Sapporo Cuisine invites you to their restaurant. They are open after-hours all week. You can get there not only by public transit but also by car and visit them in a surrounding known as lively.
I am baffled both by the amazing quality of everything at this Restaurant, and by these other reviews. At least one of them is inaccurate as the bill could never be more than 40 dollars for two people (not including alcohol). Most certainly not 80 to 90 dollars. This IS an all you can eat restaurant. Now it is very, VERY popular so occasionally they will forget an order due to how busy it is, so come early (before 4 if you are getting dinner). Even when they are at full capacity, they are prompt with their service.
The staff are the best I have ever encountered at a restaurant. They actually encourage you to order many, many things. They are also very helpful in telling you what is popular and what you may want to try.
While I am not a Sushi connoisseur, I can tell quality and the Sushi there is great. Hand rolls are very tasty as well. Their soups are excellent appetizers as they are not too big, but enough to prepare your stomach for the coming feast.
If you're looking to sample a great deal of Japanese (and some Korean) cuisine, that is of high quality and at a great price - then come here. Don't listen to the detractors here, some of them aren't even giving the courtesy of a proper explanation.
If you order a lot, it will come to you and you'll be pleased. Order a little and then expect to be filled by it...then of course you will be disappointed. As for the staff ignoring people? It is, as I've already said, a very busy and popular restaurant. They will deal with you as much as they can once you get there, but as more people arrive, they have to do the same for them.
Again, I'm not sure how there could be any mistake of how big the portions are as nearly everything on the menu has a very tasteful picture beside it.
I am bringing a large group (30 ppl) to this restaurant for a meeting of my organization in the next few weeks. I certainly trust Sapporo to take care of us.
P.S. I think people need to take another look at the "Please review responsibly" before they click submit.
We absolutely loved that place. That is not a fancy restaurant for a quiet dinner with your loved ones, but if you are a sushi lover – you would definitely appreciate the food and the variety. You get a menu full of excellent and diverse food options and all your order being delivered FRESH from the kitchen to you. That is definitely a great place to go!
I came here with a couple of friends for the all...
I came here with a couple of friends for the all you can eat and thought it was definately worth it. All the food was so good, I love the yam tempura and the avocado rolls. There are so many different things to choose from and it's a good way to try new things. I thought the staff were really friendly, especially since we reserved a table for 10 and then had some people not show so we had to switch tables. Sometimes it would take a while to get more rolls, but it was really busy...we just started ordering more at a time. I've also ordered take out from here a few times and was not disappointed. If you're a sushi fan, or just want to try something new, I would definately recommend this place. Good food for your $!
DO NOT GO TO THIS RESTAURANT!!!
They advertise as an "all you can eat" but are more like "one sushi roll for you".
The service was horrible, they are rude and ignorant!
Don't waste your $$$$ or time here.
First lets start off by mentioning the food to get it out of the way. It was good, fresh and delicious. I love a good sushi meal.
Now, the important thing to know about this place is that it's off and on. But mostly off. By this i mean the service. You get there and get a menu and the waitress or waiter comes over and you tell them what you want. So far so good. You get you food and everything is cherry. Then you order again, it's a bit slower now and it's difficult to get all the food you asked for plus the server is more difficult to make eye contact with.
Still hungry? Here's where things go bad. The wait staff will start to ignore you. I mean really really ignore you. If you manage to order something, you'll be lucky to get a portion of it.
It's all you can eat... so let people order what they want. If you're going to cheap out like this and be rude then you should just start being a regular sushi restaurant of no significance.
I have seen the owner there almost every time and i understand her when she speaks in chinese. She counts everything people order and starts telling the wait staff to back off.
Can't fool me.
