I've been here at least 5 times for their AYCE sushi! Such a great deal for the price you're paying, and don't forget to BYOB as well. I highly recommend their salmon sashimi, as it's fresh and buttery. Their eel sushi and spicy crab rolls are also crows favorites. 10/10 one of my go-to sushi places.
Andres C.
Good sushi and reasonably priced. Service was very good and definitely recommend it! Sushi rolls were fresh and tasted great. Service staff was profesional and courteous. Looking forward to come back again! Ambiance was great!
Tom P.
I recently visited Mr. Sushi Cherry Hill with my family and I have to say that I was very disappointed with the quality of the food. When the restaurant first opened up five years ago, it was one of my favorite places to go for sushi because the food was always fresh and delicious. However, my recent experience was quite the opposite.I had a feeling that the quality of the food would suffer over time, but I was not prepared for just how bad it had become. The yellowtail was not fresh and the kani salad was brown, making it somewhat inedible. I was really disappointed to see that the sushi and kani were discolored, and I even took a picture to show how unappetizing it looked.Overall, I have to say that Mr. Sushi Cherry Hill really needs to up their game if they want customers to come back. It's a shame to see a once-great restaurant fall so far in quality. I wouldn't recommend this restaurant to anyone based on my recent experience.
Becky C.
This is my favorite all you can eat sushi place. There's a wide variety of specialty rolls with a majority of them being raw. There was a good rice to fish ratio on almost all the rolls, so you didn't get full from just rice. Rolls were fresh and quick to come out.This is the type of place where the sushi is good, but I go here when I want 3-4 specialty rolls for a great price. I would only do dine-in for all you can eat and would not purchase rolls individually for takeout. It's not the highest quality, but it's delicious and when I'm in the mood for quantity, this is the place to be.
HopeSusanB
we tried a variety of sushi selections & enjoyed them all; the ambience was pleasant; the background music was Asian; the service was friendly; the place was clean. Being a BYOB is an extra advantage !
Anna S.
This place is All-you-can-eat sushi ($30; December 2022), perfect place to go if you really craving for sushi! It's worth the money is you eat a lot, but quality of sashimi is is okay (looks like they're using frozen sashimi and just defrosting the day earlier). They don't have really outstanding desserts, but they have some interesting rolls and they're really filling up your stomach, so definitely go when you're super hungry or those have big stomach! All the servants are speaking chinese so probably a plus point for chinese people who don't speak fluent English. The dining & restroom areas are clean in overall.
Jeff D.
Very good very reasonably priced. Large selection of foods along with sushi and shamimi.
Nan M.
The food is not hibachi and not even japanese. It's just food from your corner chinese restaurant, not even from Chinese buffet. Horrible The sushi , when they fried so thick. I think they use regular flour. The tempura is not light either. The first time I eat there and never again
Andrew T.
I'm not a fan of their AYCE sushi as their special roll options aren't the best...when I get sushi I want a good combination of raw fish and quality. However the quality just isn't where I'd expect. The special rolls were full of mayo and other fried aspects to it. The raw tuna was so dry I felt like I was eating cardboard tbh.
Elaine W.
My second time here less in than 30 days. Everything is great, except when you order salmon, (the main reason we came) it's a very very tiny piece. 5 pieces equals to one piece in other all you can eat restaurants. So prepare to order 50 plus pieces equals to about 15 pieces. If you been there, you'll get the point. But this one have more choices and my kids like this place because it's cleaner.
This place is literally my go-to sushi spot (even though I live in Philly, I'm willing to take the bridge to get some delicious sushi!). Mr. Sushi is an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant with a large variety of options: appetizers, ramen, soup, different sushi rolls, tempura, etc and even desserts at the very end. The main reason I come here is because of their fresh sashimi. I go here at least once a month, and I feel the price is reasonable for however much you eat. The service is fast, and the servers are friendly. However, make sure you don't over-order your food, as they will charge a surplus fee for whatever you leave behind. I understand why they do this and prevent further waste. Thanks for the great time! Definitely coming back very soon.
Kaliah B.
If you love Sushi you would definitely enjoy this place. This is pretty much all you can eat-and with sushi! A friend that frequents this establishment brought me here and I'm so glad she did. We also got fried shrimp, veggie rolls, crab salad and fried broccoli. They do not serve alcohol which I suspected, however you can byob which we did. I'm telling my friends to let me know the next time they go!
Winnie M.
This is the first time we were charged for surplus food... for rice. Our orders were also wrong half the time. A handful of food came out inedible/ unappealing/ unappetizing. I will touch on that later. Given our bad experience, if you learn from it and find ways to circumvent these issues, then yes, you could have a great time. This is an AYCE sushi restaurant for $27/ adult person all day all times (regardless of weekend/ dinner/holidays). For children, it's less. From other reviews, it seems there is a birthday discount for 50%. I am not aware of what other prerequisites (ie party size or birthday duration). It is BYOB and there's a free parking lot outside. They also have a menu option if you didn't want the AYCE option. They accept credit cards. We did the AYCE option and will be reviewing our experience. Each time you order, you're given two slips: one for sushi/sashimi and one for others (ie appetizers, soups, desserts, salads, and fruits, etc.). You can order as much as you want as long as you can finish it. I suggest starting slow (ie few pieces) to sample and see if its to your taste. That's what we did. When we got our order, sometimes it is not the whole order-- ie. we were either missing something or we had something extra. We figured we did not want to bother the servers as it was no big deal since it's AYCE anyway and we can always add-on missed orders onto the next round. Not telling the servers about our excess wrong orders was our first mistake. Because we didn't finish, one server-- Lisa, was adamant about charging for us for our leftovers by the pound at the end. When we tried to explain to her that 1) certain orders weren't ours (we tried our best at it eating the non-rice part), and 2) certain foods weren't appetizing due to its appearance (& we did order only 1 order of it to try) so for us to force it down would ruin our experience. For example, as recorded below, the coconut tapioca we ordered as unusually gooey / gloppy... like mucus, very unlike the sagos/ tapiocas we were used to. We found it unappetizing and left it alone. We even showed Allen, another of our servers, who also agreed, "yea, it was not supposed to look like that", who also confessed that some orders were a mistake. Even with all this, Server Lisa decided to persistently settle this with a $1 surplus charge. With Lisa, we never got an apology (We did from Allen). Already upset, we felt there was no point in clarifying / communicating anymore. We paid the $1 surplus charge in the end, for what they redirected the argument to, rice. Never in my life, had I ever had to pay for surplus charge. And having been a server at several AYCE establishments in the past, I am mindful of how much we order because I am strictly opposed to food waste especially if it's still edible. Unfortunately, their tips are pooled... otherwise I would've tipped higher for Allen. We did tip according to our unpleasant experience. With the cons out of the way, I'd like to end the review on a positive note. For the pros, the sashimi, avocados, and veggies are fresh. There are no brown spots on avocados nor veggies-- which is great for an AYCE. Each piece of sashimi is adequately sized (other AYCE sushi places get creative with cutting down sizes to increase number of smaller portions). Certain rice-filled sushi's are more filled with rice than others so beware. My trick with this is to request hand roll-versions. We loved the following sashimis: saba (mackerel), tobiko (fish eggs), salmon & smoked salmon, red crab, and white tuna; the following hand rolls/sushi: eel avocado, salmon skin, and yellowtail. We also loved their rich flavored green tea and red bean ice cream. With the exception of certain appetizers, wrong orders, and an unpleasant staff experience, the food itself would've been a reason we would revisit. So I do recommend this place for its food but be cognizant of what you order vs what was delivered. Take a picture of your order slip vs your order if you have
Bunny J.
Cause I read some of these good reviews so I decided to try this place today , but it really disappointed me ! It cost a person almost $27 , not a high price , but not a low price as well ! We arrived there around 1:30pm , they don't serve lunch menu ! That's fine ! Just few customers there . The environment is under average. Let's talk about food ! Under under average ! Bad quality! All the sauces are sweet ! Too ! Sweet ! It's like there is only sweet taste in the world ! OMG ! And you know what , all tempuras are flavorless! If you try their fry calamari, I swear! You'll never see any calamari skinny than this ! First round , I ordered 10 pcs salmon sashimi, they are small and thin , it's fine , I can order my second round , lmao, smaller than first round , and those sashimi are shattered! I couldn't help to ask the waitress, why are these salmon are shattered, and she told me , this is the quality of All you can eat , it's under the average! Funny ! I know Sushi king ! I know sushi kingdom! They are all All you can eat ! They have better quality than here ! Don't waste money here ! Sincerely!
Marie F.
Have been there a few times celebrating birthdays with friends. Always a great value and high-quality sushi. In addition, service is exceptional. Would highly recommend
I've been here at least 5 times for their AYCE sushi! Such a great deal for the price you're paying, and don't forget to BYOB as well. I highly recommend their salmon sashimi, as it's fresh and buttery. Their eel sushi and spicy crab rolls are also crows favorites. 10/10 one of my go-to sushi places.
Good sushi and reasonably priced. Service was very good and definitely recommend it! Sushi rolls were fresh and tasted great. Service staff was profesional and courteous. Looking forward to come back again! Ambiance was great!
I recently visited Mr. Sushi Cherry Hill with my family and I have to say that I was very disappointed with the quality of the food. When the restaurant first opened up five years ago, it was one of my favorite places to go for sushi because the food was always fresh and delicious. However, my recent experience was quite the opposite.I had a feeling that the quality of the food would suffer over time, but I was not prepared for just how bad it had become. The yellowtail was not fresh and the kani salad was brown, making it somewhat inedible. I was really disappointed to see that the sushi and kani were discolored, and I even took a picture to show how unappetizing it looked.Overall, I have to say that Mr. Sushi Cherry Hill really needs to up their game if they want customers to come back. It's a shame to see a once-great restaurant fall so far in quality. I wouldn't recommend this restaurant to anyone based on my recent experience.
This is my favorite all you can eat sushi place. There's a wide variety of specialty rolls with a majority of them being raw. There was a good rice to fish ratio on almost all the rolls, so you didn't get full from just rice. Rolls were fresh and quick to come out.This is the type of place where the sushi is good, but I go here when I want 3-4 specialty rolls for a great price. I would only do dine-in for all you can eat and would not purchase rolls individually for takeout. It's not the highest quality, but it's delicious and when I'm in the mood for quantity, this is the place to be.
we tried a variety of sushi selections & enjoyed them all; the ambience was pleasant; the background music was Asian; the service was friendly; the place was clean. Being a BYOB is an extra advantage !
This place is All-you-can-eat sushi ($30; December 2022), perfect place to go if you really craving for sushi! It's worth the money is you eat a lot, but quality of sashimi is is okay (looks like they're using frozen sashimi and just defrosting the day earlier). They don't have really outstanding desserts, but they have some interesting rolls and they're really filling up your stomach, so definitely go when you're super hungry or those have big stomach! All the servants are speaking chinese so probably a plus point for chinese people who don't speak fluent English. The dining & restroom areas are clean in overall.
Very good very reasonably priced. Large selection of foods along with sushi and shamimi.
The food is not hibachi and not even japanese. It's just food from your corner chinese restaurant, not even from Chinese buffet. Horrible The sushi , when they fried so thick. I think they use regular flour. The tempura is not light either. The first time I eat there and never again
I'm not a fan of their AYCE sushi as their special roll options aren't the best...when I get sushi I want a good combination of raw fish and quality. However the quality just isn't where I'd expect. The special rolls were full of mayo and other fried aspects to it. The raw tuna was so dry I felt like I was eating cardboard tbh.
My second time here less in than 30 days. Everything is great, except when you order salmon, (the main reason we came) it's a very very tiny piece. 5 pieces equals to one piece in other all you can eat restaurants. So prepare to order 50 plus pieces equals to about 15 pieces. If you been there, you'll get the point. But this one have more choices and my kids like this place because it's cleaner.
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This place is literally my go-to sushi spot (even though I live in Philly, I'm willing to take the bridge to get some delicious sushi!). Mr. Sushi is an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant with a large variety of options: appetizers, ramen, soup, different sushi rolls, tempura, etc and even desserts at the very end. The main reason I come here is because of their fresh sashimi. I go here at least once a month, and I feel the price is reasonable for however much you eat. The service is fast, and the servers are friendly. However, make sure you don't over-order your food, as they will charge a surplus fee for whatever you leave behind. I understand why they do this and prevent further waste. Thanks for the great time! Definitely coming back very soon.
If you love Sushi you would definitely enjoy this place. This is pretty much all you can eat-and with sushi! A friend that frequents this establishment brought me here and I'm so glad she did. We also got fried shrimp, veggie rolls, crab salad and fried broccoli. They do not serve alcohol which I suspected, however you can byob which we did. I'm telling my friends to let me know the next time they go!
This is the first time we were charged for surplus food... for rice. Our orders were also wrong half the time. A handful of food came out inedible/ unappealing/ unappetizing. I will touch on that later. Given our bad experience, if you learn from it and find ways to circumvent these issues, then yes, you could have a great time. This is an AYCE sushi restaurant for $27/ adult person all day all times (regardless of weekend/ dinner/holidays). For children, it's less. From other reviews, it seems there is a birthday discount for 50%. I am not aware of what other prerequisites (ie party size or birthday duration). It is BYOB and there's a free parking lot outside. They also have a menu option if you didn't want the AYCE option. They accept credit cards. We did the AYCE option and will be reviewing our experience. Each time you order, you're given two slips: one for sushi/sashimi and one for others (ie appetizers, soups, desserts, salads, and fruits, etc.). You can order as much as you want as long as you can finish it. I suggest starting slow (ie few pieces) to sample and see if its to your taste. That's what we did. When we got our order, sometimes it is not the whole order-- ie. we were either missing something or we had something extra. We figured we did not want to bother the servers as it was no big deal since it's AYCE anyway and we can always add-on missed orders onto the next round. Not telling the servers about our excess wrong orders was our first mistake. Because we didn't finish, one server-- Lisa, was adamant about charging for us for our leftovers by the pound at the end. When we tried to explain to her that 1) certain orders weren't ours (we tried our best at it eating the non-rice part), and 2) certain foods weren't appetizing due to its appearance (& we did order only 1 order of it to try) so for us to force it down would ruin our experience. For example, as recorded below, the coconut tapioca we ordered as unusually gooey / gloppy... like mucus, very unlike the sagos/ tapiocas we were used to. We found it unappetizing and left it alone. We even showed Allen, another of our servers, who also agreed, "yea, it was not supposed to look like that", who also confessed that some orders were a mistake. Even with all this, Server Lisa decided to persistently settle this with a $1 surplus charge. With Lisa, we never got an apology (We did from Allen). Already upset, we felt there was no point in clarifying / communicating anymore. We paid the $1 surplus charge in the end, for what they redirected the argument to, rice. Never in my life, had I ever had to pay for surplus charge. And having been a server at several AYCE establishments in the past, I am mindful of how much we order because I am strictly opposed to food waste especially if it's still edible. Unfortunately, their tips are pooled... otherwise I would've tipped higher for Allen. We did tip according to our unpleasant experience. With the cons out of the way, I'd like to end the review on a positive note. For the pros, the sashimi, avocados, and veggies are fresh. There are no brown spots on avocados nor veggies-- which is great for an AYCE. Each piece of sashimi is adequately sized (other AYCE sushi places get creative with cutting down sizes to increase number of smaller portions). Certain rice-filled sushi's are more filled with rice than others so beware. My trick with this is to request hand roll-versions. We loved the following sashimis: saba (mackerel), tobiko (fish eggs), salmon & smoked salmon, red crab, and white tuna; the following hand rolls/sushi: eel avocado, salmon skin, and yellowtail. We also loved their rich flavored green tea and red bean ice cream. With the exception of certain appetizers, wrong orders, and an unpleasant staff experience, the food itself would've been a reason we would revisit. So I do recommend this place for its food but be cognizant of what you order vs what was delivered. Take a picture of your order slip vs your order if you have
Cause I read some of these good reviews so I decided to try this place today , but it really disappointed me ! It cost a person almost $27 , not a high price , but not a low price as well ! We arrived there around 1:30pm , they don't serve lunch menu ! That's fine ! Just few customers there . The environment is under average. Let's talk about food ! Under under average ! Bad quality! All the sauces are sweet ! Too ! Sweet ! It's like there is only sweet taste in the world ! OMG ! And you know what , all tempuras are flavorless! If you try their fry calamari, I swear! You'll never see any calamari skinny than this ! First round , I ordered 10 pcs salmon sashimi, they are small and thin , it's fine , I can order my second round , lmao, smaller than first round , and those sashimi are shattered! I couldn't help to ask the waitress, why are these salmon are shattered, and she told me , this is the quality of All you can eat , it's under the average! Funny ! I know Sushi king ! I know sushi kingdom! They are all All you can eat ! They have better quality than here ! Don't waste money here ! Sincerely!
Have been there a few times celebrating birthdays with friends. Always a great value and high-quality sushi. In addition, service is exceptional. Would highly recommend