Jackson B

Great Value and Surprisingly Good Sushi! I stopped by Sushi Shack in Plano for their lunch special and was genuinely impressed. For just $15, I got an all-you-can-eat sushi experience that offered real value without sacrificing quality. Each roll was freshly made to order, and you could really taste the difference—none of that pre-made, sitting-out-too-long feel you get at some places. Service was quick and efficient, and although one of the staff members wasn't the most friendly, everything else more than made up for it. The sushi came out fast and fresh, and for an all-you-can-eat spot, the quality was actually better than what I’ve had at more expensive sushi buffets. If you're looking to get a bang for your buck and still enjoy quality sushi, Sushi Shack is definitely worth a shot. I’ll absolutely be back!

Punkie TheGreat

Very delicious food!! The 25.00 all you can eat sushi is decently priced, considering three full rolls anywhere else would cost you 40+. I got the spider roll, yellowfin, and the salmon rolls. The salmon was INCREDIBLY fresh. It was creamy; almost like a paté, a little nutty, and no fishy flavor at all. The spider rolls were crispy from the fried crab meat, and I was happy it wasn't an imitation crab. The yellowfin wasn't my favorite, but it was still a fresh piece of fish, so I'll give them credit. The menu itself was a tad confusing but it was probably my own fault for not noticing. I wouldn't have chosen yellowfin if I had realized the entire dinner menu INCLUDED the lunch. I would have gotten the Tuna. Either way, the rolls were fantastic, and I will definitely be coming back to try more. The drink selection is sodas, hot jasmine and hot green tea, cold bottled Arizona tea, they have wine selections as well, and sake. They also have a soup and salad bar, where I chose a miso house soup and my friend picked a salad with ginger dressing. The lighting is a little dim for my liking, but the decor is beautifully designed and welcoming. The server was nice and attentive. Overall, a great experience that deserves another chance to come back.

+6

Jamaison Schuler

My son and I aren’t snooty about sushi which makes us fairly easy to impress. Thus, we genuinely enjoyed our AYCE dinner here! We were impressed by the taste, the creative options, and the speed! We’ll be back! The Brian Cranston autograph was cool too! Can’t decipher the other one and didn’t ask who it was…

Scott

I had all you can eat for $25 at dinner. You have 44 rolls to pick from at dinner and at lunch you have 28 to pick from. Sashimi costs extra. Drink was not included. The rolls I tried were good overall based on the price but not outstanding.

Danny “LordGoofy” Nguyen

We came to sushi shack looking for some good All you can eat sushi. We saw sushi shack did AYCE, so we gave it a shot. We came in on a Monday around 4pm. Lots of seating and they had some really good music playing. I love the aesthetics of the inside. I did see reviews of the the rude lady. I'm pretty sure she served us, but I think she did a really well job and was polite. She attended to us very well, and provided great hospitality. We did the AYCE dinner for $25 before tax. I think it was a pretty solid deal and the food was really good. The only downside was that the yellowtail roll had a wrap that was a little mushy/chewy, but other than that, the rolls were bursting with flavor. The best roll that I enjoyed was the sunset roll. The bathroom was really hot from what my woman said.

+10

Maria Isabel Gomez

First time here. The staff was very courteous and hospitable. The salad bar was clean, had fresh veggies, and was well kept. The miso soup was delicious. We ordered 2 rounds of sushi. Although close to 4 and last call, they let us slide and charged us lunch.

+4

matthew shirey

Really enjoyed our night at the Sushi Shack, we were in about an hour before close and almost had the place to ourselves which was nice for a date with my wife. I had the all you can eat with a variety of delicious rolls and my wife had the spider roll which she enjoyed. All rolls I had were fresh and tasty. Rolls are heavy on the rice but still very good fish to rice ratio. Finished with some tempura ice cream that was a nice treat, we will definitely be back!

Marahya Mora

Update: ordered a large take out through Uber eats and everything was excellent. Exactly how we ordered, correct, fresh and delicious. I will definitely reorder soon! Great portions for the price! I was a little skeptical at first but once the food arrived I knew I’d be back. Portions and quality are great!!

+39

I got the Sushin Bento special + cold green tea to go. The house salad was okay as the chopped lettuce were brown. Sushi was okay and it didn't taste fresh at all. Cold green tea as I thought it would be a Japanese green tea brand bottle as I wasn't expecting Arizona green tea.

Honestly would have been better if the service had a lot more effort in it. It seems that the server treats certain groups differently. Maybe it’s because we are students and she assumes that we wouldn’t tip as good ? I also notice that when I say thank you towards the server when she serves the food or gives us water she doesn’t even reply with a “your welcome” or anything at all and just walks off. That’s the thing is that at times i don’t feel welcomed when i come to this restaurant, and it would make the atmosphere a lot better if she had better service standards. I usually tip the average of 20 or 22% but for today it didn’t deserve that percentage. I’ll change my review if I notice any improvements but for now it will be a 3 star.

Jozell Manuel

Came in tonight for dinner with my family—Ended up paying $100 for four of us. We usually have ayce sushi atleast once a month, so we decided to go here since it was nearby and we haven’t tried it yet. Sushi quality is not good, you get what you pay for. The sushi easily fell apart, and the sashimi quality was slimy. Our server was great though, very pleasant and quick to take our orders! Just recommend going somewhere like Sushi Kushi for better quality sushi for $10 more.

Keith Boivin

A step above a Chinese buffet and several steps below a good sushi restaurant. Most of their options on the AYCE menu are deep fried or California junk rolls. Salt bar and soup bar are subpar at best, so don't expect much except for a super low price!!

+6

My wife and I stopped into Sushi Shack after visiting Paint N’ Party next door. The $16 all-you-can-eat lunch seemed like a solid deal. At first, we liked it. The space is cozy, with old-school hand-painted art on the walls. The salad bar and miso soup were a great start. The sushi rolls were large, and the rice was decent. Overall, most of it tasted okay. I’d place it a notch or two below grocery store sushi, except for one roll in particular. The Love Roll, a California roll topped with a mix of “fresh fish,” was immediately off-putting. The fish smelled almost rancid, and the texture was firm in a way that suggested it had dried out. We did overorder, and there’s a 70-cent charge per leftover piece. I explained that we couldn’t finish the Love Roll because the fish quality seemed off. I wasn’t rude, and I mentioned that the rest of the rolls were fine. The waitress reacted strongly and seemed offended. She told me I just hadn’t had albacore before and said they’ve been open for 10 years, adding that I shouldn’t call their fish bad just because I didn’t like it. I was surprised by how quickly the situation escalated, especially in front of other diners. I tried to clarify that my concern was only with that specific roll and that I was willing to pay for the rest of the uneaten sushi. The interaction ended up feeling awkward and tense. She went to tell the sushi chef, visibly upset, and it left us feeling uncomfortable. We didn’t have major issues with most of the meal, but the experience overall put us off. I won’t be returning, and I can’t confidently recommend it, even at that price point.

Justin McNeal

Went there for an early Father's Day dinner to treat myself. Selected the All You Can Eat option as I had fasted all day and was craving sushi. The AYCE option is fairly inexpensive, and I know why now. I ordered the rolls identified in the photo, and they were delivered fairly quickly. Most of the rolls are fried, and the fish did not taste that fresh. The AYCE option was pretty limited to just rolls, and while regular sushi and sashimi were available, it was $1.50 extra per piece above and beyond the $25.00 AYCE dinner price. The decor, the food, and the menu were tired and dated. When the sushi rolls were delivered, they were poorly assembled, and the fish to rice ratio was way off. Each roll had too much rice and not enough filling. The crayfish roll that I ordered had no visible crayfish tails in the roll whatsoever. I can only surmise that they cut the tails apart to put even less meat in the actual sushi roll. The fried rolls were much too large, requiring 2 to 3 bites to consume each piece of the roll. The sushi rolls were average at best, matching very closely to the rolls served at some Chinese buffets around town. In fact, the Chinese buffet sushi has more meat in each roll. They use way too much rice in each roll and not enough other components such as avocado, cucumber, fish, etc... This place is cheap, but the sushi is not good. I don't recommend this place at all.

+3

Sarah B

The food was ok but the rice to protein ratio was awful. The waitress is super rude. Curses at you. she shouldn't argue so much especially since the situation had already been handled with the manager. Diners beware !! Bad bad service.

+1