All you can eat sushi dinner for $24.95 (lunch AYCE $19.95) which I would say is pretty average price. But what makes this place so much better than the others is that they don't skimp on quality! They have an great selection of unique rolls on top of the basics. All components of the rolls fit so well and are balanced. You have to get the baked lobster rolls and the New York steak roll! This place is just small so there may be a wait during peak times. read more

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When my coworkers and I after a long day of sitting in a classroom doing training finally got outta there, we didn't look back. However, trying to decide between all three of us where we were going to eat, was a challenge. Brock: Tell me to either turn left or right; just direct me to food. With that minimum instruction I came across this little hidden gem. There would have been a slim chance I would have found this on my own, but we are thankfully in the GPS days - dinner was saved! The all you can eat sign was like a beacon in a foggy storm. It was perfect for two grown men and myself. $24? Can't beat that! The place was crowded when we got a table, and the walls were covered with customers filled sushi tables and huge smiles. Really awesome. The staff is legit Japanese, and the green tea was probably the best I've ever had. The all you can eat is lethal - you better get your money worth; get there starving like us, and you'll be so thrilled! Roll after roll was excellent! We loved the fresh roll options more than the cooked, but man, they were fresh! Clean tables and floors, and they never rushed us to leave. I will definitely be hitting this place up again the next time I am in Chicago, without hesitation! read more

queue the beat: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mAJU_ZKhEM Put it in my mouth. I said my muthaf*ckin mouth... Yep. That happened. 'Cause I'm eatin' all-you-can-eat sushi like all.damn.day... okay, maybe not all damn day, but defo for a few hours and defo enough sushi that a regular person probably could have spaced the quantity out to last the whole day. So there's that. Miso soup, green tea, sushi rolls like whoa and these little shrimp + raw quail egg boats that aren't part of the AYCE special, but are pretty much life changing and something you should for sure plan on getting on top of the AYCE menu. And while the sushi rolls weren't the freshest, nor the greatest, the $24.95 AYCE price and the variety of specialty rolls is outta control. I don't why you'd do anything but that... and those shrimp+quail egg boats. I was glad I went with a decent sized group so we could all pig the f out and try a little bit of what felt like almost everything. I'd get into specifics but honestly, I ate so much that it all kind of became a blur. In fact, at one point I actually inhaled the seaweed part of a roll that had come undone and partially lodged in my windpipe. I tried to dislodge it with my tongue and then by deep-throating my chopsticks to try and grab it, but then it became apparent that if I didn't get up and try to purge this piece in the bathroom, that I was probably going to involuntarily puke at the table with my group, or die choking on a friggin' sushi roll at an AYCE sushi restaurant like some modern-day Mama Cass. Anyway, I *somehow* summoned all my strength and was able to clear a tiny part of my wind-pipe to silently excuse myself from the table and take care of business in the bathroom. I *think* I was discreet enough that no one noticed at the time, but figured it best that I come clean now so as to squash any suspicion of an eating disorder. No habitual or voluntary purging here, just a shoveler by nature and sometimes I pay the price. Anyway, check out the pics and see for yourself. I didn't take pictures of everything because we got sooo much stuff and I didn't want to be that super annoying and make everyone wait to eat before I can figure out how to work my flash. read more

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All you can eat sushi for $25 at Abashiri nearly every day. I went for a friend's birthday and had a very fun time. However, I'm allergic to shellfish and finding rolls sans shrimp or crab was mighty hard. Nearly all their rolls have some type of shellfish included and if not that had jalapeno. I'd go back to Abashiri but skip the AYCE madness and stick to just ordering a few things on the regular menu. It wasn't quite worth the price tag for me. The rolls at Abashiri are a bit smaller than other places, however they offer a good variety of options. It was packed to the brim on the weekend and because of this it would take forever to get our rolls. I'm talking 20 minutes of waiting with no food during our break times. It would be better if they brought the rolls out as they were made instead of waiting for a few & bringing them out together. All in all, I enjoyed Abashiri but am not rushing to get back. I absolutely would like to go again and try more items from them! read more

In all honesty, the food is PHENOMENAL! I have been coming here for years with my family and the owner, Sumi, is the nicest person I've ever met. They treat everyone like a friend there and all you can eat for $25?! Heck yeah! It also includes certain apps and you get the amazing mochi desert after. I love coming here and I am always bringing friends and other family here to give it a try. Never disappointed with anything and I truly love coming here! read more

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This place is located in a strip mall and offers All-You-Can-Eat (AYCE) sushi. The sushi here is A-OK, not necessarily the best I've had, but A-OK. The food we ordered included miso soup, which was "meh". It had maybe a couple of small itty-bitty cubes of tofu and a tiny bit of seaweed, mostly liquid. Maybe it's because we came there somewhat late, and we were literally getting the bottom of the barrel. Service is slow when they aren't even that busy we were seated for about 10 minutes before we got our sushi ordering paper and pencil I do like the menu though -- each item comes with a picture and description, although the pictures can be somewhat too small to really give you a good visual of what the food item is. read more

I've visited this place numerous times and you're probably asking why I haven't reviewed it yet....well I wanted to make sure that service and sushi was consistent. Overall, it actually has been. The first time I visited was for a UYE AYCE sushi. I had no idea what to expect but between 7 of us we managed to eat A LOT of sushi. For those of you that don't know the "Yelp Lingo" yet, UYE - Unofficial Yelp Event and AYCE - All You Can Eat. Ughhh....I just became one of THOSE people, who say Lingo. lol Since the first time and to the last time I visited, it still stands, my favorite is the Lion King roll, I just can't get enough. Whatever sauce they put on top is on POINT! My second favorite would have to be the Mango & Tuna rolls. Yummmm-O! (As Rachel Ray would say, is she still around?) I'd have to say the oddest thing I've tried at Abashiri is their shrimp boat.....sounds cool doesn't it? No, it actually doesn't. At all. lol Well, I'm not going to lie, I had to talk myself into eating this. It's a piece of open faced shrimp, topped with white rice, a quail egg and caviar. NEVER in my life would I have tried that but I've learned that in life, you should always try things at least once. So I closed my eyes, inserted the boat in my mouth and closed it. To my surprise it was SOOOOO good! I could not believe that I, Osiris V, liked that slimy quail egg caviar topped thingy. haha But the combination gave it an exquisite flavor. If you visit, you should definitely try it for your selves. Just remember, AYCE sushi is only from Monday through Thursday and it runs around $25/pp. Which is not bad at all considering if you order one plate it runs you about 12-14. So it's very worth it. Plus they have really good Japanese beers! Update: I guess they have AYCE sushi everyday except Sunday now!!! WHOA. read more

This is our fav AYCE sushi in Chicagoland. Great rolls, wide selection, good price, clean facility, and friendly service.

Amazing food and fabulous service. Crazy Roll and Las Vegas Roll were so delicious. I greatly recommend you will not be disappointed.

I have never pounded so many sushi rolls in my life and I am a master of getting my money's worth at a buffet. Remember that episode of the Simpsons where Homer goes to The Frying Dutchman's all-you-can-eat? That was me at Abashiri, except they didn't give us the stink eye or kick us out. They just kept serving sushi with a smile. Sushi might easily be one of my favorite styles of food, but I've found that you either pay an arm and a leg for quality or you end up having mediocre sushi that's still more expensive than most meals. However, I've discovered that you can have your rolls and eat them too to the tune of $24.95 per person Monday-Thursday at Abashiri. It's easily the most affordable and most delicious sushi option in the suburbs if not the entire Chicagoland area. Yea, I said it! We were greeted in Japanese by a petite woman who was also our waitress. She was the only person working there, except for the chef, and there was only one other table when we arrived. It stayed relatively calm the entire night and only two more tables were taken by 7:30pm. It meant that we basically had the waitress to ourselves and the rolls came out at lightning fast speed. I especially liked that when we ordered 6 rolls to begin with that they brought them out to us in groups of 3s so we could begin eating instead of having to wait for all 6 to be completed. Between the two of us we split a Red Dragon, Godzilla, Lion King, Double Salmon, Salmon Bomb, NY Steak, Super Philadelphia, Paradise, Mexican and another that isn't coming to mind. Some were better than others, but all of them were good. I especially loved the Godzilla and Mexican, but I might recommend saving the Mexican for last as it is quite spicy (by my standards) and might make it hard to fully appreciate the flavors in the other rolls. We ordered 10 rolls total and barely put a dent in the AYCE sushi list. You could easily come here at least 5 times before you have tried everything they offer. They also have a small cocktail and alcohol menu that features sake, plum wine and mixed drinks. I almost felt as if we were robbing them with how much sushi we ate for such a small fee, so I tried to throw a few more bucks their way by ordering a Mai Tai. I believe it was just a little over $6. The only complaint I have is that it didn't have curacao and didn't have the signature taste, so I don't think it's a real Mai Tai. But it is really alcoholic, so I can't hate too much. Even after 10 rolls it practically knocked me on my ass. read more

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My boyfriend and I were so excited to try this place and it lived up to our expectations! We came for dine in a few days ago. We came at a busy time, around 5:30pm. We were lucky to be seated right away, all tables have dividers around them which sort of section you off from everyone else, I personally loved this because it gave you a more private feeling. We did the All You Can Eat Option, 25$ per person for dinner. The food was AMAZING. Perfect ratio of rice to fish. I would definitely recommend getting either the baked lobster roll or the baked scallop roll. This was probably the best sushi I've ever had. They basically take sushi roll (don't remember what kind) and bake crab or lobster - I think they also had a tuna option- on top of it. It's so flavorful, and a little smoky. Amazing. They were very busy but the service was incredible. We always had someone coming up to us refilling our drinks. I liked how our food came out at intervals, not all at once. This was nice because it gave us a break between dishes. The restaurant is also really cute. They have pictures of guests around the walls, and it gave it a really nice "homey" feel. Can't wait to go back! read more

I was curious about the AYCE sushi buffet, but realistically, I knew that I wouldn't be able to eat $25 worth. Of nigiri, yes, but not sushi rolls. So I was happy to come across their carry-out special of 3 rolls for $23. Super Philadelphia - 3.75 stars. Salmon melted in my mouth. The rice wasn't as great as it could be. Godzilla - 3 stars. Shrimp tempura inside with panko crust on top. A bit boring. With a name like that, I expected more. KG - 3.5 stars. I liked that underneath the mound of tomatoes and tuna cubes were a few spicy tuna rolls. I can't see myself ordering any of these rolls again. Still on the hunt for my go-to sushi place. read more

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The Good: I've visited twice since my last review.. Maki (roll) presentation is clean/attractive and portions are good. They haven't been heavy on the rice the last two times I've visited; ingredients are much more balanced. Ingredient quality is also decent. Oh, and it's a cute, clean space (bathrooms included). It's Japanese-owned, which I was surprised about, since all the ones I've been to have Chinese or Korean owners and/or employees. The Meh: Service is slow when they aren't even that busy (tonight at 8:30 it was 3 tables of 2-5, including ourselves). We were seated for about 10 minutes before we got our AYCE sheets, and had to ask for them. Apparently you now have to ask for the (super salty!) miso soup, too. They're stingy with wasabi and ginger, again, unless you ask. Good luck flagging down the owner('s wife?), though - she's often behind the counter and doesn't really scan the dining area. She's not very welcoming or warm, but I feel she's a teensy bit more attentive after you've been there for a bit. The pictures on the menu are a general representation (stock photos?), but we've been surprised (sometimes pleasantly, sometimes not) by some variations. This last visit we shared 6 rolls between the two of us and it was perfect. We typically get the Tempura and Fresh variety, and skip over the Hot/Cooked ones. To Sum: "A-OK": we only come here if we can't make the hour round-trip drive to a different (and $6 cheaper per person) AYCE sushi joint. read more

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Abashiri has been bookmarked for far too long. The husband has taken a liking to sushi and so we are working the circuit. We pulled up in the parking lot on a week night intending on all you can eat sushi. At least that was the plan. When we walked in, we were promptly seated and given menus to review. I really liked their bento box options, so I went that route while my husband placed an order for a few rolls to start his AYCE adventure. The food took a while. A lot longer than he expected. I was prepared having read the reviews over the years. The waitress was pretty focused which meant that eye contact didn't really mean anything. If you want something, ask for it when she's at the table. She was the only one working the room, so she was busy. The sushi made my husband happy. He filled up way too quickly since the food was taking so long. I enjoyed my teriyaki chicken, the tempura veggies and shrimp, the salad and the California roll. When he decided that he just couldn't eat anymore, we asked for the check and the waitress just charged us for the rolls he ordered instead of the AYCE price since it was less that way. I appreciated that move on her part. I can see going back, but might try for an off time in the hopes that the food hits the table quicker to make the AYCE worth it. read more

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Not often you get good northern Japanese cuisine, but this one has it down. The sushi is great and fresh, but the rest of the dishes are first class. The teriyaki has just the right kick to it, the squid and the octopus were done just right. Although they must be down with COVID, from the pickup food you can get you'd never know it. The staff are all smiles and yet the acme of Japanese efficiency. read more

I haven't found a single all-u-can eat sushi joint that was comparable to sushi para II in the city (in my opinion, the best sushi buffet I've tried so far) but abashiri 's rolls are really good! This is rolls-only sushi buffet which is a first for me and I was a little nervous about having a lack of options. I do love eating nigiri, tempura,etc which the buffet option didn't offer but abashiri's extensive and unique rolls made up for that. There are SO many different types of rolls that it was impossible to try single out one roll that made my night but my favorites were definitely the baked scallop and baked lobster rolls. I would suggest going with a bigger party so that you can share the rolls. Like every other sushi I've been to you should finish the rolls that are ordered or be prepared to pay for the leftovers. SHouldn't really be a problem though..these yummy rolls will all be in your belly by the end of the experience..no matter how full you are. read more

I've been coming here for 8 years now and this place NEVER disappoints their food is always fresh and the service is excellent everyone that works there is so sweet. I've ordered carry out from them before and it's just as good as eating at the restaurant. I never write reviews but this place is one place that definitely deserves it! Never had one bad experience here. Always good vibes. read more

Looks like I first posted about this place 6 years ago. I forgot about it for awhile when my work lunch sushi buddy left my work but got this again yesterday. Just as good if not better. read more

Abashiri - Abashiri Combo (Shrimp Tempura and California roll box) - Sushi Bars Near Me - Bloomingdale, Illinois

We ate everything on the table & maybe a few table cloths. This night began at a sports bar next door where I was watching some football & my friend came up with the idea to get some sushi. I not only had not eaten here before but I didn't know of any sushi restaurants in Bloomingdale, let alone an all you can eat sushi restaurant. When you find an all you can eat sushi place it is a good thing but when you find an all you can eat sushi restaurant with AYCE sushi it is a really good thing, except for your pants that might feel tighter from eating so much food. The staff here was very nice & the sushi all seemed very fresh. The rolls here were prepared differently than some other places which is a good thing. It is always nice to try different styles. I enjoyed my experience here. The only things that I can mention that weren't the best is that the rolls were a little bit smaller than some other places. The price was also $25 for all you can eat while other popular all you can eat sushi restaurants offer $15.99 for lunch & $18.99 for dinner. Other than that it was an enjoyable experience. I would eat here again if I was in the area. read more

Abashiri - Sushi Bars Near Me - Bloomingdale, Illinois

SO GLAD WE WENT WITH YELP REVIEWS AND FOUND THIS PLACE. It's tucked back in a strip mall and just says "Sushi" that is visible Lake Street. Looks a little sketchy- but don't judge a book by its cover! We had been going to 8000 mile almost on auto-pilot every time we wanted sushi. BUT NOW we have options! Abashiri offers a much more intimate dining experience and a much wider array of sushi options. It is also much more authentic Japanese cuisine. Additionally, if you stuff your face with enough sushi, they will automatically roll you over to the unlimited sushi plan. Which is about $25 a person and includes UNLIMITED SUSHI. If you plan on going with the unlimited plan,might as well start and continue with the premium rolls. Staff is so friendly and attentive-definitely, highly recommend. read more

All you can eat sushi. Yes please! At first I thought if it's all you can eat sushi, it must be buffet style with sushi that is premade ahead of time and been sitting out. But the sushi here is fresh and rolled when you order. However, you must finish what you order or they will charge you extra. So be cautious on your requests the second round. Service is quick and attentive. I just don't recommend going during peak times due to the wait. And once you get in, the server can make you feel rushed. read more

Wow, what a great little place! I've been spoiled and had only gone to "upscale" sushi places. My stomach, and my wallet, are glad my coworkers introduced me to Abashiri! Fantastic sushi at truly reasonable prices. I especially enjoyed the many "combos" they have to offer, affordable with a bit of variety. I tried the 290 combo (most of the combos are named after the area so you have the local names, roads, etc.). The combos come with 3 small fried dumplings (very yummy), a small house salad (loved the house dressing...I think it was Ginger/Orange?), and 2 different kinds of sushi/rolls - mine had the Philladelphia roll and the Spicy Tuna roll. Delish! My coworkers have tried many things here and said they haven't had anything that they didn't like yet. AND they don't mind giving you seperate checks :-) It's in a little spot in a strip mall, easy to overlook. The big sign just says "SUSHI". The staff is very friendly and when they greet you hello or say goodbye it sounds a little like they are yelling at you in another language but it's fun. read more

Very unexpected, very fresh and delicious sushi.. what got them the 5th star is the friendliness of the staff there. It's a nice cozy location with an unbelievable freaky prepared sushi. My new favorite sushi place. read more

Very fresh, very good. Always satisfied. Best of the best. Customer service is very good. Very clean.

I came here with a friend. He talked me In to the all you can eat which turned out to be fantastic because I tried rolls I normally wouldn't and holy cow I love this place. Super friendly staff, very fast roll dudes and fantastic food! You have to try the Abashiri special roll is amazing. read more

Small, sort of hidden sushi place from the outside that wows you on the inside! I came here for dinner and ordered 3 sushi rolls and an appetizer to share. Everything was amazing! The dragon roll was the best part and it was my first hot roll of sushi. The staff was great! I have ordered takeout from here a few times and always enjoy my meal! read more

This is hands down the best sushi place in the Chicago suburbs that I have ever eaten at! You will not be disappointed when you eat here! - A Sushi Connoisseur. read more

I'd always liked this place but last time the slices of fish were ridiculously thin. They could have kept the quality and raised prices. Unfortunately I'll not be going back. It's disappointing. read more

I ordered take out from here a few times. People I know rave about this place. When covid is over I hope to come for the buffet! Sushi was decent. Service was decent. Sushi pieces seemed smaller than other Japanese places I have ordered from. But the taste was good. Sometimes it's about the quality and it quantity. I wish the restaurant was a little bigger. It seemed crammed. And it was awkward when I went in to pay for food and sat at the small bar which was next to people eating. read more

This was the worst sushi i ever had, and i have tried a lot of sushi before believe me, very desappoi ted of yelp rating it 4 stars, and the service very bad, i am still in shock i forgot to take picture of this disaster, the lobster roll is not ever real lobster read more

Abashiri - The worst sushi i ever had, and i have try a lot of them, terrible service too, the lobster roll is a cream, not even real lobster. Very bad - Sushi Bars Near Me - Bloomingdale, Illinois

Honestly the service here is the best. They are always checking up on you in the friendliest way before and after you eat. The sushi is good too! Wish there was more options for nigiri. Sushi is good enough to satisfy your sushi cravings. I had better sushi elsewhere but this is definitively a place to come back for all you can eat! read more

This is some of the best sushi in the area. The quality is very fresh and they have plenty of variety. The all you can eat price is a great deal and the staff are very friendly. read more

They had a nice variety of selection for sushi rolls, however the taste of the tuna, Salmon, was distasteful. You could tell quality was very poor. and slightly higher priced than comparable restaurants. Please don't go here, service was also horrendous. Came later at night, waitress only had 2 tables and still kept rushing us to place our order, and would walk away before we even had the chance to finish asking questions about the menu. Please take my advice and go somewhere else. read more

AMAZING! Friendly service and great food! I love their salad dressing but not a huge fan of their miso soup. I recommend not going during rush hours cause it's a smaller restaurant and wait times can increase. If you do go during rush hours remember it's a small team working their hardest for your enjoyment. read more

Consistently good nigiri and sashimi. Their house salad dressing is amazing. I wish they sold bottle of it that I can take home read more

This place is pretty good, but I prefer Hokkai. Hokkai is still closed for dine-in during the pandemic, so I'll continue to go Abashiri because you can't do all you can eat takeout. read more

The sushi Tastes pretty good but they have a issue with hair in the food. I went for the first time and found a long dark strand of hair that I had to pull out of my mouth. I gave them another try one day and same thing happened. A piece of hair in my cup of spicy Mayo. I don't know what's going on back there but they need to cover their heads or something. It's messed up cause they actually taste pretty decent, but I won't be back. I already tried to give them a chance. read more

The best and only place you need to go for sushi. The soft shell crab roll is great. Limited seating on the inside. AYCE sushi available weekly. read more

Loved this spot! Definitely going back again! It was pretty busy for a Friday night but the staff was still attentive and super friendly! Great prices for great food! read more

This definitely my absolute favorite sushi joint! It's a tiny restaurant tucked into a strip mall that serves great quality fish! A colleague and I frequently come here for lunch which offers all you can eat for $24. We've dined here for dinner and they have people pouring out the door. I highly recommend trying Abashiri. Because it is a small restaurant they have 1 server during lunch and 2 in the evening, so it can take a little long. read more