Suki Sushi (Closed)

Everything is fine till the food came and we started eating. The fried salmon skin we had was nowhere near crispy & it was just cold, like it has been left there for a few hours. The ingredients in the California handroll was soggy&miserable especially the cucumber.The salmon sashimi was soft & the ebi sashimi was literally mushy/soggy, definitely not something I'd call fresh. We were served cold hard bacon asparagus wrap that I could barely bite into. And the grilled Shiitake that came after di

We skipped our usual buffet selections from Suki and decided to go for their ala carte menu. Ordered their Wagyu Beef shabu shabu, Teriyaki Salmon Don, Chawanmushi and Bacon Enoki wrap. I like the soup based of the beef shabu shabu. Not too salty nor bland. Service was good as we requested to top up the soup and the waitress brought out a big bowl of soup, more than enough for the 2 of us. Teriyaki Salmon Don was not bad. Rice portion was enough for a pax to be completely full.Chawanmushi and th

Suki Sushi’s buffet menu is quite extensive as they serve a great range of otyher dishes such as teriyaki chicken etc, other than the usuals-sushis and fried sides. I tried the tempura, but I don't really impressed with it as it wasn't crispy at all. Other than that, I am actually very satisfied with it. Price is affordable and those dishes are really worth a try I felt really bloated after having those shushi Their staff is also very friendly, recommending us on the more popular sushi so we c

If you're in a hurry, I thought, order the set lunch at $7.99 and you'll be able to finish fast and catch X men. Stepped into Suki Sushi, ordered the lunch and 20min came and still no lunch.Ambience: It's a comfortable but not ostentatious restaurant, bench seats with the usual conveyor belt sushi makes it seem so un-Japanese (not many restaurants in Japan have conveyor belt sushi).Food: The set comes with a choice of appetisers, I chose the salmon sashimi, mains- I chose pork donkatsu, fre

back for buffet after a really long time. i felt the sushi variety seem to have increased slightly but the taste was just average. this time we tried more variety of dessert, i felt the eclair was really nice, the ice cream buff was equally good but mochi was just average. too bad the fruits variety was limited but the watermelon was quite sweet so that was still quite nice

I bought a box of sushi from suki sushi.It packed nicely and it look fresh.I like the salmon one.It is cold and fresh.I also like the unagi one.It is really nice.I really like sushi,although sushi are cold,they are still fresh and tasty.Especially dip with some japanese soy sauce and wasabi.And it is quite healthy also because it is not oily.

went down for buffet recently but i think the store changed name to nihon mura instead but suki sushi but still under same company. i think the bacon wrap was not very nice, the golden mushroom was not too bad but the asparagus was quite bad, the stem was so old that i could hardly swollen down the fibers. so next time must remember not to order that again but other food was not bad. dessert was not much choices, wanted vanilla icecream but sold out so gotten chocolate instead which taste also n

Suki Sushi is one of my favourite hang out place to chill awhile before hitting the movies on a lazy saturday afternoon. Their prices have always been reasonable despite much improvement in food quality as compared to a few years ago. Love their cold tofu and tempura, great as appetizers! Their salmon sashimi is so-so, still has room for improvement nevertheless, good job Suki Sushi!

Suki Sushi’s buffet menu is quite extensive as they serve a great range of otyher dishes such as teriyaki chicken etc, other than the usuals-sushis and fried sides. Their staff is also very friendly, recommending us on the more popular sushi so we could try out other sushi that we have never really tried before. Thank you Suki Sushi for the warmth extended to us and also for the great food served!

It's an ideal place to eat and chat till we have to make a move to the cinema hall feeling totally satisfied. I had a pork shabu shabu for $9.90 which makes me wait for a whole full half an hour long or even longer which is madness. Worst, the waiter did not even tell me about the waiting time until I asked them. However, I cannot deny that the pork shabu shabu was delicious and same goes for the salmon avocado tabikko $8.90. I managed to avoid the dinner crowd and enter the cineleisure branch w

Suki Sushi, a more expensive sushi buffet in town. Though it's more expensive, be ready to queue for close to an hour to have a taste of their food! That's how long me and my friends waited.. Maybe it's because we have 8 people hence we have to wait longer for bigger table. But one bad thing about Suki Sushi is that the biggest table can only accommodate 6 people, hence if you have a big group, you might not even get to sit close to each other's tables.Suki has free flow of sweet drinks such as

Suki Sushi is one of my favourite hang out place to chill awhile before hitting the movies on a lazy saturday afternoon. Their prices have always been reasonable despite much improvement in food quality as compared to a few years ago. Love their cold tofu and tempura, great as appetizers! Their salmon sashimi is so-so, still has room for improvement nevertheless, good job Suki Sushi!

The sashimi and red plates are all unlimited, which is why i love suki. Cause they have free-flow of sashimi! Which should be the highlight of any jap buffet. The quality of the sashimi is just okay only, but taking note of the price paid, i have to say it is really worth. The fried ebi was great too, not too oily. The buffet here is affordable, have student rate, long hours, and great location. What else can i complain about? Its service. The staffs are quite slow in delivering, but that is fin

I went with my sister to suki sushi for some delicious sushi. The both of us have almost similar taste for sushi, so we can always share whatever sushi we order and they will not be any wastage. I simply love the baby octopus, whenever I step into a Japanese restaurant it is a must to order! I love the raw sashimi at suki sushi, really very fresh, it melts in your mouth.Their scallop sushi is also really awesome! And the fried tofu is a must order! Really yummy!

Suki Sushi is the best place for budget sushi buffet and the quality of the food is equal to the amount you pay. The food presentation is not bad because some sushi buffet serves sushi that not in shape. I like the Soft Shelf Crab sushi. All kind of Mentai, Prawn Mentai, Mussel Mentai, Salmon Mentai and etc. The chawanmushi is very soft till melt in your mouth and taste yummy!The free flow of drinks really saved me from the killing wasabi. Some of the buffet restaurant did not provide free flow