As I sit at the bar with salmon eggs popping in my mouth, I think: life is good, but not perfect,…read moresame for Tokyo Sushi. Most times I come alone an hour before closing and get a seat at the bar almost immediately. This visit, I was astonished to find 36 people on the waitlist with only an hour left. At that late point they hand out order sheets while you're waiting, which for groups still not seated means placing a MEGA order as soon as you sit down, followed by a rushed scarfing-down session as the staff begins closing up shop. The menu is quite large with heavy overlap with the menus at most other AYCE places. Roll selection is good and popular, as I look to either side, I'm appreciative of most patrons filling up on rolls commonly made with fake Krab (same stuff in frozen fish sticks), deep-fried ingredients, and generous applications of mayo and eel or teriyaki sauce. These cost the restaurant far less than a steady stream of nigiri, effectively subsidizing the roughly $120 worth of assorted nigiri I'm about to consume for about a third of that price. To each their own. The rice was perfectly seasoned and properly cooked, the most important part of sushi, though on one previous visit it leaned a bit too sweet. The fish tasted good, and the fish-to-rice ratio is better than at most competing spots. Service attentiveness can vary but on average is typically solid with a call button you can press. The combination of a packed dining room and upbeat music makes the place LOUD and festive, with sports on two large-screen TVs that appeal to the younger Midtown crowd. The downside is that carrying on a conversation in a larger group can be challenging. The bar refrigerator sits high enough that you can't really watch the chefs work, and when combined with the noise and possibly a language barrier, forget about chatting with the sushi chef. Food-wise, it's easy to place Tokyo Sushi in Reno's top three AYCE options, though you'll pay a few dollars more than average at roughly $45 per person with tax and tip as of June 2026. Its extreme popularity, however, fills the parking lot and creates wait times capable of testing almost anyone's patience. Waiting over an hour during peak dinner service is not uncommon, and the crowded waiting area may leave you standing outside or sitting in your car. Hungry couples and groups may want to consider less busy alternatives, especially on a 90+ degree summer day or when winter "rolls" around.

Went to Tokyo Sushi for my cousin's graduation dinner and had a really great experience. Even…read morethough they were extremely busy, they were still able to get our party of 8 seated in a reasonable amount of time, which we really appreciated. The food came out surprisingly quick and definitely didn't disappoint. Everything we ordered was good, but the baked mussels were easily my favorite -- we must have ordered at least 50 of them throughout the night because they were that addictive. The staff was great the entire evening, stayed attentive, and handled the busy atmosphere really well. Overall, it was a fun dinner with good food, good service, and a great spot for celebrating special occasions.

A hidden gem found! The only all You can eat sushi made to…read moreorder that offers high quality consistently at the valued price. I'm just amazed on how they can charge under $40.00 for such a great menu. The quality is consistent and not this sloppy made ones. Portioned generously

We have been coming here off and on for 26 years- while lots of other sushi places have come and…read moregone. We live out of the area now but when we come to Reno- we have to do an all you can eat sushi! We had an excellent lunch here last week, practically had the place to ourselves due to the time of day. We mainly do nigiri with some rolls thrown in. Fish tasted fresh, service fast and friendly. We will be back next time we are in town.

I have been to many AYCE sushi restaurants here in the Reno area. I never understood how the fish…read morecan be so fresh out here in the high desert. But, it is! The service was very good. We were seated quickly. Now that can be attributed to the fact that we were early for dinner. We opted for a tabled, but there were plenty of seats available at the sushi bar. We only waited for a few minutes before the first wave of fish was delivered. Throughout dinner, we never had to wait long for the sushi to be delivered. The atmosphere was decent. It felt like it was more of a storefront than a traditional restaurant. But, it was a storefront and I don't care about that. I base my rating on freshness, service and cleanliness of the store. One thing that surprised me was the Kani (crab). I ordered it wondering if it would be real crab or imitation. It was real! I was happy and surprised. I ate my fill. Actually, I ate more than my fill. Enjoyed it completely. My sushi coma was justified. Freshness: 10 Service (dining time 3:30pm) : 10 Friendly: 9 (Anymore would be just awkward) Cleanliness: 10 Parking: 10 Bottom Line ------------------ Would I recommend O' A Sushi to friends and family? Yes. Would I go back there again? Yes.

We've enjoyed the food here, but had a very frustrating experience with their punch card policy…read more My wife and daughter tried to redeem several O'A Sushi punch cards that together had enough stamps for 10 meals. The card says, "Buy 10 meals and get the 11th free." It does not say that all 10 stamps have to be on the same physical card, and it does not say "no combining cards." The frustrating part is that the restaurant also did not ask us to keep using one existing card. On prior visits, they simply handed out new punch cards, which is how we ended up with multiple partially stamped cards in the first place. Then, when my wife and daughter tried to use the stamps together, the restaurant refused and said the 10 stamps had to be on one card. They spent about 10 minutes discussing it with staff, but the reward still was not honored. I understand restaurants can set whatever loyalty program rules they want, but those rules should be printed clearly on the card and applied consistently. As written, the customer-facing promise is that if you buy 10 meals, you get the 11th free. Refusing to honor multiple stamped cards, especially after handing out new cards on prior visits, felt unfair and created an unnecessarily negative experience. The food may be good, but this left a bad impression. If the policy is "one card only," they should print that clearly and stop handing out new cards when customers already have active ones.

Ordered take out, the sushi was not great super dry and had a weird taste and they forgot our…read morechopsticks, wasabi, ginger, cucumber salad. Not too nice of an experience in person, kind of rude.

Great all you can eat sushi restaurant. The food came out quickly & tasted delightful. There are…read moreother options for those who don't care for sushi. Our son ordered Steak Bento & loved it. They also have fried items, their tempura is yum. The service is top notch. Our waitress Monica was on it to make sure we had everything we needed! DEFINITELY RECOMMEND this sushi spot!

Miyabi is a great place for Al la carte sushi in the sea of all you can eat sushi places in Reno…read more The chirashi is always so satisfying. A variety of fish over a bed of sushi rice. It also comes with a side salad and miso soup. If you're looking for Japanese favorites and sushi that's not all you can eat style, look no further than Miyabi

Complete joke for the price…read more I frequent sushi spots all over and stopped in here because of a work trip, and honestly it was a massive disappointment. I ordered two rolls, the negi toro roll and the fire ocean roll. I literally have pictures of both because the rice to fish ratio is a complete joke for what they are charging you. It was basically a giant mountain of rice with a tiny sliver of fish hidden inside. The food could have been salvageable but the service was also bad. I was given two sushi rolls with no soy sauce plate, no chopsticks and no napkins. I had to sit there staring at my food while it sat warm on the table. I also ordered edamame and it's a miracle that you can dry something out by steaming it. It was completely shriveled and uneditable. To top it all off, none of the hosts or waitresses paid attention to me for an extended period of time so I talked to the sushi chefs that spoke no english to help me. 5 stars to them because they actually tried to help me out when the rest of the staff ignored me, but unfortunately it doesn't really help the restaurant. Save your money and go somewhere else.

This is one of my go-to sushi locations…read more Friendly staff, great service, and of course mouthwatering sushi. I highly recommend their Wolf Pack hand rolls, Battle Born hand roll, and Rocky Mountain Roll! The restaurant's ambiance reminds me of Hawaii, which is fitting given the name "Ohana." Pro Tip: They offer military/veteran discounts

I really like the food here, but the last few times the service hasn't been that great. I went for…read moremy birthday a few months ago and they forgot a bunch of my rolls, now I'm here with my bf and I ordered my rolls with my boyfriend and it's been 20 min now and he got 2 of his rolls and I haven't even gotten 1 roll. Sad cause I really liked the food here but I'm sick of my dinner being ruined because they keep forgetting about me. And as I can see this place use to be 5 stars and now it's down to 4. I probably won't be back. There's better restaurants in town.

We were recommend this place by a friend and it was pleasantly good. The staff were attentive and…read morekind and the rolls we got were tasty. I think what set this place apart from other spots was the well portioned rolls, nigiri, and the variation of fillings inside the rolls. I feel some places go heavy and hard on the fried shrimp but Umi had a wonderful mix of fish and shrimp and other roll fillings. My favorite hands down was the Vegas roll with the savory tuna, followed by the crown shrimp roll with a mayo topping the really brought out the umami flavor. While this spot is a little out of the way for us I definitely plan on revisiting soon and recommend this as a go to spot for both locals and those who are traveling from outside the area.

We had a great experience at Umi sushi for lunch today. I had never been and our friends wanted to…read morego. They sat the 4 of us right away. A server came and he recognized my friend from the other week and greeted him. Some people have mentioned the fish being small on the nigiri. Smaller than some other restaurants, but the fish to rice ratio is good. There were a lot of good options for the rolls. I tend to like ones that have some lemon and they tasted nice and fresh. I felt the crystal shrimp was more crisp than some other places like it hadn't been sitting as long. We did get checked on frequently so had no issues with ordering. While it was nice having things come out at different times, we did have a pause and forgot about some rolls we ordered and were stuffed by the end. Next time, I think we would order rolls in 1 roll increments versus 2 of the same flavor for 4 people.

2nd attenpt and I ordered to-go from King Sushi and it was great. Their combo specials are an…read moreawesome deal and my boyfriend loves their rolls -- always a win. The fried rice is really good. I got it with octopus and it was a little overcooked, so I'd skip the octopus next time and try a different protein. Still enjoyed the meal overall. Service was friendly and quick, the place looked clean inside, and there's plenty of seating if you dine in. Parking is a bit tricky though -- mostly limited meter parking. Definitely recommend and would order again

From the outside it looks a little sketchy but the food is great and the vibe is great as well! It…read morewas a close walk from the circus circus hotel. Definitely recommend! Only thing is that the bathrooms were dirty and toilets were clogged.