall, it's the best sushi place I've been to in Utah by far. Therefore, as long as I live in Utah, I will always get my sushi from Sushi-Ya!
Sushi Ya in Draper has been my go to sushi place for a few years now. Awesome and friendly staff. The quality of the sushi is really good. Even if Tsunami lowered their prices, I'd still much rather come to Sushi Ya.
Had so few none sushi options for the kids and all you can eat felt overpriced for the rolls they offer. It was good but not great
Great place for all you can eat sushi! The crystal shrimp is amazing!!
At every all you can eat sushi resturant you better like rice BUT at this resturant you better LOVE rice! 85% of all rolls you get are made out of the stuff!tastless fish and a stupid amount of rice with any roll (or nigiri).the fried rolls are the only ok part about this resturant.save your money and go to a good sushi resturant!
Went there the other night, and we were sat right away. It wasn’t overly busy, but a little busy. If you don’t mind waiting a while for them to come pick up your order, then take a while longer to make the sushi. And they bring it out to you a little bit at a time. (Not all at once). We didn’t even get a chance to order any other rounds, before we had to go. I hope you like rice and little fish. There was a lot of rice on the nigiri. The price for dinner is now $23.00 online it said it was $21.00