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    Ajisai Sushi

    4.0 (49 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Dogs allowed

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    James M.

    Always amazing! Great food, service, and atmosphere. Value play for sure. Check out the pics, or better yet, just stop in.

    Colorful banners hang from the ceiling
    Stephanie A.

    Went here on a whim and now we have a favorite sushi restaurant Lunch Mon-Sat is $15.99 from 11-3 Order off the paper menu, push the call button and someone picks up your order - wait a bit and a robot rolls up with your sushi! We enjoyed tempura veggies, miso soup, crab Rangoon and a variety of rolls and nigiri this first trip. The space is happy and well-lit, not too loud on a Friday over lunch.

    Sarah G.

    Great spot if you are looking for an all you can eat vibe, but as with most all you can eat places in my opinion, it's quantity over quality. Still, it's super fun for kids, including the delivery robot and a lot of the food is really good and probably above average for all you can eat spot.

    Squid salad
    Dan S.

    in my opinion, this is now the best or you can eat sushi restaurant omaha. The menu is so varied and expansive, it's hard to compare to any other place.

    The robot that brought us food
    Jennifer H.

    I recently went to Ajisai with my husband. We had a great time! We were able to be seated right away. The logistics are easy to maneuver, you get a list of all of the food for order and you just mark the quantity that you want of each desired item. Then, as your items are ready, they come out. Sometimes it is the waitstaff that brings it out--other times, it is a cute little robot that plays music. There are two screens that both play different captivating videos. One has beautiful landscapes. The other was a food show showing tons of delicious food being prepared. We order a lot of food and felt like it was a really good value. The staff members were all really nice and the food was yummy. We will definitely go back!

    AYCE
    Angeline R.

    One of my new fav Japanese spots in Omaha. The food is AYCE and the quality is pretty good. I feel like when it is AYCE sushi, sometimes the quality is not the best but that's not the case here. Service is great as well! They have so many items in their menu that even a non sushi or non seafood eater would be satisfied. They have udon, chicken karaage, tempura, yakitori, tofu, etc. My kids love that the robots bring you their food. They even have the call buttons at the tables. This is the first restaurant in Omaha I have seen have those buttons since moving from Los Angeles. In LA, all the restaurants in Koreatown have it. You push it and the sever comes immediately! I was also very pleasantly surprised by the price, def waaay cheaper than some of the other AYCE sushi places around.

    Hibachi chicken fried rice with yum yum sauce
    Jen R.

    Was so excited for the Omaha Sushi Project to take on Ajisai Sushi!! They offer an al a carte menu and an all-you-can-eat menu, both with hibachi and sushi options. The AYCE menu was LARGE!!! They had special and standard roles and a bunch of appetizer options! You can really get bang for your buck with this option! We had a couple different apps including miso soup, Kani salad, gyoza, and tempura zucchini. All were pretty basic, but gyoza was pretty amazing. We also got a good mixture of rolls including a hand roll which is fun! Yam tempura roll was so good! Most rolls needed a little more fish in them but it was so fun to pick everything! The wait staff was incredibly nice and continuously checked on us and we had a special waiter, a robot! They had robots bringing by more food and drinks which was so fun! Can't wait to come back! Follow us at the Omaha Sushi Project collection! Presentation: 2/5 Crunch: 1/5 Taste: 3/5 Variety of menu: 4/5 Price: $

    Forgot to take a pic at first but this is our second round of sushi
    Matt C.

    First time here, the appetizers had amazing flavor. The flavor was spot on, not over powering but so good. The all you can eat aspect of it is wonderful. You can get appetizers sushi, shashimi, hibachi and so much more for the price. The drinks were also perfect!! You get so much for a great price!!

    Spicy tuna pizza
    Jana J.

    This place is absolutely worth it! I have gone to a few all you can eat places, and this is my favorite so far. We tried several sashimi's, and most of the 'fancy' rolls with more ingredients. Our favorites were the red dragon roll, Mexican roll, and hoppin jalapeño roll. My personal favorite item of the night was the tuna pizza! This is a lightly fried and crispy rice crust, topped with spicy tuna. It was served piping hot and tasted amazing! We came around 6 and the place was empty. Our food was SO fresh, and didn't take too long. I will say, I think the freshness decreased through the night for some reason--our last plate had sashimi that wasn't as fresh, and rolls that weren't as tasty. My only other negative through the night was the lack of sauce. I love a TON of sauce and there was hardly any on any roll or item. However, if you ask they will bring you some! I ended up with 3 sides of eel sauce through the night--I wish I had known I could get this from the beginning! The service is minimal but good, they have at least 3 robots that we counted bringing items out to tables, which was a fun experience. 2 robots collided at one point, resulting in one dish on the floor, but this was more humorous than anything! Overall I will definitely recommend this place, and come back. I will however, make a point to come in early for fresher fish, and to ask for extra sides of sauce from the beginning!

    Mark P.

    Great food and good service. Tons of parking. Nice location and the restaurant is/looks brand new. Five stars all around.

    Bryan A.

    New favorite lunch bunch place. 1. All you can eat. 2. Tons of options, hot and cold. 3. Robot Delivery and pickup! 4. Good accoutrements...Miso. Dumplings. Chicken Katsu. 5. Super Clean! 6. Super nice wait staff (including the robot) Try it!

    Udon seafood soup
    Lannae L.

    This is a brand new restaurant of all you can eat Japanese food. There are cooked appetizers, salad, soup, sushi and sashimi. There are vegan and gluten free options. The dishes are made to order, so the tempura is fresh, crispy and delicious. The sushi and sashimi are made to order, but comes out quickly. . The dinner time AYCE is currently $25. It is truly all I could eat. I really liked the udon soup, simple salad with ginger dressing, and the sashimi. I liked the tempura sweet potato. I think this was a great value. . There is a free parking lot outside and it seems to be ample parking for as many people who want to eat here. . I am definitely going back again!

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    Haley J.

    Super cute new sushi restaurant near 76th & dodge! The decor is super cute and very photogenic! They have a robot that brings out your food, and a SUPER handy button at your table if you need anything you ring and a server comes right over. They were decently busy when we went, 4 girls right after work around 5:30pm on a week night. All the food came out quick and hot and correct! We all did the all you can eat for $25 a person. Everything was delicious, we took a lot of their recommendations for sushi rolls and the dynamite was all our favorites!

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    I would never go here this place makes you sit around for almost 5 minutes like a sitting duck the food is good, but the service is horrible

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    Ask the Community - Ajisai Sushi

    Hi does anyone know how much they charge for kids? Thanks in advance! :)

    I don't believe they have one. They have the all-you-can-eat menu and the regular menu where you can order entrees or sushi combos, but I did not see a kids section. I will say this, the all-you-can-eat menu worked out well for my daughter because… 

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