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Sushi Village

3.6 (77 reviews)
Open 11:30 am - 3:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 10:00 PM

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Su Jin J.

The food was decent, but the sushi had an excessive amount of rice. It wasn't bad, but the rice-to-fish ratio could definitely be better.

Zacch A.

The Fire Mountain roll was so good, it made my eyes roll back. Ayce was pricier than other spots, and they charge you an extra $1 for certain appetizers. Only other thing is I wish they had coke zero.

Monica N.

I just moved to the area and I was super excited about all you can eat sushi. I was severely disappointed with this establishment. I walked in and I was asked how many right away instead of a welcoming hi. Then before I sat down I was being asked about my drink order. I asked for a menu and was told there is no menu. I felt very rushed from the moment I went in. When my miso soup arrived I instantly knew it was an instant miso soup packet. When the sushi arrived it was the worst rice texture I've ever had. It was hard and the seaweed was super stretchy I almost choked. Overall I do not recommend this place. I didn't take pictures of the food but here is my receipt.

Yuna C.

Didn't realize there was a close AYCE sushi (with parking available)! At $31.99/person this was quite a steal - there are sushi, sashimi, hand roll, regular roll, and special roll options along with some appetizers like salads, soups (but not udon), fried items (tempura, gyoza); so a little bit of everything for everyone! I really enjoyed the Spicy Tuna rolls the best - one item I didn't particularly enjoy/recommend would be the Yuzu Salmon or Yellowtail options: they were over sauced and too sweet (one of the dishes had popping boba). However, the sashimi pieces were pretty fresh and the wasabi was strong, so be careful!

Fire Mountain Roll
Ruyen H.

I ordered the Fire Mountain Roll ($13.95), but the portion was so small--almost like the California roll in a dinner box. It was ridiculously small. On top of that, it tasted plain and not even fresh. Very disappointing.

Roseanne P.

Had stopped by Sushi Village for dinner one evening and had tried their AYCE meal option. Good variety of sashimi, hand rolls, hot apps, salad, soups and desserts. Once seated you are given 2 paper menus with the kitchen and sushi options. Once we gave our orders, the food all came out pretty quick. The sashimi was super fresh and the pieces were a good helping. We def enjoyed our food. We will be back again for our next sushi craving. And don't be wasteful, and only order as much as you can eat.

Jessica A.

Omgggg I love this place, the wait for the sushi is not bad at all and we had 5 people in our table who ordered. Parking space is not bad . But the sushi is so tasty and yummy the prices are pretty good too!!!!!.Service was friendly and attentive, and the ambiance was clean, calm, and modern--perfect for a sushi night out. Prices were fair considering the quality of the ingredients.

Spicy Kami salad
Marta T.

California roll was the only one that was edible. The tuna was like rubber. I can't even explain the texture and never had tuna like this. I had to throw it out. The spicy Kani was ok, but too much mayo. Overall I do not recommend. Do not waste your money. This was a delivered meal.

Green Tea Ice Cream
Frisca F.

Went to Sushi Village in Hackensack on New Year's Day for their AYCE Sushi Dinner. There's plenty of free parking, and there's a wait if you come after 5pm, but that's just because it was New Year's. I've been here before on regular days, and there's usually no line. There was also a 15-minute blackout, but the staff handled it well and reassured customers that everything was fine. The food is good overall. My favorites were the eel, beef bulgogi, and kalbi, along with a few other dishes. The green tea ice cream is really good too. The service was okay; I wouldn't say they were friendly. I felt like I was being stared at, and they seemed focused on making sure I left on time. I was told that I could only order one dessert at a time, but it took a long time for them to bring it. Since the price is reasonable, I'll be back again or maybe I'll try another AYCE spot around the area next time.

AYCE menu
Sarah P.

I've been to their Montclair location a few times in the past so when I drove past this one while in the area I had to stop by! Went on a Saturday night and it was suuuper busy (which is always a great sign) but the service was still quick. They have other dining options but we came for the all you can eat experience babyyy - which was weekend prices so it was $30. Although weekday prices are only $1 less so I will say it's on the expensive side BUT everything is made to order as opposed to buffet style so it tastes much more fresh which I don't mind paying more for. You can choose from apps, sushi, sashimi, tempura, even desserts! They have some unique options I haven't seen at other AYCE places too. My highlights were the gyoza, Godzilla roll, katsu, & the spicy titanic roll. Thought it was cool they had crispy sushi rice as an option here too! And of course had to end the night with a delish scoop of green tea ice cream. This place is also BYOB and has a parking lot but it's pretty tight in there so don't try bringing your Escalade.

Mel T.

We always drive past this place so finally decided to check it out on Labor Day. It was around 12:30 and while the dining room wasn't full, there were a good amount of tables dining. Since it was a holiday, it was weekend prices. There are some pretty interesting items on the menu. Unfortunately, nothing was really that good. For apps, we ordered the yuzu tuna. This came with mango popping boba in it, which had no business there. The seaweed and kani salad had way too much tempura flakes in it. The mushroom soup was just a salty broth with boiled mushrooms, that weren't even cooked all the way. The agedashi tofu was actually pretty good. The yellowtail jalapeño was pretty good but it could have used a little less of whatever sauce they put on it. I also liked the fact they had crispy rice on the menu. This is the first time I've ever seen it on an AYCE menu. However, their spicy tuna/salmon is way too minced. It's like they put it into a food processor because it has almost a paste-like consistency. For other items, we ordered mostly sashimi because we didn't want to fill up on rice. I liked the white tuna sashimi, which is usually my fave. We ordered a spider roll, which could have been good if there wasn't so much rice in it. We also ordered another roll which we didn't realize was a tempura roll meaning they dunked the whole thing in batter and fried it, and that was too much. All you could taste was oily tempura. For dessert, you're only allowed one scoop of ice cream per person. So if you wanted more than one flavor, too bad. They do have Oreo tempura though. I'm not a fan but my husband loves it so he was happy about that. Overall, it seems they try really hard here to fill you up with the extras, which most places do but I felt Sushi Village was overdoing it with the extra rice, tempura flakes, popping boba, etc. Not a good option for AYCE.

AYCE Menu
Chris E.

If not the best, then probably one of the best AYCE sushi restaurants in Bergen County! And, YES, it's really true, they really do have AYCE sashimi as part of their menu! You read that right .....ALLLLLL YOU CAN EAT sashimi! We arrived around 6:20 on a Friday evening and the restaurant was already bustling. The main dining room was packed, so they seated us in the secondary dining room off to the left. The menu is as straightforward as it gets - order as much of whatever you want from the menu (except for the special appetizers and dessert). That's a whole other story of how a restaurant will allow you to eat an ocean's worth of sashimi, but limit your ice cream servings to just 1 - go figure. However, the sushi??? - As FRESH as it gets for an AYCE restaurant! No offense to what people like to order at AYCE sushi restaurants because I am definitely not the menu police, but we didn't "waste" much of our appetite on kitchen items or rolls because to us it would be a huge mistake eating all of that rice when we can easily have rice at home. Right???? Anyhow, our goal was to eat our weight worth of sashimi and it felt like we did exactly that! We ordered every single type of sashimi they offered. Plus, we did order some sushi, 1 special roll and a few appetizers for the kids, BUT the main focus was sashimi. As I said, the sashimi was very, very good for an AYCE restaurant - nicely cut, big pieces, fresh tasting and mmmm mmmm good. Absolutely loved the tuna and salmon especially. From all of AYCE restaurants we have been to, there was only 1 other restaurant that we had been to that offered such fresh sashimi (E Sushi 2 in Brooklyn). Service was insanely swift, despite only seemingly having 3 waiters working that busy evening shift. Also, they didn't miss a single item from what we selected too. Quite impressive. Definitely worth every penny we spent here - $30 for adults and $8 for kids (not sure what the age limit is though). When we're craving sushi again, I'm pretty sure we know where we'll be going again!

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Sarah K.

After searching for all the possible AYCE sushi places nearby, I saw that they had sashimi as part of their AYCE, which is a rare find, so I decided to check this place out. Everything was meh, hence the 3 stars. Service was okay and food was okay. As someone mentioned in a previous review, don't expect high quality sushi or else you will be disappointed. The sashimi tasted fresh and they had a good variety of choices of sashimi. I'm mainly a salmon gal, so ate that to my heart's content. For the spicy seaweed salad, it was more like the kani salad with a few seaweed pieces thrown it and made spicy, which was disappointing. The soups and udon were bland and didn't have much flavor. The rolls were just meh and can be very filling. So, try not to order too much rolls or you'll get full very quickly. The dishes that I liked were; -the salmon sashimi pieces -sesame tuna -kalbi (but you only get 3 pieces per person) I really wanted to like this place because it's near me and has AYCE sashimi, but this place is a pass for me. Sigh. My hunt for a good sushi AYCE sushi place continues. This makes me miss Minado. Anybody else remember Minado?

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Great service Great Sushi lots of options to choose from Always a great experience Wait staff is very nice

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Great all you can eat sushi options and the service is good too. I've been to both locations and they're both great.

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Green tea icecream is fire. The bulgogi and kalbi are to die for so well marinated 10/10 all you can eat experience.

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