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    Tokyo Ya

    3.6 (99 reviews)
    ModerateSushi Bars, Japanese
    Closed 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Intimate
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Gina D.

    I am a sushi lover. It is my absolute favorite food while I will not say this place is the best as far as flavor or quality all around it is by far the best all-you-can-eat deal that I can find with decent quality fish. You simply cannot find a place that is under $30 anymore with all you can eat lunch. I went on the weekend which is dinner only and cost 38 per person. The service was good because they cleared our dishes right away, but I was a little bit confused in the beginning because no one explained how to use the menu and ordering system. I tried salmon, white tuna, red clam king Salmon octopus, as well as their special roll bumblebee. The special roll was good but very heavy and filling. Out of all the fish I liked the salmon the most the cuts of sashimi were very thick and large, and the flavor was fresh and creamy which overall made the entire meal worth it for me. I would not recommend the octopus or other fish, but I did like the clam and ordered it a few times I would've liked to try the other special rolls, but just felt they would've been too filling for me. If you leave a review, they give you a free Thai tea. I was surprised because it was massive when I received it, but I can tell they use powder and I did not particularly like the taste. One thing that I did like with this place compare compared to Akino is that desserts are included in the all you can eat menu. Their desserts included orange slices two different types of cake, three flavors of ice cream and one or two other Chinese desserts. Overall, I would come back again because of the value for your money, but if you're craving a really great sushi experience, there are definitely other better options around. For variety and overall quality Akino wins, but Tokyo ya wins for value (bang for your buck)

    Takoyaki, edamame, shrimp tempura, California Roll, Never Try Never Roll
    Dominic O.

    Saw the all you can eat sign outside of the store, and thought $38 was a bit much for how it looked, but I was wrong. This place was awesome. The menu for AYCE was huge, 150 items, I think, and included everything you could want, from sushi to Takoyaki. There was sashimi, noodles, soup, deserts, and wagyu on rice. It was all really good, and the servers brought the food very quickly. Definitely an awesome AYCE, check it out!

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    Victoria G.

    Food 7/10 The AYCE (~$35) vibe really is great if you're carbo-loading before a marathon, and that's exactly what my boyfriend and I came here for him to do. Endless sushi heaven. The server questioned if we really wanted to get this much because we had to pay extra for what we didn't finish, and I enthusiastically said yes to their skeptical facial expressions. It was quite funny. My boyfriend did indeed finish everything. I thought their salmon was quite high quality, but otherwise, all the other seafood was just fine. For the price and the AYCE aspect though, I would say this place is quite an experience. They had fun donut sushi, plenty of options for appetizers, and a good selection of fish. You can pick either sashimi slices or nigiri, and it really just doesn't stop coming. Atmosphere 7/10 Cute spot with Japanese decor, plenty of seating, and we walked right in without a wait. Service 9/10 They were very attentive and friendly, kept on refilling our waters, which was a plus. Appreciate the service!

    Will N.

    I would rate 6 stars if I could! This checks off everything I want in an AYCE sushi experience and more. I am so impressed by the rice to filling ratio. It literally is one grain of rice between the filing and wrapper. The ratio is still insane even on rolls where fish is on top. In all my years of eating sashimi, I've never eaten cuts this thick either. And the quality is amazing. Deep variety of food on the AYCE menu too: noodles, rice, desserts, all at no additional cost. When I visited, the restaurant played a K-pop loop on their TV, so I was having a blast and a half.

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    Kyrie Jude E.

    Location: 36-06 Ditmars Blvd Astoria, NY Service: great! Ambiance: nice and very aesthetically pleasing to the eyes. Instagram-worthy. Food: all tasted so good and savory. See each photo. Worth the try.

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    Catherine M.

    Really great deal for good quality sushi. Very fast service. The tempura were very crunchy. Fish so fresh and tender. Impressive with only one waitress for all the tables. She was very friendly and efficient. The space is small but very cute. We will definitely be back!

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    Chris A.

    Tried the $25 lunch special and my goodness do you leave there full! Service was great but please be prepared to have a cell phone to scan the QR code to order directly from your phone. If you do not they do provide a paper type menu where you can pick what you want. The inside is extremely clean and designed so adorable. There's so many unique things to try that are specialties, it's nice to indulge in such cultural delights. Noodles, rice, sushi, rolls, drinks, you name it, It's with the pay one price.

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    Christina ..

    Updating because I think there's room for improvement in service. The food is ok compared to other sushi spots on the rest of Ditmars. Note that their deal prices have increased a bit since I last posted.

    Angela G.

    Oh no... I hyped this place up to my boyfriend and we came back here with my dad (who I originally tried this spot with) - the whole place / menu ordering changed. I guess there was a tiktok going around that might have blown up and ruined it for all of us No more reservations, ordering online through a QR code, the waitress asked if we wanted water, ran away and never came back. Half the food we ordered didn't come out, wait times were insane & the food we did get was tasteless. I'm so disappointed at the changes, we asked the waitress and she said that "dinner is busy, come back on a weekday when no one is here" guess we got lucky to try it before the downfall!

    Angela P.

    LOVE LOVE this spot! Everyone has been talking about it lately and it def lives up to the hype!! The place was PACKED, even on a Thursday night! For an AYCE the fish was really fresh! The service was great! Everyone was super sweet and attentive. I'm already wondering when I will go back!

    Isabella B.

    I went in there to try their all you can eat sushi and I left with discomfort, food poisoning, and overall not a great time. The rice was too sweet since Japanese sushi rice has a slight sweetness but this was way too much. The fish had an odd aftertaste which worried me and could explain the over sweetness on the rice. And I felt like I was eating more rice than fish because the rice was so compacted that I kept chewing on rice. Also there were flies and insect flying near our table which I had to keep an eye to swat away from the food. I made the error of over ordering thinking it was one batch that wasn't good but each time we ordered it went from bad to worse. The server explaining how to order from their menu/QR code through an app on our phones was very confusing. I would have just filled out a paper about how many pieces we wanted and if we wish to continue to fill out a new paper. I've tried all you can eat sushi and various price points/value in sushi and this one unfortunately was just awful. I don't recommend this location for their all you can eat sushi

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    Brian S.

    I came by at 2:30 on a wednesday and there was a 5 min wait and place was packed until 4:30 which was closing time. First impressions weren't great as the AUCE menu seemed a lot more limited than it used to be a few weeks ago before the spot blew up. Additionally, there were only 2 waitresses and they seemed terribly overwhelmed for the number of customers they were seeving. However, when the sushi came I was honestly surprised that the quality of fish was decent and I was very happy with the salmon sashimi. I wasn't very impressed by the shrimp tempura, takoyaki or other kitchen items but thats not what I come to AYCE sushi for. Unfortunately, after our first order it took very long to get our second order taken as well as for it to come. I think this place would be great if it weren't so busy and understaffed, but I can't complain too much considering I had AYCE sushi for $20.

    Michelle C.

    My family and I have been longtime fans of Akino over in Elmhurst but we decided to give Tokyo Ya a try after I heard about their incredible lunch/dinner deals ($20/30 respectively) on TikTok. Just a note, on our most recent visit last Friday, we were notified that it was the last day for the deal and that prices would be raised an additional $5 (which still makes the meal relatively affordable for an AYCE sushi joint). With the new price change, they also added some new things to the menu including sushi donuts, onigiris, and new rolls. The space is small, but the turnover is high, which means the fish is always fresh. I really liked that you order through a QR code-- it streamlines the process and we were able to get our food within 10-15 min of ordering during prime dining hours on a busy Friday night. I really enjoyed the raw ebi, which was incredibly sweet and not something you find often on the menus. I will note, however, that we ordered white tuna sashimi and was given something I'm assuming was seared albacore instead of escolar, which I was expecting due to pictures on the menu. As for rolls, I enjoyed the volcano roll and the Tokyo Ya roll the best. I did find that the rice was a little hard, but was otherwise pleasantly surprised with the quality. The volcano roll had a crispy shrimp tempura filling and was topped with soft spicy tuna. The Tokyo Ya roll had a sweet mango and eel sauce that cut through the richness of the avocado and rice.

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    Great sushi for a very good price. Everything is so good and they had a lot of good options for my friends who prefer cooked fish as well!

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    Do you take reservations or not? You had the option for online reservations but then that was taken down.

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