Loved this AYCE sushi place. Lots of great yummy options!!…read more The restaurant is so cool too ! It has a koi pond and lots of cute decorations inside. Server was nice and attentive. Just don't leave any extra sushi unless you want to get charged for it. (Typical at any buffet place.)

Update - the past 2 times we've came was very disappointing. Food was still good, but the service…read morewas horrible. Slow service and food took forever to come out. The most recent time was at 3 pm on a Thursday, it was not busy at all. I had to waive the waiter over several times because he was just sitting around. Plates we order never came so we had to ask about them also, several times. Food we did order took forever to come, and honestly the plates coming out one at a time is annoying. All of the other AYCE sushi places I've been to brought almost everything out at the same time. I was with family who came into town and I was raving about this place, so it was very unfortunate that we had this experience. Don't think we will coming back.

My friends and I decided to stop by Sumo Sushi Express for lunch. Their lunch menu is served from…read more12:00-3:00pm and has affordable prices for sushi. While there is seating inside, it's more of a takeout restaurant. We ordered five different rolls and waited a bit. You order up front and wait until your order is ready. Everything comes in to go containers, so even if you dine-in it's still in takeout form. The woman working that cashier was kind. We got a tuna avocado roll, a salmon avocado roll, the Richmond roll, the dragon roll, and a sweet potato roll. These were huge portions. We still had some leftovers and we were three people. We enjoyed our rolls. My friend works nearby and was happy to learn about a new to her sushi spot from Yelp. This sushi spot if a bit farther from me, so I feel like I'd return for the lunch prices if I was nearby.

This place featured some of the smallest sushi l've seen in a long time. The role was the size of a…read moresoda bottle cap. And that was the bigger cuts. Nothing was particularly good, just basic normal sushi you find anywhere else. And the lunch special that runs to 3 o'clock according to the sign posted, apparently ends at 2:30 when I arrived. I thought this was better long ago, but apparently cost cutting and whatever else has set in. $35 for two itty-bitty rolls and a soda was extreme for what I got. Time to go somewhere else.

Came in for a quick lunch and loved everything! The food was fresh and the service was incredible!…read moreFor stopping in at 12:30 in the thick of the lunch rush, I was in and out in 30 minutes. I will be back again!

I'm always looking for good sushi in Richmond, Sake & Sushi may be my new favorite. We started with…read morethe miso and salad. This was probably some of the best miso I've had in a while. I'm a huge fan of nigiri and sashimi, this was the freshest of the fresh! Our waitress was amazing - friendly and attentive. She made us really feel like we were at home. They do a great job of making you feel comfortable.

Solid vegan options, hip atmosphere, great service!…read more The vegan bento box for $22 was SO MUCH FOOD: miso soup, ginger salad, a tonnnn of fried tofu, rice, veggies, 3 dumplings, and a vegan sushi roll! We also got the fried tofu appetizer and edamame and we now have so many leftovers! Only 2 complaints: * so maddeningly loud in there (next time I will try to make a reservation for outside) * they should have a few more/cooler vegan sushi rolls

The parking was hit or miss. We got a reasonable spot nearby, but your mileage may vary…read more Walking into the restaurant, we noticed a wide selection of drinks on order. We stuck to water, but they have cocktails of all calibers here. The temperature inside was chilly, and I wished I'd brought a sweater or jacket. I'm sure others feel differently, though, I'm not a fan of the cold. I ordered sushi, including the wonder woman, sweet potato, and spicy tuna. They were all tasty, though spicy tuna as always remains my favorite. My partner ordered the orange chicken because she doesn't care for sushi, but it was pretty fantastic as well. I tried a sample of the chicken and the salad, and both were excellent. Our server was kind and provided excellent service. She never lingered, and continued working diligently all evening. The experience overall was majorly positive, and I would recommend to any who are looking for a solid Asian-fusion spot. I'd give five stars if the sushi was better. I found it to be satisfactory but nothing special, unfortunately.

Full length version: At long last, Richmond is becoming fancier -- we finally have a choice of…read moretruly classy restaurants, not just mediocre eateries with questionable food quality and even more questionable hygiene. Perry's at Short Pump was probably the first upscale place in our area. Another pleasant surprise is Ariland Sushi in the West End: more affordable, yet still a genuinely classy little sushi restaurant. The freshness of the food is beyond reproach, and everything is prepared right in front of you. Impeccable taste. Cleanliness? We were shown the back of Ariland Sushi -- impeccably clean, with an abundance of eco‑friendly cleaners and disinfectants. A Michelin‑star restaurant would be proud. The hostess, Sophia, who is also a skilled chef, will win your heart. I only hope they don't raise their prices after this review.

This place hit the spot and the prices were really good value for what you got. My daughter loved…read moreher California roll and vegetable roll. The edamame were good, could use a little more salt but we scarfed those down. I had bento box A w 3 pieces of nigiri, 4 tuna, and then shrimp tempura and chicken gyoza. Everything was flavorful. Service was friendly and fast.

I walked and realized that this place does really offer many selections with only a few options and…read moreno sashimi. There are very few patron in the restaurant. No a good sushi place.

Tasty, fresh, and delicious. A great lunch spot for sushi or hibachi box. My favorite are their…read moresushi bento boxes.

Sushi is legit! The…read moremenu offers many specialty rolls and traditional rolls such as sashimi, nigiri. We started off with some fried tofu (not pictured) and followed up with two specialty rolls. For two people, this was plenty to fill us up. The Monster roll is pretty filling with its size, tuna, and a piece of tempura. The roll on the left (forgot the name), was a nice balance to the heavier Monster roll. I thoroughly enjoyed the specialty rolls! Service was great! We were running behind our reservation time and I called to let them know. We still got our table when we arrived! They told us about the happy hour and we got some drinks and an appetizer. Water was always refilled. Ambiance is low key. Great for catching up with friends and families. Bathrooms had cool, neon lighting like you're at the club. Would definitely come back (which I did)!

Cute location, very nice ambiance for dinner and seems like a great spot for date night. There's…read moreplenty of street parking. I ordered with a buy one get one deal through Uber Eats. Yume Roll and Jeff roll on bogo. They were actually a bit smaller than I expected. I ate all 4 rolls in one sitting. Some of the roll pieces were kind of thin but it was worth it with the bogo deal. Still pretty good flavor. I liked the Jeff roll with tuna, it seemed like a pretty thin topping and had a nice little kick from the jalapeño. The Yume roll had good flavor but it felt like the filling with the crunch was a lot of the filling which made it a little bland, nice crunch and simple flavors.

Yoshi Sushi: All-You-Can-Eat... but also All-You-Better-Respect-the-Rules…read more Let me start by saying this: "All You Can Eat" at Yoshi Sushi is not a meal... it's a legally binding challenge. I walked in confident. Hungry. Delusional. I walked out humbled... and slightly monitored. First off, the deal sounds amazing--$29.99 all-you-can-eat sushi? Say less. I immediately started ordering like I was preparing for a competitive eating documentary. "Yeah I'll take the Rainbow, the Volcano, the Godzilla, the Spider Man, the Yoshi, the Jurassic, the Ocean Star, the Dragon, the Red Dragon, and emotionally... I'm not okay." Food starts coming out and I realize two things: 1. Everything is actually really good 2. I have made a terrible, irreversible decision The Volcano Roll? Erupting with flavor. The Godzilla Roll? Destroyed my self-control. The Spider Man Roll? Saved me from ordering even worse things... barely. And the Crazy Roll? Accurate name because at this point I've lost all sense of reality. BUT HERE'S THE THING... Yoshi doesn't play games. You see that tiny line on the menu? "Please do not waste food... additional charges will be applied." Oh, they mean that. This is not a suggestion. This is a warning from people who have seen things. Halfway through, I'm slowing down. The table is full. My spirit is fading. And suddenly... I feel it. Eyes on me. Not aggressive. Not obvious. Just... aware. Like the sushi itself is watching to see if I finish it. At one point I considered hiding a roll in my pocket like a criminal, but I'm pretty sure they would've sensed it immediately and charged me emotionally AND financially. Pro tip: Order in rounds. Do NOT let your ego order for you. Your stomach cannot cash the checks your confidence is writing. Also shoutout to: Purple rice option - didn't know I needed it, now I'm questioning regular rice entirely Appetizers - gyoza and tempura came in hot like they knew I was about to overdo it Service - fast, efficient, and quietly keeping track of your life choices By the end, I finished everything on my plate out of pure respect and mild fear. AI Summary (but real): Food: Fire Value: Incredible... IF you don't get penalized Service: Friendly but lowkey observant like FBI agents Experience: Fun, chaotic, slightly stressful in the best way Final Verdict: All-you-can-eat here isn't just a deal... It's a bet. And Yoshi is very comfortable letting you lose.

I was feeling sushi, so this was a nice place to stop after doing a little shopping in the area. I…read moreended up getting the all-you-can-eat special, but honestly I was only able to eat a couple of pieces. My favorite, though, was the Willow Lawn sushi.